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King Guestroom At Governor Calvert House Enjoy historic ambiance and sleep in the comfort of a plush king-size bed in these Governor Calvert King guestrooms. Accessible guestrooms are also available, as are those with a balcony.

King Guestroom Of Maryland Inn The Maryland Inn King guestroom features a king-size bed with crisp linens, melding modern efficiency with a nod to the inn's colonial past.

Double Double Guestroom At Robert Johnson House Located in the Robert Johnson House, this guestroom is outfitted with two plush full-size beds, modern amenities, and complimentary WiFi.

King Guestroom At Robert Johnson House These tasteful guestrooms with a splash of 19th-century style provide a king-size bed luxuriously appointed with crisp linens, along with modern comforts like complimentary Wi-Fi and cable TV.

The Drummer's Lot Pub Part of the historic Maryland Inn, Drummer's Lot Pub brings a bit of English-style atmosphere to the top of Church Circle.

Garden Terrace At Governor Calvert House The garden terrace is a charming extension of the Governor Calvert House’s modern conference center, making it the perfect place to unwind with a drink or something to eat after a day of exploring or business meetings.

Lobby Of The Governor Calvert House Designed in Georgian style, the Governor Calvert House faces the State Circle and its lobby is replete with period furnishings emblematic of its Colonial heritage.

Exterior View Of Governor Calvert House Dating back to the early 18th century, the Governor Calvert House was transformed into a magnificent lodging in the 1970s. The inn is within walking distance of shops, restaurants, entertainment, and the heart of Annapolis’ historic district.

Calvert House Hypocaust Room This Calvert House room has a transparent floor to reveal a hypocaust. Revealed by excavations in 1982, this peculiar set of brick channels built in the 1770s was connected to a fireplace and probably used for heating a greenhouse that grew semi-tropical plants and flowers.

Lobby Of The Robert Johnson House In 1766, the property was used as a ropemaking and cabinetry shop for its proximity next to the renowned city cabinetmaker, John Shaw. The lobby showcases the artful restoration of this historic house with elegant colonial antiques and décor.

Exterior Of The Maryland Inn With its elegant brick façade, The Maryland Inn, part of the Historic Inns of Annapolis, dates back to the end of the American Revolutionary War.

Lobby Of The Maryland Inn The period furnishings of the Maryland Inn's lobby reflects its storied history as a popular lodging for statesmen and governors dating back to the early days of the nation after the Revolutionary War.

Meeting Space With Conference Setup With more than 10,000 sq ft of flexible meeting space, the Historic Inns of Annapolis can accommodate a wide variety of events ranging from large conventions to intimate gatherings.

Wedding Reception At Governor Calvert House's Atrium The Governor Calvert House showcases a lovely atrium with a garden terrace, part of the house’s modern conference center, offering a unique site for wedding receptions as well as business meetings.

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