My husband and I stayed here for four days. The staff turned themselves inside out and upside down…read moreto accommodate our party. We were there for a True North Project event. Everyone was gracious and kind and I don't have enough words to say how wonderful our day was. Thank you to the whole staff. Just a heads up the organization plans on having this event next year my husband and I are ready excited to go back. I wish I could give it 10 stars however there are only five above.

Not the place I would have a wedding, but it was not mine. Very good in the service except the…read moreperson running the wedding lied to me. It was regarding a food that was just bad. She said it was supposed to be that way. No. The room was not worth over 200 a night and it was not clean. There was dust behind the bed an inch thick. With luck I will never go there again.

La Cle D'or Guesthouse is a marvelous B&B. We've stayed at many B&B on the east and west coast and…read moreLa Cle D'or is a diamond in the rough. We stayed in the Romchambeau room. On the weekends, Ron serves a gourmet breakfast to die for, much better than any restaurant in the area or restaurant/hotel in the world. My husband fished every morning and every night right along with the locals at various venues, and Ron knows them all. La Cle D'or is one, two, three blocks walking distance to everything in town. It's a great place for antique shopping, and Ron has some pieces available throughout your room for sale and at extremely reasonable prices. So shopping for the women and fishing for the men. In the evenings, there are a couple of restaurants that feature good food and good live music. This is a wondeful place to get away for a romantic weekend!

Lovely guest house, full of antiques and art. Friendly and accommodating host. Easy walk to…read moretown, easy street parking, quiet.

We stayed here for a wedding earlier in the year. I'd never been to this part of the country so I…read morewas very excited to see what the area had to offer. We arrived a few minutes late after fighting Friday traffic out of D.C. The innkeeper, Jane, was very understanding and we made sure to keep in contact with her on our progress. When we arrived she was still there waiting for another couple (and never showed). Jane was very nice and personable and gave us a quick tour of the house which had been in her family since it was built. The short story is that there's lots of history in the house. Beautiful photos, paintings, lamps, instruments, etc. It is really amazing and she is very happy to share with guests what she knows and where it all came from. Our room was comfortable and clean. We had a nice little outside deck if we wanted to step out or let a breeze in.Jane warned us to be sure to keep the door shut at night as bats could pay us a visit. No thank you. Breakfast was ready and waiting each morning and and the food was delicious. Fresh fruit, coffee, eggs, sausage, pastries, etc. Delicious. More than I usually eat for breakfast when at home. She does own two dogs but those are only allowed into the guest area by invitation. She's on-site which was also reassuring as well. I definitely recommend staying here if you're in the area.

Stayed for two nights at Easter 2018. If half-points were here, I'd give Currier House a…read morefour-and-a-half; it is not a "five," but it is better than a "four."| Short version: (1) The place was spotless, absolutely clean through-out; lots and lots of photos and old things on display as you might see in a museum, but nothing - absolutely NOTHING - dusty or musty. The place was spotlessly clean. (2) Breakfasts were good, homemade, nutritiously balanced, and plentiful. In addition, available in the dining area at any time of the day were juice, fruit, coffee/tea, and cartons of yogurt. (3) Location is excellent. It's a one-block walk from the water and the light house. If you have a room with a balcony at the front of the house, you can watch the moon over the river. (4) B&B hostess is on site, knows the area exceptionally well, and will tell you anything you might ever want to know about Havre de Grace, past or present. Hostess was kind, gracious, and absolutely polite. (5) Negatives: Guest rooms are small, and the mattress I experienced was quite firm. However, regarding the firm mattress, my solution for the second night was to fold a blanket under me. If you don't like a firm mattress, ask the hostess for an extra blanket or two, fold them, and let them be your cushion on the firm mattress. The mattress was _not_ worn or old; rather, it was simply quite firm, and I do not like firm mattresses. Havre de Grace is just the neatest little historic town! In warm weather, this place would be perfect: Of the B&B's in HdG, this place is closest to the water. It's less than a two-block walk to the start of what the locals call "the Promenade," which is the boardwalk along the river. At the same time, in warm weather, it's just a quick few blocks walk to the historic downtown area of Havre de Grace. The house is located on what is called "The Lafayette Trail," something of a historic walk thru and around Hdg. So, my recommendation is positive, but be prepared for a very firm mattress.

Amazing place!!!!!The people are very helpful, attentive, and very nice. The food is amazing…read moreespecially the prices. It has a beautiful, and warm feel to it. The scenery is absolutely beautiful. Awesome place. Definitely will be back to stay a night or two. Love it here!!!!

We had a wonderful experience! The staff was incredibly friendly, and the rum bar lounge had a…read moregreat atmosphere with excellent drinks. Leslie, the cook, was phenomenal--everything we tried was outstanding. We also stayed overnight, and the rooms were comfortable and cozy

Extremely disappointed. Upon arrival, received our keys at the lockbox and went to our room. Never…read moregreeted by anyone and never saw any "inn" employees our entire stay. Had a major issues with the room. Peeling tub that was covered with black mold, tub faucets that were mismatched and broken, broken sink faucet, and lightbulb out in the bathroom. When we reported (via text), they did come "clean" the tub but at this point we felt that the entire place was "dirty" and couldn't wait to checkout. We were told they were going to resurface the tub and make repairs in the "off season". Considering we paid their in season rate, with no discount given, we would not stay here in the future. After speaking to another guest, they felt their room was not much better. Very impersonal experience for staying at a bed and breakfast. Would not recommend staying at this location.

Elly the owner and Maggie the dog greeted us when we arrived, very friendly and comforting. We'd…read moremeet Joe later in the evening. We really enjoyed everything and would revisit in a heartbeat. edit: I started this review in 2018. We recall our visit with fondness though I don't know what to add that would be helpful.

We had a lovely time staying at Chez Amis this past November. I was in town for the Annapolis…read moreClassic. Each room is themed based on the purpose it served in this historic house. We stayed in The Law Library. The view from the room was fun--we could look out our window and see people walking around the town. You can't beat the location--you can walk everywhere. The architecture was so cool. The house had lots of acute and obtuse angles to fit on the lot between the city streets. The living room was so cozy. I wish my own living room could be so welcoming. We especially loved getting to know Maggie the dog, sweetie extraordinaire. The couple that runs the property are nice and down to earth. They have coffee out in the morning and the woman cooks a full gourmet Breakfast where you get a chance to meet the other travelers! You also have access to Tea/cookies and snacks throughout your stay. It really felt like home while we were there. Parking garages are nearby and they can hook you up with a half off discount code. We'll be back!

We desperately needed to escape Washington, but did not want to spend all evening in the car. Enter…read moreMaria's Love Point Bed & Breakfast. Located on Kent Island overlooking the Chesapeake, this is the perfect getaway. It took us about an hour to drive there from downtown (with no traffic) and was easy to find on a lightly traveled road a few miles from the main highway. The house is massive, but there are only two rooms available for guests. We recommend the Osprey room, which overlooks the bay. In the morning, you wake to a glorious sunrise on the bay. This is soon followed by breakfast carefully prepared by Maria and Ed Peffly, the owners. Each morning we had fresh fruit, and coffee followed by a main breakfast. One morning it was a salmon frittata the next is was blueberry and banana pancakes. The only down side of breakfast was having to muster uncomfortable conversation with the other couple there who were on a romantic getaway. But that is par for the course at a B+B. During the day we walked around in the nearby Terrapin State Park and explored the island. We were there in March, and the usual Kent island riff raff were not to be found. In the evenings we sat under the stars in the hot tub and let the stress slough away. We basically had the run of the house, and although there was one other couple there, we never saw them except at breakfast. The grounds were amazing and at night a herd (15 or so) deer can be seen munching away on the grass. There was a pool, but it wasn't open when we were there. They have a gym and game room that we used once (Who goes to a B&B to use the gym?) What else can I say, for $160 a night (in the off season, you get a wonderful room overlooking the bay, a great breakfast and seclusion from the real world. If I was to conjure criticisms, I would say that the rooms had a bit too much potpourri for our taste and that some of the decor was on the Laura Ashley side, but that is really being picky. This is a real gem. NOTE: I was reluctant to post this review for one simple reason--people will go to and love this place and we'll never be able to book a room again. But we liked the owners so much that we figured that keeping it a secret wouldn't be fair. Let me be frank. By people I mean you loathsome SUV driving butt cracks that make it necessary for rational people to escape DC. Please go to Disney.

Want a dream wedding? How does this one sound…read more Picture yourself standing in front of an arch that backs up to a small patch of trees, one with white flowers blooming beautifully in contrast to the vibrant spring greens on the rest of the trees. To the left and right you and see picturesque views of the Chesapeake Bay. In front of you, you see a massive mansion-esk Bed & Breakfast that was built with extra #love by it's owner. Small architectural flourishes lend to the owners strong eye for aesthetic. A giant white tent 50 yards from the ceremony is where your guests will be partying, and a large stone patio with high bar tables around a small pool is where your guests will enjoy their cocktail hour. A separate small building off to the side houses fully plumbed in bathrooms with granite countertops make this luxurious experience continue in all facets and faucets! Hahahahhahaha - I'm such a dork. The perfect location for a wedding in every way. I mean... when this bed and breakfast was built, the intention was for it to also being a wedding venue. You can tell as there are ground anchors permanently placed around the pool and yard. Just a top notch place! Also Britny's Wedding gets 5 stars! :)

Great amenities, such as in ground pool, full service kitchen, three season room, and beautiful…read moregrounds for graduation party. House was spacious and comfortable for party guests. Hannah was very helpful too!

This place is amazing. What a great place to have an event. We spent Christmas weekend at this…read moreestablishment with 19 family members. There wasn't one complaint amongst the group. Everyone had a great time. The place is clean, has comfy beds, cable tv, large sitting areas, a lovely dining room, and a nice size kitchen to prepare meals. Definitely going back again.

The ambiance of this B& B is amazing. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Decor is beautiful.read more

I can't say enough great things about my experience at the Terry House! There isn't a better place…read moreI could have stayed to escape a long week in the city to learn about our first state. The entire house is stunning, inside and out. I was lucky enough to stay in one of the most recently renovated rooms, a jungle themed paradise. The room was pristine. The decor is gorgeous. Upon walking inside, there was calming safari music playing on the TV. I felt like I was in heaven. The location is unbeatable, especially for history buffs. The house is across the street from the New Castle Court House Museum, one of six sites that comprise First State National Historic Park. And it's wonderfully quiet area. I was relaxed and at ease the entire time. I would 100% stay here again, and I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a peaceful getaway!