Frequently Asked Questions

Check-in at the hotel is at 4 p.m.

Check-out at the hotel is at 11 a.m.

The minimum age for check-in at the hotel is 21.

There is no charge for cancellations made at least 3 days prior to your reservation date. A fee of 1 night’s room and tax will be assessed for cancellations made less than 3 days prior to your reservation date. Reservations made under an Advance Purchase rate or during special events periods, do not apply to this cancellation policy.

Pets are always welcome at the hotel. There is a $100 pet fee assessed for each pet per reservation. Learn More

Smoking is not allowed in the building.

Onsite fitness center with state of the art equipment, including free weights, yoga equipment and Peloton bikes.

Limited on-property parking is available for $39 per day per vehicle. Oversized vehicles are not permitted.

There are many public transportation options near the hotel, including Uber, Lyft and the Annapolis Circulator.

We do our best to follow ADA guidelines and ensure our website and property are accessible to all, including those with disabilities. You can find more information on our Accessibility page.

Children are always welcome at the hotel. We have cribs and pack and plays for use based on availability.

We gladly accept mail and packages on your behalf. Please speak to the front desk for more information.

Yes! There are two available and they are at a cost to the guest, in addition to the normal parking fees.

Guests can walk to the Maryland State House, the oldest state capitol still in use, tour the elegant William Paca House & Garden, or visit the U.S. Naval Academy with its museum and chapel. These landmarks showcase Annapolis’s rich colonial and maritime history.

The hotel sits right on the harbor, making it easy to book a sailing trip on the Schooner Woodwind, watch boats pass through Ego Alley, or rent kayaks and paddleboards for a day on the Chesapeake Bay.

Yes, the hotel is steps from Historic Downtown Annapolis, filled with boutique shops, local galleries, and waterfront restaurants. Guests can also stroll across Spa Creek to Eastport, a laid-back neighborhood known for its seafood spots and harbor views

 Just a short drive away, Quiet Waters Park offers scenic walking and biking trails, gardens, and picnic areas. For a more urban stroll, downtown Annapolis features charming streets lined with historic homes and waterfront paths.

The U.S. Naval Academy Museum showcases naval history and artifacts, while the Banneker-Douglass Museum highlights African American heritage in Maryland. Visitors can also explore the William Paca House & Garden, a museum of colonial life and design.