Historic Inns of Annapolis

"The room was small. Service was exceptional! The plugins on the tables were old and the plug would fall out, which was a little annoying."

Annapolis Waterfront Hotel, Autograph Collection

"It is very convenient to watch the sea and sightseeing"

DoubleTree by Hilton Annapolis

"The hotel breakfast was quite good, but the front desk didn't give me a breakfast voucher initially, so I had to pay for one day myself, which cost around $15. The room was also quite large and clean."

Hilton Garden Inn Annapolis Downtown

"Except that the front desk called at around 8 o'clock to say that there was a problem with my card and it could not be used, and after explanation, it was corrected. It seems that the front desk's thinking was not very clear. The rest was OK!"

Crowne Plaza ANNAPOLIS by IHG

"Overpriced. Poor quality for the great cost i"

134 Prince - Luxury Boutique Hotel

"An amazing boutique hotel property right in the heart of the action in Annapolis. The interior design and level of service are world-class. This is one of the nicest places I have ever stayed in."

Holiday Inn Express & Suites ANNAPOLIS by IHG

"The twin room was too small; the whole room was basically just two beds. The facilities weren't great either; the refrigerator would vibrate periodically at night, the heating system was very noisy, and the bathroom was so small it was almost impossible to step inside!"

The Westin Annapolis

Flag House Inn

"First and foremost, the property photos are not as advertised on the website. The common areas are nice, but the room accommodations were terrible, and the service was extremely poor. We were placed in a room behind the dining room which was down a hallway next to the kitchen across from the washer/dryer next to where the trash was kept each day. Furthermore, the photos on the website don’t show a room that looks anything like ours and when we inquired with the one and only staff person on-site, we were told our room isn’t listed on the site photos. This is misleading for a small inn to not show all the rooms available, particularly leaving off the less desirable ones. When we tried to get moved to a new room (as they weren’t sold out according to their misleading website) we were told we’d have to pay an extra $100 per night to move (we were already paying nearly $400 a night so that was simply unacceptable). As we were next to the kitchen, it was noisy every morning and so much so that they gave us a white noise to help block the noise, which leads us to believe that this is an ongoing issue that others have complained about. To be quite honest, we were confused why this was even a room they would rent out as there is no way anyone would stay in this room and have a good stay; we are confident that we can’t be the first people to have complained about this room. At one point the one staff member admitted to us that this was the worst room in the inn. The room was missing curtains, the bathroom was dirty and infested with flies the whole stay. It was poorly lit and poorly furnished (there isn’t even a closet, just a bar on the wall with hangers) so you have to live out of your suitcase. You can confirm this with the photos attached. In addition to all of this, the advertised daily breakfast was just muffins and orange juice set-out on a counter each morning. For the steep price they charge, strongly suggest finding another option."