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Waterfront and wonderful. Minutes From Annapolis . . . Miles From The Ordinary!

Experience Chesapeake Bay beachfront lodging at its best!

Miles River Guest house is an elegant private 1400 square foot guest house 100 feet from the magnificent Miles River. The house, rented only to one party at a time, has a large master suite with king size bed and private bath and many windows with great views, a small bedroom with Queen size bed and great view of the water, and great room (we call it the River Room) with leather sofas, mahogany bar, kitchen, HD flat screen TV, Juke Box (set to free play), gas logs fireplace, ipod stereo. The property has a swimming pool, dock, 2 person kayak and canoe, and is abundant with osprey, blue heron, swan in the summer and Canada geese in the fall and winter. The interior and deck areas have high speed wireless internet. Spa services and massages are available by the pool, on the dock or in the River Room. Click on the link to our website for a video tour of the guest house and related video in attractions menu.

Charming turn of the century Victorian-style farmhouse is the ideal location for an entire family, 2-3 couples or 4-6 sporting enthusiasts looking for a pastoral setting, relaxed accommodations, kitchenette, dining and living room. An inviting southern porch complete with rockers.

Nestled in the harbor and located right in the historic district of St. Michaels, the Hambleton Inn is within walking distance of antiques shops, art galleries, and perhaps the finest seafood restaurants in the world. Located in St. Michaels, Maryland, one of the great sailing capitals of the world, and the site of Michener's novel Chesapeake, the Hambleton Inn is a treasure of the bay. Guest rooms are spacious and appointed with antiques and oriental rugs. Gourmet breakfast is served every morning. Attention to details, personal service and friendly innkeepers all make your visit relaxed and simply wonderful. Just an hour from Baltimore Washington International Airport, the Hambleton Inn is easily accessible, yet a wonderful retreat, right on the water in historic St. Michaels, the Nantucket of the Chesapeake Bay.

Spectacular wrap-around waterview with fabulous sunsets! Minutes from St. Michaels, this historic Inn and farm, offer a unique experience of timelessness, peace and beauty. 24 of the 26 rooms overlook Cheseapeake Bay. 120 Acres of fields, woodlands and ponds (with one-mile nature trail), a dock for fishing and crabbing and swimming or floating on rafts. Deer in the fields, bald eagles in the trees. Kayaks and bicycles available. Interesting shops and fine dining, the famed Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and other attractions are nearby.

The Manor House Bed & Breakfast is a 1936 English Tudor home, complimented with perennial gardens and walking paths along the banks of the Wye River. It offers an environment to relax the mind and do outdoors activities.

Black Walnut Point Inn is located at the end of Tilghman Island on 57 acres of a waterfront wildlife sanctuary. Our own six-acre island at the end of the point, you can watch the sunrise over the Choptank River and set over the Chesapeake Bay. Both the 1840s house and private luxury cabins are open year-round, and every accommodation has endless water views and private baths. Enjoy the pool, hot tub, bird watching, fishing or just relaxing with a good book. If you enjoy nature or need a private retreat, come to the Black Walnut Point Inn - the secret place of peace.

Cambridge's only waterfront bed and breakfast is waiting to welcome you!

Victorian elegance with 21st Century conveniences featuring whirlpools, working fireplaces, individual climate control, (heat & A/C), off-street parking, complimentary wireless internet and sumptuous breakfasts! Accommodations are large rooms where lovingly created details such as antique furnishings are complimented with modern conveniences. Amenities include Shower Panels, Cable TV/DVD Player, CD Players, Clock Radios, Clock Radios for iPods, Ceiling Fans, Luxurious Sheets & Doeskin Guest Robes, Down Comforters, (in season), Hair Dryer, Lighted Make-up Mirror, Steam Iron & Ironing Board, Guest Refrigerator, Wine Cooler, Ice Maker, on site private off-street parking, secured overnight storage for bicycles, cycling tour maps of Talbot County, complimentary bicycles for guests use, wrap around porch & Courtyard with Fish Pond for rest and relaxation. Centrally located within three blocks of gourmet and casual restaurants, art galleries, museums, spas, antique & specialty shops, farmers' market, and an excellent location for visiting all points of interest in and around Maryland's Eastern Shore and the Delmarva Peninsula. Advanced Reservation Required. Two night minimum stay required for all guest rooms, year round. Inspected by & chartered member of the Maryland Bed and Breakfast Association.

Eastern Shore hospitality at its finest. Luxurious accommodations and gourmet fare

Conveniently located within walking distance to the water, shops, restaurants, galleries and museums

Built in 1890, Victoria Gardens is a tastefully restored landmark Victorian Heritage House. The beautifully landscaped property is alive with English gardens, centuries-old boxwoods and flowering perennials and trees. Located in an historic neighborhood and surrounded by unique houses of architectural signifigance, Victoria Gardens Inn looks out across the tranquil and wide Choptank River.

Enjoy the charm, elegance, and hospitality of one of the oldest restored homes in St. Michaels. Savor breathtaking views of St. Michaels Harbor, walk to fine restaurants, museums, and shops. A full breakfast is served! Come and enjoy Saint Michaels....you'll Love It.

Quiet, peaceful country setting. Hot tub and inground pool. Hot, homemade breakfast.

The Ruffled Duck Inn is nestled in the historic district of the charming Eastern Shore Village of Oxford, Maryland. This completely renovated historic inn is the light hearted vision of yachtsmen Libby and Danny Cole. The blending of traditional and eclectic décor throughout the inn reflects their lives on the water as well as the rich history of the village that was once Maryland's largest port of call.