When you stay at Laurel Grove Inn, it will be your home away from home. The three story Inn was…read morethe child home of the proprietor, Tiffany. Tiffany and her family live on the third floor. The rest of the house is fair game for guests. The rooms have different types of configurations, but all have private bathrooms. There are even some suites that are great for families. Our family, with two adults and two teens actually occupied two rooms and that worked well. Unlike other Bob& B's I have stayed at, we felt comfortable using the entire house & grounds, whether it was playing pool, watching television in the family room, fishing in the lake, or chatting in the kitchen. The kitchen is stocked with snacks and beverages at all times. A full buffet breakfast is provided daily. The options vary but I always enjoyed the yogurt & honey and fresh fruit, which was a staple. You will enjoy chatting with Tiffany at any time. She will do anything to make your stay more comfortable. For example, she offered to take our laundry along with her own to the wash & fold in town do we wouldn't have to spend our own time doing it. If you need a place to stay in Annapolis, I would highly recommend forgoing the usual hotel chains and trying Laurel Grove Inn.

The John Barry suite was the PERFECT set up for a fun girls weekend away! With a private entrance…read moreand patio area all to ourselves, we felt we had our own little space while having access to all of the wonderful amenities the Inn had to offer. Tiffany was AMAZING! She was friendly and accommodating and makes a killer breakfast! The property is gorgeous--right on the water. I definitely look forward to staying again in the future!

Great visit. Room clean and charming. Breakfast right sized and delicious innkeepers cordial and…read morehelpful. Definitely recommend.

I love this place!…read more Room: you will have a nice size mini fridge, a TV with streaming service ( Hulu, Disney,etc). Each room has 1-2 beds. The bathrooms have shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Makeup remover wipes + towels. Amenities: they have a fire pit with chairs and a grill. Playground for all the littles. They have bikes you can rent. Washer and dryer, and an ice machine. You are in walking distance of 2 food places and very close to the little beach. And also a pool. The Pool: the pool is 3ft-5ft deep. They always have floats and beach balls. The only complaint I have is the pool hours. Dawn to Dusk. But what does dusk mean ? Some days they close it at 6:30, 7:30,8:30 or even 9 it honestly just depends on if anyone is in the pool. Our 2 day they closed the pool at 7:30, so I would be aware of that. They have recently started doing "duck buck" so you have 4 bars or restaurants. A duck buck basically can get you a free beer / wine, or at Waterman's a crabby pretzel.

Excellent- updated, clean, nice people at the front office. Can walk everywhere- excellent…read morelocation. Family owed!! Good price per night! Our favorite place to stay when in Rock Hall!!

Wonderful accommodations. Beautiful clean home and big comfortable bedroom. Delicious homemade…read morebreakfast and serve in first class style. Loved the stories they shared with us at breakfast of the house, midshipmen, and history. So close to everything. We will definitely return. Thank you Alex and Joe

My girlfriend and I were thrilled to spend the weekend at the Annapolis Inn with our fantastic…read morehosts, Joe and Alex. They both offered great recommendations -- food, things to do, when to visit, dos and don'ts -- and their entertainment and laughs were non-stop. They were pleasant, open and welcoming. We felt like we were at home but better. The location of the inn was ideal for sightseeing and taking in all that Annapolis had to offer. Alex prepared a tasty and thoughtful breakfast tailored to our dietary needs and preferences. Overall it was a cozy weekend. Thanks, Joe & Alex! We enjoyed the conversation and look forward to seeing you again!

I really am not a B&B person. I usually find them too small, too old and dirty, and too…read moreuncomfortable. The Ark & Dove made me re-think that position. It was hugh - 3 floors of beautifully decorated rooms with a deck and outdoor patio, immaculately clean rooms, comfortable beds, a Viking range and a side-by-side refrigerator in the kitchen, a flat screen TV, air-conditioning, and remodeled bathrooms. There are framed sketches of the Ark and the Dove, the ships that are the namesake of the B&B, on the 3rd floor. I slept on the 3rd floor in the canopy bed and it was wonderful! The only downside (literally as well as figurtively, was the 13 + 16 stairs to get up and down there, but it was worth it. The location cannot be beat, about half a block from downtown. And you don't need keyes to get in /out- it's a combination. The hosts, Sandy & Sue, are delightful. Parking is on the street, and they provide tags. It was a gret experience - I didn't want to leave!

Wonderful setting, service, food, location, grounds, and so much more. Can't say enough about the…read moreBlue Heron. We went for our Anniversary get away and have already committed to go back again next year. Lovely rooms, quiet, beautifully maintained grounds. Pool and Hot tub with views of the bay. Love the rocking chairs on the back deck. Love the breakfast selections and afternoon snacks. Go and see for yourself and you will also be going back.

Not fancy, and priced accordingly, but very pleasant B&B in the heart of Rock Hall. Clean,…read more comfortable and homey. The 'breakfast' part is also not fancy-- a quite basic continental breakfast (which suited us fine). The proprietor runs an adjacent kayak store if that is your thing. There is an excellent coffee and sundries shop, Java Rock, down the street, and an interesting jazz/classical music venue, The Mainstay, right across the street (it's quiet).

I can remember when road trips were supposed to be fun. Then, as of pretty recently, I became a…read moreparent. Parenthood, I'm obliged to say, has been a true joy. It has added so much depth and feeling to my life. One thing that it has not improved, however, is long car rides. I don't think I need to explain more, but children (and babies in particular) are logistical nightmares. Thank God for Smyrna rest stop. Conventiently close to the highway, it offers fairly clean bathrooms, gardens, trees and a full playground. The only thing it lacks is a decent lunch option. (I think this is a state issue, DE doesn't allow fast food at state rest areas) Realistically then, this may be the best legally, most legally compliant rest area in all of Delaware, and a welcome oasis for road weary parents and babies.

This is a very nice rest area with an attached tourist information center. There are two sets of…read morerestrooms, helping ensure that a clean facility is always available. The rest area appears to have originally been built to serve US-13, before DE-1 was constructed. When traveling southbound on DE-1, finding the entrance can be a little confusing. Fortunately, there is a direct ramp from the parking area back onto southbound DE-1. The grounds include gardens, picnic areas, plenty of parking, and numerous other amenities. Depending on where you park, however, it can be a fairly long walk to the restrooms. Like the somewhat confusing access from DE-1, the walk is only a minor inconvenience at an otherwise outstanding public rest area.