This is such a fun spot! I came here for a weekend conference and was able to take advantage of the…read moreamenities, but they had made to choose from. I enjoyed the pool, walking around the golf course and nature areas, fire, pits, and the feeling being secluded while also being across the street from a Walmart and some other retail. The indoor pool was family friendly, and had a hot tub you could be indoors or outdoors in, which was fun. They also had a hot tub outside closer to the water, but it was a little chilly so I didn't go out there. There were a ton of pools outside that looked nice even though I didn't take advantage of them The conference spaces made the work side of my trip easy since they have a variety of different meeting rooms and a larger spaces. Their channel is pretty good with two peloton and other machines and weightlifting areas. The meal options were pretty good for a hotel, the salmon over couscous that we had for dinner one night was really good. Coming to the eastern shore over the winter is always so peaceful and the Hyatt made it easy for me to enjoy it. The staff were friendly and helpful even when I messed up my booking, they were able to fix it right away.

We have just completed our millionth trip to the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay. Our kids call it our…read more"second home"..... Always the most fun time had as a family with something for everyone (ages 12/11/8/4). Arielle at the front is the most incredible, always helping us out with any needs we may have (and the best staff all around). Jess, who is in charge of the entertainment, is unbelievable. She made a very rainy Memorial Day Weekend so much fun for the little kids, with endless indoor activities. The lifeguards and staff at the kids club are so kind and the entire time you are there you feel relaxed and as if you have flown to a resort far away. We look forward to coming back in a few weeks.

My fiancé and I stayed for a weekend getaway. If you're looking for a relaxing and quiet escape,…read morethis is the perfect place! The scenery was breathtaking and the service was excellent. It's a perfect secluded environment right on the bay with some of the best sunset views. The staff were both respectful of our privacy and very attentive if we ever needed anything. My absolute favorite part was the coffee drop-off every morning. It was an extra touch that made the mornings effortlessly relaxing with a cup of coffee while you watched the boats putt around the bay.

Overall pleasant stay. Good communication regarding checkin. A nice goodie bag upon arrival. We…read morestayed in the TuckAway jr suite which is a private little cottage. Enter through the bathroom which was a tad weird but ok. Tub was nice for soaking after the 1/2 marathon I ran in St Michaels. Equipped with a mini fridge and coffee maker A Small "fireplace" Room was comfortable Black out shades were amazing. Nice property and cute town.

This Holiday Inn Express isn't in great shape, and it isn't even the best Holiday Inn Express we…read morestayed in during our trip up and down the Eastern Shore, and normally a three star review is all we might be able to muster up given some grungy and odd things about the place. You know, the usual things: like a bathroom door that didn't latch, a dripping faucet, curtains that had an odd smell, kind of dim public spaces, the guy in the pool drinking beer and playing music from a boombox at top volume without any apparent relatives or companions actually using the pool --- all the usual things you get with a shop-worn lower middle end hotel chain like this brand. But: we had an extremely quiet stay, which is saying something given we had a view of the Burger King drive-through; the staff were exceedingly pleasant and professional; we got an excellent mid-week, off-season rate; and the room upon arrival was cleaner than the average room in this niche. And nobody seems to have gotten an ear infection from the pool and jacuzzi. So I just don't have the heart to rate this lower than four stars. We had a very pleasant stay despite the obvious limitations of the place.

Room was absolutely fine - my one complaint is the connecting door to the next room let in a lot of…read morenoise from their TV. Breakfast was basic, served its purpose. Staff was friendly. Midweek August was about $140. Our little awards members gift was a bottle of water and potato chips.

This is a dated hotel that has undergone some improvements, but a lot of the details have been done…read morepoorly, such as excessive caulk with no clean edges. Baseboard molding roughly cut and not installed correctly.  Our room had no USB connections to support cell phone charging.  Our room also did not have a dresser for clothing storage though it was a large room. There were two drawers in the piece of furniture that also supported a microwave and a mini refrigerator (see pictures).  The bathroom was very small with one sink that had very low water pressure.  The bathtub/shower was risky due to the height and how high it was necessary to step in and out of the tub...which once in the tub there is a very chance to slip. There was a safety grab bar on one side to use when entering or exiting the tub/shower. The shower head was ancient and did not provide a good spray.  When using the one sink there was a water knock in the wall above the sink. This occurred everytime the water was used. There was a desk (no drawers) with a chair and a sofa, another chair with ottoman, plus two more ottomans in front the sofa. Housekeeping is by request. We stayed eight days and scheduled two housekeeping days. We were pleased with the housekeeping effort, but the carpeted floor was very dirty as evidenced by the bottom of my white socks. I find this very concerning since most hotels now allow pets and there is no guarantee that the floors or carpeting are adequately cleaned to remove dirt or pests. There was a wedding party one of the nights during our stay, so there was a lot of slamming doors and excessive noise late at night which was very disrespectful to us and the other guests. The staff was very friendly and we were greeted each day by staff members. There is plenty of free parking and the hotel is easily accessible from route 50.  The hotel serves breakfast each day but is also very close to restaurants and retail shopping. There are three floors but only one elevator, so there is some competition for the elevator during busy periods. This hotel offers WIFI but as noted earlier there are no USB connections in the rooms

The management of this hotel is very poor. I travel to every state but North Dakota for work…read morestaying in hotels and this hotel has the worst staff I have experienced

Soni the manager always pleasant and accommodating. Great price and very clean and comfortable. I…read morerecommend!

The place is one of the dirtiest rooms I've ever stayed in. No vacuuming stained sheets and…read morepillowcases. Bathroom has had no maintenance at all. Chrome stained and dirty rust stains on almost everything and two of the towels were used before we got there. That's all. Enjoy your stay

Lynette is the most wonderful host anyone could ask for. She is very polite, gracious, hospitable,…read moreand I really can not provide the words to explain her service and just how she makes you feel absolutely at home. She also makes the most fabulous cup of coffee. This bed and breakfast really makes you want to return for her conversation and company alone.

I would recommend Victorian Gardens to anyone who wants a unique B&B experience. The owner,…read moreLynette, is one of the most interesting people I've ever met. The home, itself, is tastefully full of antiques, accented with lace curtains. It takes you back in time to old Cambridge. The wonderful breakfast of salmon, eggs, mushrooms, yogurt with fruit, homemade tart and French pressed coffee was an unexpected surprise. The star of the show is Lynette, who is so interesting to talk to and a most gracious host.

Great location and history plus friendly management.. Inside…read morevibe is historic and atmospheric. Cocktails excellent as was food.

BLUF: Famous historic building in Oxford offering a casual lunch and a fancier dinner just steps…read morefrom the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry. On a sunny Saturday afternoon my husband I enjoyed lunch at The Robert Morris Inn. It was very quiet with only one table seated inside the table and a few small parties seated on the patio. The upside is that it was a leisurely and relaxing experience but if you are looking for energy and people watching, this isn't the place, at least not for lunch. My husband had the salmon entree and I had the fish and chips. Both were good - about on par with good pub fare or a bit better. Our server was the only one working and she did a great job making the long trek from the kitchen to the front porch where we, and other parties, were seated. Sitting on the porch we had lovely views of the Tred Avon River. It was a quaint experience. We couldn't help but notice that The Robert Morris Inn is for sale. Hopefully the new owners will be able to refresh it a bit to attract the next generation while of course maintaining the historic integrity of the 300+ year old building.

Our last minute gataway to Oxford over the Memorial day weekend was made extra special by the…read morewonderful accomodations at the Nichols house garden cottage. Luann and her husband are most gracious and welcoming hosts. Their cottage, tucked away in a luscious garden in full bloom is a perfect hideaway for two. Tasteful decor, all essential amenities, great location right in town and walking distance to the park, the market and the town beach make Nichols House cottage our Oxford secret hideaway to come back to :)

We just spent the weekend at The Nichols House and it was a wonderful get-away. The privacy of the…read morecottage is a huge bonus while still having the feeling of a bed and breakfast. Luann's hospitality was delightful and we felt welcomed from the on-set. The breakfast basket was well worth the extra fee as it offered a nice variety of items and we had the freedom to eat whenever we wanted to in the morning. Having our own kitchenette was a perk. The cottage is centrally located - an enjoyable walk to every restaurant in town. This proved to be an excellent find!

I've had ESVR as a manager for rentals! They are unresponsive. They overcharge fees for cleaning…read moreafter my Maid already cleaned. Would not reimburse me for expenses for damages done by their client and then kept half the money. I will be filing a lawsuit. Please do not let this company manage you home.

For anyone considering ESVR as a management company, I want to share our experience. We had…read morenumerous lease violations this summer. Some resulted in property damage, and others involved over-occupancy that ESVR themselves pointed out could put our Short Term Rental License at risk. In our view, these issues were not addressed to our satisfaction. We are no longer using ESVR as our management company; as such, I requested the return of our house key. After several weeks, I have not received the key or even an acknowledgement of my request and will now need to pay to change the locks on my house.