Inn at Horn Point

The Inn at Horn Point makes a perfect getaway! Carol and Cory clearly find joy in hosting, and have made a comfortable B&B with next level attention to breakfast. We really liked the quiet location, a short walk away from the busy historic center, but with historic character of its own. Very near to a sail on the Wilma Lee skipjack, and to waterfront dining options. We look forward to returning! Pro tip: Drive into Eastport on Route 665 and avoid the crowds.

The house is maintained in a lovely way and the hosts were so thoughtful about our stay. We were celebrating our anniversary and had ordered some bubbly to start our stay. They set us up outside, so thoughtfully. And in a nod to the future, they have two EV charging stations available.

We were here for two nights. As long-term B & B veterans I should point out that we probably tend to be more critical than others. This is one of the only inns in the lovely Eastport neighborhood of Annapolis. The house is just a block from the bay, and only a 5-10 minute walk from several good restaurants, and a 10-15 minute walk from the historic downtown. This is a quiet residential neighborhood---really nice. Parking is on street, and we never had a problem getting a space close to the B & B. One of the qualities of a very good B & B is an engaging host or hostess, and Corey did a great job of talking with us at breakfast for both days of our stay. Interestingly, his wife was in the kitchen both days, but we never met her. In any case, we really enjoyed talking to Corey. Breakfast was good--you have a couple of options, and they are well prepared. Annapolis is a very pricey area, so we were not surprised that a room would be over $300/night. But our Palisade Room did leave a lot to be desired. It was a small room with a small bathroom and tiny closet. There was no place to sit except for a small bench in a side alcove, so you had to be on the bed all the time. The small sink was on a chest next to the door from outside (not in the bathroom). The bathroom did have a very nice walk-in shower. There was a small flat screen TV which was difficult to operate to get the desired channel (even the innkeepers' daughter couldn't figure it out). We could find no hair dryer. Also, although not a big deal for us, be aware that there is no daily housekeeping. And note that if you pay by credit card, an additional charge of around 5% is added to the bill (about $40 for us). No charge if you pay by check or by certain payment processing services. It should be noted that we were aware of this extra charge before we got there. In summary, all of the attributes of a very good B & B were here, except that our room was not what we would have expected for such a high price.

We had an absolute incredible time at the Inn at Horn Point. Cory, Carol and Josalyn went out of their way to accomodate us! From the beautiful rooms, fantastic breakfasts, recommendations and fantastic conversations we will be going back!!

Inn at Horn Point is the perfect getaway! Carol and Cory are incredible hosts. The house is wonderfully charming and the breakfasts are DELICIOUS! Historic Annapolis is an easy walk from the Inn, but there are still plenty of great restaurants and shops in the Eastport neighborhood. We will definitely be returning!

We travel often and try to stay in B&Bs as much as possible. The Inn at Horn Point has clearly earned a top 3 position across the board. Charming hosts, comfortable rooms, lovely decor and delicious , largely organic, breakfasts,…just as their sign promotes.