Hotel vicino a Cape Saint Marys Marina - Mechanicsville

“Great place to stay with nearby restaurants.”

“New and clean ”

“My family has taken several trips to Calvert county, but this is the first we've stayed at this hotel. This was, by far, my favorite place to stay. The breakfast is awesome, and my kids loved the indoor pool. The room was nice. The plants in the lobby and pool room are gorgeous. The hotel is in a perfect central location. Every staff member I dealt with was super nice.”

“It was a quick stay but all things were clean, in order, and staff was very helpful and friendly. Recommend it!”

“The room is clean and well-maintained. The shower has an opposite hot/cold dial adjustment. However, there is no welcome water available in the lobby or kitchen areas. When I requested hot water, the staff on duty was hesitant and slow to assist me, showing a lack of prompt service.”

“place is run down and dirty . the staff is friendly but gave me the wrong room and then once they got it straight they gave someone else the same room we were in. We had just gotten back from dinner and some one had our room key to stay the night good thing we were both dressed ”

“Everything was up to my standards ”

“We checked into a king suite with an in-room jacuzzi tub. It was actually very nice. The bed was awesome and extremely comfortable. The room smelled nice and had a nice window that actually opened for a nice breeze. It looked out over the marina so we could hear the gentle sway of the boats and the boat bells on the water. The jacuzzi tub was amazing; I could have lived in there forever. It was obvious that the rooms had just been upgraded and refreshed. Angela was very nice and was constantly...

“Very clean,great breakfast ”

“Room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast area was well maintained. Staff were friendly and helpful. Public spaces were well kept.”

“The room was large and clean. The staff was friendly and the breakfast was decent. The only issue that we had is that the room keys stopped working after entering the room once. We had to go back downstairs and reset them every time.”