The only waterfront B&B in Chesapeake City and largest boasting 2 suites and 8 guest rooms.

One of Maryland's historically significant estates, Great Oak Manor sits on twelve acres directly on the Chesapeake Bay just outside of Chestertown in Maryland's Eastern Shore. With large common rooms and beautifully appointed guest rooms, comfortable outside seating areas shaded by majestic Oak and Walnut trees, the Manor affords its guests ample and comfortable areas in which to relax.The Manor will meet your every need with 1,200 ft. of waterfront, a private beach and the most beautiful sunsets on the Eastern Shore.

Quietly tailored travel: 2 bright, spacious, allergy-friendly rooms in a cozy 1947 Cape Cod.

Welcome to the Causey Mansion Bed and Breakfast where your stay will take you back to antebellum Delaware and its plantation lifestyle. It is on the national Register of Historic Places and has been the home of 2 Governors... Daniel Rogers (1797 - 99) and Peter F. Causey (1855 - 59). Causey Mansion began as a grand Georgian home build by Levin Crapper in 1763 on over 1,000 acres. The land was farmed by Crapper (2 of the original out buildings remain on the property). After Peter Causey purchased the home in 1849, he enlarged the house by adding a 3rd floor, and changed the style from Georgina to Greek Revival. Early in the 20th century, it was the home of the Joseph Holland family. In the 1930's, Captain Wilson M. Vineyard, a well-know ship builder, purchased the home. Causey Mansion is now proudly owned and operated by The Connolley Family. Come step back in time and relax in the luxury and comfort provided with attention paid to every detail.

Just minutes from the Delaware Beaches and Retail Outlets we offer affordable all-inclusive rates.

Absolute perfection. If that's what you are in search of in a getaway, look no further. The Towers is a bed and breakfast connoisseur's dream. Built in 1783, The Towers was once the home of Delaware Governor William Burton. Major renovations supervised by his daughter in 1891 converted the original colonial structure into an elegant Victorian mansion. Expertly restored in the 1980s, The Towers now serves as one of the nation's outstanding luxury bed and breakfast inns. To make reservations visit our website or call us at 302-422-3814 or 800-366-3814.

Waterfront views of canal and basin from porches and most of the rooms, historic home circa 1870, located in the heart of the Historic District of this waterside village on the Chesapeake and Delaware canal. Browse the gift and antique shops, dine at one of several fine restaurants, or relax on the inn's waterside porch and watch the ships and boats pass by. Bob and Carol Roethke are the owners and innkeepers and together they offer a warm and relaxing 19th century atmosphere along with wifi and all the modern conveniences, not to mention an excellent breakfast prepared by Culinary Institute of America trained owner and chef Bob.