We were very disappointed with our Mother's Day experience at Inn At Perry Cabin. First off, we had…read morea reservation they had put us outside when we requested to be inside the restaurant. We asked to be moved to the dining room. Staff was extremely rude and stuck us in the back in the dining room by ourselves and ignored us until we asked to be served. For $155 per person, we expected a much higher level of quality and service. The service throughout the meal was extremely slow, the food was mediocre at best, and the brunch setup felt confusing and underwhelming. There was a buffet for salads and sides, but then guests still had to select an entrée from a dinner-style menu in the middle of the day. The dessert buffet was nearly empty by the time we got there, and we ended up being served parfaits instead. They didn't even provide parfait spoons, and we had to ask for a knife just to scrape the bottom of the glass. The property itself is beautiful, but unfortunately the dining experience did not come close to justifying the price. We left feeling frustrated and disappointed, especially for a special occasion like Mother's Day.

Went here for breakfast with a group of 10. It was a beautiful day so we sat outside. The property…read moreis stunning. I would say 3/4 of us got the buffet. It was good , but if I had it to do over i would have ordered the breakfast off the menu. Everything was delicious, mostly breakfast foods . You could have your eggs made to order if you'd like. The breakfast from the menu had pretty much everything- it looked like a perfect portion. I would say the service was a bit on the slow side , they were expecting us , but it seemed like a lot for one waitress.

Stayed here for a weekend anniversary get away. Right on…read morethe inlet of the bay. Great location near all the shops and restaurants. Our room was good size, large king bed. Window of the the water with a great view from our room. Room was neat and bed was comfortable. Stayed for the weekend, breakfast both days was good. French toast, eggs and sausage morning one. Morning two eggs or pumpkin pancakes. Both were great. Only negative was the shower in our room. It was a stall shower, which we knew, but the water pressure was terrible. It also took about 10 minutes to come to a warm temp, I felt bad running the water that long. All and all great stay. I'd 100% suggest this place for a weekend getaway.

We just returned from two nights in St. Michael's and had the pleasure of staying at Aida's…read moreVictoriana Inn. We chose a second floor room with a water view. Before we left I planned a surprise sailing cruise for my fiancé and Aida left a sweet note about the gift from me and vouchers for complimentary gelato around the corner for us. She is so accommodating even when a few little things didn't go as planned for us. (Car trouble, weather... not her doing at all but she made them easier to manage.) She has great suggestions for what to do in St. Michael's. Breakfast was set up beautifully in the morning and cooked to order. Portions were huge if you wanted them. We are lighter eaters and once I told her that she gave us perfect smaller portions, but if you want a big breakfast you will not be disappointed here. The inn only has about eight rooms, and each is different. Ours was very comfortable with flowers, art and antiques wherever I looked. There's central air and the softest towels I think I've ever used. She lets you keep stuff in the fridge and even said we could use her laundry when my fiancé sat on something and messed up his pants. We had leftovers when we needed to leave and she gave us a styrofoam cooler to take with us... that will be used a lot this summer, I'm sure. The location is walking distance to most things in town, so while there is off street parking, we walked most of the time. You can't go wrong here with Aida's Victoriana Inn! Note, though, a lot of businesses and restaurants in town are operating at partial capacity or reduced hours, or are closed due to Covid 19. This has nothing to do with the Victoriana Inn, but it is worth calling ahead if you have specific things you want to do while in town to make sure they're available. We had to shift some dining plans but it was a last minute getaway and we didn't care all that much. It a worked out but if you have your heart set on something, check in advance to make sure you'll be able to do it.

Staying at The Wildset Hotel for one night visiting from Washington, D.C., I enjoyed the overall…read moreexperience. It's inside three historic buildings along the main street near the very posh Inn at Perry Cabin. The main building used to be a schoolhouse. Here's my overnight experience. 1) Check-In: The hotel communicated with me via text with clear instructions on how to check-in. I parked in the main building's lot and checked in inside their cafe/shop. My room with a king-sized bed was in The Brick House across the street from the main building. Even with a short line, I was in my room within minutes. 2) Rooms: My room came with a shared balcony overlooking the main street, a little fireplace, a comfy king-sized bed, good shower water pressure, towels, an iron and board, a TV, and free water and chips. The minimalist farmhouse look plays well inside the room. There are plenty of outlets and a shelf for my belongings. Two books came in the room for light reading. 3) Space: The main building has a little shop with local products, snacks, and more. There's also a coffee shop and their restaurant- Ruse. 4) Amenities: Each building has a free parking lot for guests. Breakfast is included each morning as are snacks in the room. Every evening, you can pick up a free s'more kit and roast marshmallows in the back firepit. The hotel offers free yard games and bikes for guests to use. 5) Service: The woman behind the front desk was friendly and helpful! Other reviews noted this, but the walls are thin. I could hear everything the guests next door to me were saying and doing- doors slamming, talking, everything.

The Wildset is a fine, central option when staying in St. Michael's. It's minimalist-chic with a…read moresort of rustic feel as well. Some of the staff are friendly, some are not. The main building is cute, with a lovely sundry shop and the hotel's restaurant, Ruse. We stayed in the building across the street. The room was fine, albeit small. I think I was expecting it to be more luxe. I really enjoyed the shower and the fireplace, which they had just turned on for the season. We noticed the vents were dirty and the filters needed cleaning, so even though everything else appeared clean, who knows what else they are missing. The bed and pillows were soft and comfortable. I appreciated the snacks and water. There was no sound proofing in the building, as I could hear doors slamming and conversations all night. And, a staff member walked into our room as we were getting settled. I definitely used my door jammer/alarm that night, because that was not good. The door didn't have an internal latch, peep hole, or do not disturb sign. However, this building was only accessible by keycard, which was good. Breakfast is included. There are pastry, granola, and yogurt options, plus coffee (they use Ceremony) and juice. I loved the savory biscuit, but get there early for that. I'd return, though I'd book a better room class than standard king, and perhaps that would improve my experience. However, my partner would not return. I hope they act upon their areas of improvement.

Columbus Day fall get away at this picturesque inn; our 3rd floor suite was spacious and had…read moreamazing views of the marina. Coffee in the morning on the balcony deck and sunsets with a glass of wine were perfect. Highly recommend this hotel in the heart of Sr. Michaels. Thank you for a lovely holiday.

Pretty amazing little hotel. The room with the jacuzzi top is great. The food at the restaurant…read moreis pretty good as well.

Wonderful weekend with Carolee and Phil at The Snuggery in St. Michael's, Maryland. Bed and…read morebreakfast is in the oldest residence in St Mike's, circa 1665. Friendly hosts, comfortable accommodations, delightful little town. We felt like old friends almost from the instant we meet Phil and Carolee. Breakfasts were delicious. Convenient to attractions, including being a stone's throw from the Chesapeake Maritime Museum. Already considering our next visit!

I enjoyed a few nights at this lovely B&B in Saint Michaels while looking at local real estate for…read moreinvestment. The Snuggery enjoys a great location in the near the waterfront, but just a short walk to Talbot Street where all the shops and restaurants are located. Phil and his wife keep a clean and well-maintained historic home and Phil makes a great breakfast...or does he just serve it? Come to think of it, I didn't see who made it...Phil just came out of the kitchen with a great breakfast every morning!

Our first overnight visit to St. Michaels, a friend suggested this B&B for our stay. I sent email…read moreto inquire about reservations and got a call within an hour to talk through it and book. I suggest just calling vs trying to work it out over email...there's plenty to consider when renting here...which building, which room, etc. The website does a good job describing things but no substitute for talking with someone there who knows... Our Chesapeake Room was in the main building, second floor. This is an expansive room with romantic appeal. Street noise minimal, footsteps from the third floor not so much, it is what it is, didn't bother us. Large flat screen TV, jacuzzi tub (if that is your thing) and a shower w/o curtain, doors or wall, inside the jacuzzi. Keurig coffee machine worked well. Bed was comfy. Situated in the heart of the business district and just a couple of minutes walk to the harbor. We ate and drank on the water, Foxy's Harbor Grille, walked over to the Harbor Inn for a drink then finished at Ava's back on Talbot St. Morning breakfast was delicious. I had the sausage benny. The breakfast room was not open to the public and it is small. The Inn schedules your breakfast visit for this reason and I can imagine it might get crazy if it is open to the public at the same time. I don't how know how this is managed but it did not affect us. All in all a great visit. Just be reminded that the Inn has multiple buildings and room options. Do some research and then talk to them to sort out your preferences and expectations.

Was not worth the money spent. Low budget room. Breakfast was good but guest room was not…read morecomfortable at all.

Room was nice enough, people were very nice and good breakfast. One thing I would recommend for…read morethem, change your toilets to the "Right Height", very low and tough for old people like me.

As far as Bed and Breakfasts go, this is on the less expensive end ($200 per night high season) …read more.. especially in a very expensive place like St. Michael's. Our room was clean, comfortable, and the mattress was great. I liked that our room was "exterior" so we didn't have to enter/exit inside of the house. There were bikes, access to a pool at the companion B&B about a mile down the road (very nice), a full breakfast, and cookies/coffee/tea at night. The owners/managers were nice and attentive when needed. I have seen some other reviews about the decor being outdated and perhaps the amenities not being "B&B level." I don't agree. It's not super fancy ... but it had everything we needed and more. And if someone wants "fancy", there are other more expensive options readily available for $500+ a night. I would definitely come back. It was a perfect stay for us!.

My wife and I were looking for a weekend getaway in St. Michaels and we ended up picking this…read morebeautiful B&B, which is within walking distance of downtown St. Michaels. The owner, Janet, was very helpful both before us picking this B&B and during our entire stay. Our stay was from Fri-Sun in the middle of winter and we wound up being the only guests in the house that weekend, which was nice for us. Upon arrival, Janet takes you into the beautifully decorated parlor room where you fill out forms for when and what you want for breakfast each morning. She had a different menu for each day of our stay. She then gave us a tour of the home while taking us to our room, the Harrison room, which was located on the 2nd floor. There are only three guest rooms, two of which are located at the 2nd floor and the other on the 3rd floor. Janet has done a wonderful job of decorating this very old home and we enjoyed our stay in the lovely and comfortable Harrison room. The room is equipped with a queen sized bed, a sitting area, fireplace, HDTV, coffee maker, and a private bathroom. The wood burning fireplace was all set, so all we had to do was light it. Being the middle of winter, we lit the fire each night. The bathroom sink is small, but there is a built-in open medicine cabinet where you can store your toiletry items. Close the bathroom door and flip on the heater, and the bathroom will be nice and toasty for yourself! My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed each of our breakfasts. Both days, we started with fresh fruit, which came with a little scoop of raspberry sherbet. Our first breakfast consisted of french toast with sausage on the side and on the second morning, we had waffles with bananas. You have your choice of coffee, teas, and juices. She also has an assortment of DaVinci syrups to add to your coffee if you like. Breakfast was always ready at the time we specified each morning, and we got to enjoy our breakfast while sitting next to a roaring fire. The dining room consists of one round table, so you would be potentially eating with others if other guests picked a breakfast time the same or close to what you picked. Free WiFi is provided, but I found it to be slow much of the time. I think the issue had to do with where the access point is located. I had a fairly weak WiFi signal from the room on the second floor, but things improved somewhat when I sat in the parlor room. Ultimately it wasn't a real big deal for me as my device had a cellular signal and I wound up using that most of the time. The B&B is located just off a side street in downtown St. Michaels and we simply walked into town to go shopping. You are also very close to the Maritime Museum. Only street parking is available around the house. Being the dead of winter, we had no difficulty parking. I would say watch out for the no parking signs as I accidentally wound up illegally parking the first night. Fortunately a neighbor told me before a cop discovered it! This B&B accepts cash or check only and you do have to pay 50% at the time of reservation. I would have preferred that credit cards were accepted. In summary, Dr. Dodson house provided my wife and I and very relaxing weekend getaway with delicious breakfasts, and this is exactly what we were looking for. If we ever find ourselves back in St. Michaels, we will definitely look to see if there is availability at Dr. Dodson's house!!

My wife and I came to the Dr. Dodson B&B for a long weekend in St. Michaels to celebrate our…read moreanniversary. We were very pleased. Janet was most accommodating and runs a top notch operation. The rooms were clean, well decorated, and comfortable. Despite being a historic home, the Dr. Dodson House has all the modern conveniences one would expect (free WiFi, central air, flat screen TV with plenty of channels, modern bathroom). The breakfasts were a particular highlight and the perfect way to fuel up for a day of exploring St. Michaels. Would definitely return in the future.

If you are planning to visit Saint Michaels (and you should), see if you can get a room at the Log…read moreCanoe Inn. Of course, Saint Michaels and the Miles River are famous for the Log Canoe races, which date back to the 1800s. The Inn is situated in Saint Michaels harbor, with amazing views and surrounded by restaurants and boats. However, what we found most interesting was the charm of our room. Each room is named after one of the Log Canoes that still race to this day. We were fortunate enough to stay in the Magic room, the boat that happens to be skippered by the owner of the Inn (and boat yard next door). The rooms aren't large, but the attention to detail and the historical photos and images and furnishings show that the owners care about providing a unique experience that you can't get in any other place in Saint Michaels. Our room had beautiful antiques, but also looked brand new and had everything you would want in a modern hotel. We have been to Saint Michaels many times, and for the most part, you want to be out on the town or in the water. The Log Canoe Inn gave us a historical perspective of where we are, with a great view too! If we are able to get in later this year, we will stay there again.

We loved our stay and even if the weather didn't hold up, our room was perfect. Especially loved…read morethe extra amenities such as cotton pads and Qtips of which I forgot to bring. Also a nice welcome basket was appreciated for these hungry travelers Highly recommend and a great value for such a beautiful area Will definitely return Thank u!! Stef H.

Gorgeous, peaceful setting and elegant feel to the entire place and experience. The prix fixe menu…read moreis like many in that you get small portions of nicely curated and prepared dishes. We were surprised at how full we were! The amusé bouche was an oyster in a light cream sauce (it's been a few days - I believe that's correct). Delicious, as was the light vegetable serving my boyfriend had since he is more vegetarian. The oyster stew was also wonderful (no wonder I was so full) and they provided a vegetable soup that was too. Our mains around the table were a black cod (again, I think that's accurate), and Maryland Crab Boil which really is a crab cake and very crab full. The fish had a nice crisp touch but tender and moist - all excellent and just enough for us. There was a vegan chocolate mousse made with avocado, a flourless dairy version, both good. We also had the panna cotte and an interesting donut with tropical fruit. I could tell my server wasn't quite impressed with the cake donut but I had to try it and it was just ok. Downsides? It was a 3 hour meal. Long breaks in between. Good thing we all like each other and have many stories to tell. Whether there was a large party going on or what, we don't know. They could have kept us more informed about timing and/or offered another round of wine but we were pretty much on our own in between as we were outside on the patio. Otherwise a five star experience and nice staff though they feel a bit young and at the mercy of the kitchen. Having been a waitperson it felt like they were afraid to interact to tell us about timing. But I always think it's better for the customer to know what's up and feel taken care of rather than abandoned. We'll be back another time however.!

This is a nice restaurant on the Eastern Shore. It's located at the Inn at Perry Cabin, which is…read morebeautiful and also famous for being a location for the movie, Wedding Crashers. We had an 8PM reservation at the beginning of April, for my birthday month. They immediately greeted me happy birthday we when arrived at Stars. I loved that. It was a weekday night so not very busy. We did have a window view, but since it was dark already we didn't have much of a view, except for when the lightening illuminated the sky. Then you could see the water and the dock and the Adirondack chairs across the lawn. I imagine it would be an amazing view in the day time. But even at night, it was lovely. With the white walls and high ceiling, somehow the space is still intimate and cozy. Service was also personable. Our lovely server told us about his upcoming trip to Spain and always made sure we had what we needed throughout dinner. I ordered the beef tenderloin and my husband had the sea bass. Both entrees were flavorful and hit the spot. If you are very hungry, I would recommend an appetizer. The entree portions are not huge, but they are enough if you're not too hungry. For dessert we had coffee and the Smith Island cake. It was the perfect end to our dinner.