Georgian House
Bed and Breakfast

The Georgian House Bed and Breakfast, circa 1747-60, is a five-bay Georgian-style house that is one of the oldest structures in Annapolis, Maryland's Historic District. It was frequented by signers of the Declaration of Independence and has lived through many uses during its history, including serving as a meeting place for the elite Tuesday and Forensic Clubs of the late 1700's. Today this historic property is a warm and gracious bed and breakfast inn where there is always a chance that a Midshipman (especially their son Tim) will be raiding the cookie jar (a not infrequent happening!) or playing battleship in the parlor.

The first floor allows a step back in time with two parlors that feature original detailing combined with fine oil paintings, fireplaces, and period furnishings. On the second floor is a common room with a large library of books and videotapes. A small refrigerator and microwave are available for guest use.

Enjoy a gourmet breakfast that includes fresh seasonal fruit, a signature hot entree, and homemade muffins or rolls. A selection of national and local newspapers is available for the early risers.

Sailing and boating are recreational activities offered close to the inn. Located in the historic district, the Georgian House is within walking distance of numerous restaurants, shops, historic buildings, and churches. The United States Naval Academy is only four blocks away, and St. John's College is also nearby for a quick tour. Walk the halls of the Capitol, where George Washington resigned his commission, or enjoy the fabulous waterfront. The Georgian House offers you a memorable visit to Annapolis, one of the East Coast's most historic cities.

Accommodations include four uniquely furnished guest rooms on the second and third floors. Each room has a queen-sized bed, modern private bath and cable television with VCR. The inn has full wireless Internet access.

The Thomas Stone Room is a bright and spacious two-room suite with a rice carved plantation bed, a claw-foot tub with shower, and large sitting room with a gas-log fireplace, lounge chairs and a queen-size convertible sofa-bed.

The Samuel Chase Room is cozy and romantic, with a sleigh bed and private deck that overlooks the side patio.

The bright William Paca Room is a warm yet bright room that combines old-world colors and tapestries. A comfortable chair with reading light offers a great place for reading before retiring into the luxurious antique bed.

The Charles Wilson Peale Room on the third floor features exposed beams and sloping ceiling, an antique wrought iron bed, and small sitting area with a love seat.