Historic Inns of Annapolis

About Historic Inns of Annapolis

Experience 18th century charm incorporated with 21st century convenience at our historical inns in Historic Downtown Annapolis, Maryland. Comprised of three historic buildings - The Maryland Inn, Governor Calvert House and Robert Johnson House - our iconic Inns offer a mix of Victorian character and modern lifestyle amenities. Our beautifully restored boutique hotel celebrates a place in American history, and each inn is within walking distance of Chesapeake Bay attractions. Stroll along the historic waterfront for a sunset or a brunch cruise, or wander the cobblestone streets to wonderful shopping and dining destinations. Enjoy seasonal Maryland cuisine in the elegant and romantic ambiance of Treaty of Paris, our famed restaurant that dates back to the 1700's. Our family of hotels offers indoor and outdoor event spaces for weddings, corporate retreats and banquets. Take part in the many annual festivals that happen in Annapolis, such as US Naval Academy's Commissioning Week, US Sailboat and Powerboat Show, Military Bowl and Annapolis Boat Parade of Lights. Whether you're visiting the Maryland capital for business or vacation, the Historic Inns of Annapolis offers a relaxing retreat where modern conveniences combine with historical charm that will captivate your spirit.

• The Maryland Inn features 44 guestrooms, a fitness center, meeting and event space, and the award-winning Treaty of Paris restaurant. The Maryland Inn offers spectacular views of the State House, Main Street, and the glistening waterfront.

• Dating back to 1695, the Governor Calvert House is one of the oldest buildings in Annapolis. Located across the street from the Maryland State House, this charming boutique hotel in downtown Annapolis offers 51 quaint guestrooms, elegant meeting and banquet space, and the colonial gardens, a peaceful place for meetings and leisurely relaxation.

• Robert Johnson House is an intimate boutique hotel with 29 guestrooms. The historic brick structure was built in 1773 and overlooks the Governor's Mansion and State House.

This unique and iconic hotel recently installed  PURE® Wellness guestrooms to provide travelers with the option of a hypoallergenic environment. These rooms undergo a patented 7-step purification process to remove up to 99.9% of pollutants and allergens, so you can breathe easy and relax comfortably.