I recently attended to a 90s themed birthday party at Venue 112. Before the party invite, I was…read moreunaware of this hidden gem. It sits off the street with minimal lighting at the entrance so I initially drove past it. Once inside, I was really impressed with how the organizers transformed the space. It's really flexible & perfect for small to medium sized events. It's literally a blank slate awaiting your creative vision. You can comfortably seat roughly 100 guests. Free parking is available onsite and there are a couple outdoor areas available for ceremonies as well. Finally, the cost is reasonable. If you can host your event Monday - Thursday, there's even more cost savings. Staff members are available to help and man the bar. Check them out!

Loved this location and the people who run it! Highly recommend for events and receptions. Clean…read moreand attractive facility in a rural setting but close and convenient to downtown upper Marlboro. Reasonable prices. Friendly and professional.

Beautiful venue with stunning views of the Chesapeake Bay--perfect for photos and celebrations. The…read morespace was very clean, well-organized, and everything ran smoothly according to schedule. The staff was friendly, the drinks were great, and the cocktail hour hors d'oeuvres were enjoyable. However, the main entrée was below average--it wasn't served warm and lacked flavor. That was the only downside. Overall, I had an amazing time and would definitely recommend this venue for weddings, with the hope they improve the quality of the main course.

Beautiful venue on the water. There is a parking lot out front. Venue is on the water and has a…read morehuge window display with an outside deck that allows you to see the water! It's so pretty!! I was here for a wedding and I think it was a great place for such an event. There are two private bathrooms and then two other bathrooms for men/women.

We visited the Annapolis Maritime Museum & Park for the first time this past Sunday when we were in…read moreAnnapolis for the day. The museum is small, but it's modern and well-organized. The staff member working when we visited (his name was Howard) was really friendly and helpful. He explained about the history of the building and recommended a path through the exhibits to get the most of out of our visit. We learned about a lot about the Chesapeake - its history, the its health and recovery... We learned a lot about oysters, too. There's a fun interactive game you can play where you balance oyster harvesting and the health of the Bay that entertained us (two adults nearing 40) for a while! Then there's a small gallery with photographs of the Bay and some outdoor exhibits, too. They offer sails on a certain days as well, so check out the schedule online before you visit if that's something you're interested in. It might be small, but it's a great little museum. Definitely worth a visit on a visit or trip to Annapolis.

My brother was dying to show us this museum. It was a bit of a drive, but pretty nice in the end…read more We learned about the area and some interesting facts about how Annapolis was known for oyster exportation, as well as being the second biggest import for slavery unfortunately. Outside was beautiful! Someone was even taking bridal photos there. Definitely recommend coming here with the family!

Beauty of place to stay! Enjoyed our time here and had fun in the pool. Also walked around the…read moreentire Inn and enjoyed the view. Had dinner at Knoxies and it was delicious. Staff is friendly and nice and the rooms are clean and beautiful!

My mother and I were discriminated against when trying to bring a service animal in which is…read moreillegal. we had all legal credentials and still were asked to leave.

This was a great space for my birthday party in July. The host was gracious and very flexible with…read moremy needs and helped with everything from start to finish.

This was one of the nicest B&Bs we have ever stayed in. They were ready for us arriving early on…read moreFriday and went out of their way to ensure that was possible. Our room was a nice room with waterfront view of the marina and a porch with rocking chairs just outside our window. Nice sized restroom as well in the room. The breakfast was 5-star with caviar and toast points, and a main course I had never tried before. You cannot beat the location right next to the Chesapeake Maritime Museum that hosted the Sea Glass festival we came for. We will be back for certain!

Wow. What a beautiful place!! Came in by boat to a slip for the Inn. Gorgeous B&B and the staff…read morewas amazing from start to finish! Rooms are exquisite and it's perfect because it's so close to everything and within walking distance to great restaurants! We had a lovely breakfast from an outstanding chef! We felt like we were on our honeymoon again. Everything was just perfect and we definitely be going back every year!! Thank you for a wonderful weekend!!!