Three historic inns in the heart of Annapolis offer a perfect place to spend the weekend and visit the shops, historic attractions, and Annapolis waterfront. the Historic Inns of Annapolis have been welcoming guests for centuries with inviting lodging options. Each of the three buildings has its own character and offers a variety of room types for guests. Recently, all of the properties were part of a multi-million dollar makeover that brought upgrades and renovations to each of our 124 guestrooms.

Our rooms are equipped with new cable televisions – flat-screens in most cases – and the rooms also offer high-speed Internet access, telephones, and private baths. In addition to our guestrooms, we also offer historic suites that allow guests to truly experience the charm of a bygone era. If you are looking for a hotel in Annapolis make sure to consider the Historic Inns of Annapolis first.

Maryland Inn - Discover living history in The Maryland Inn. With views of the State House, the waterfront, or downtown Annapolis’ famed Main Street, each of the 44 guestrooms in The Maryland Inn welcomes guests with warm and inviting décor. And to make sure your stay is a comfortable one, all of the rooms in The Maryland Inn are equipped with new televisions with cable, hairdryers, high-speed Internet access, telephones and private baths.

Governor Calvert House - Faces Colonial Gardens on one side, the Maryland State House on the other, and graciously entertains visitors in its 51 guest rooms and conference center with warm hospitality in the Maryland tradition.

The Governor Calvert House is home to the front desk for all three properties and is where your experience begins. Whether you’re staying at the Governor Calvert House, the Robert Johnson House or The Maryland Inn, you’ll check in at the Governor Calvert House when you arrive.

Once home to two former Maryland governors, sections of the Governor Calvert House date back to 1695 – making the building one of the oldest in Annapolis. Facing the State House on one side and the Colonial Gardens on the other, the Governor Calvert House offers 51 elegant guestrooms. The rooms in the Governor Calvert House offer high-speed Internet access, new televisions with cable, high dryers and telephones. The Governor Calvert House also hosts a majority of the meetings, social functions and other catered events in the Atrium and Calvert Ballroom.

Robert Johnson House - Built in 1773, the Robert Johnson House overlooks the Maryland Governor’s Mansion and the Maryland State House. Originally three separate houses, the Robert Johnson House has been fully restored and furnished as one distinct property. It features 29 guestrooms furnished with antiques and reproduction pieces. Like the other two buildings, each of the rooms in the Robert Johnson House includes new televisions with cable, hairdryers, high-speed Internet access, telephones and private baths.

Conferences, Meetings and Special Events
The Historic Inns of Annapolis offer a rich history combined with modern facilities to create the ideal meeting venue in Maryland. The Governor Calvert Center provides meeting rooms for groups of 10 to 250 with more than 8,600 square feet of flexible function and banquet space. Our meeting facilities are perfect for business meetings, class reunions or group gatherings. We also offer full audiovisual capabilities and a variety of catering options prepared by our Executive Chef. Our expert meeting planning staff will assist you every step of the way to ensure that your needs are met and your expectations are exceeded.

A team of dedicated sales associates is ready to assist you with the planning of your social event, including Anniversaries, Wedding receptions, Bar Mitzvahs, Bat Mitzvahs, Theme Events, Holiday Events, and conferences.

We can even take care of off-site catering requests. Let our wedding consultant assist in planning your fabulous event with over 20 years of experience.

Treaty of Paris Restaurant & King of France Tavern
Guests have enjoyed fine dining and drinking at the Historic Inns of Annapolis for hundreds of years. And that tradition continues to this day. The Treaty of Paris restaurant, the Drummer’s Lot pub and Starbucks, all located within The Maryland Inn, offer a unique bit of history that complements the surrounding area. Our Annapolis restaurants offer some of the best dining in Maryland. One visit to any of these locations and you’ll understand why The Maryland Inn has continually remained a popular gathering place for locals and visitors alike.

Located inside The Maryland Inn, the four-star Treaty of Paris restaurant is one of the most celebrated dining establishments and restaurants in Annapolis. In April 2004, the Restaurant Association of Maryland inducted the Treaty of Paris into the Hospitality Hall of Honor.

All of these locations are perfect spots for wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners, parties, business meetings, and other social gatherings.

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