My husband chose this historic hotel as an 'almost' surprise for Mother's Day Weekend. 'Almost' because he read reviews here ( trick he learned from me) and the mixed reviews gave him pause so he asked me to find out more (there goes the surprise). It seemed that most of the complaints were about noisy children and dogs. We were... more

My experience was all positive. The staff were very warm and courteous. I only had to ask for something once before my room was supplied with it daily. I had valet service for my car and it was always ready when I had requested it. The bed was fantastic and the throw just perfect for an afternoon nap. I celebrated... more

This is our 3rd stay at the historic Tidewater Inn located in colonial style Easton Md. Eastern shore noted for its rich history and crab cakes and of the delightful seafood cuisine gave me and my wife an remembrance experience that out do our last two trips to Easton. First contact with the baggage handlers honest and delightful and all... more

It was serendipity! We had driven down to southern MD on an equisite, sunny and clear Saturday to explore the region. We stopped in Cambridge, MD, St. Michaels and Tighlman Island looking for the perfect place to spend the night at a reasonable rate. We knew that we were taking a big chance since we had no reservations. We looked... more

I chose this hotel just to have something different from a chain hotel. Upon pulling up to the hotel, I was very impressed. The location is great and the hotel looked both fancy and homey at the same time. The staff was extremely friendly, so much so it felt at times like I was staying at a friend's house. The... more

We stayed at the Tidewater Inn for a friends wedding in St. Michaels. It was a good compromise on location and price. The Hotel is centrally located in Easton's historic downtown, which was actually quite nice. The downtown is only about 4 blocks by 4 blocks and has a mix of small shops, antique stores and modern nice restaurants. The... more

This is a historic inn in a charming town on Maryland's Eastern Shore, with a lot of curb appeal and a very nice lobby, where you can sit by the fire and marvel at the early 19th century craftsmanship, but I will never stay there again. The $155 room was small with only a double bed (we were told no... more

The hotel is classy enough, nice bed and sheets, updated bathroom, and a flat screen tv. The location is also excellent, within walking distance of all the Easton stores and restuarants. But the paint was peeling off the walls and the room was very, very warm. We had to open the windows to keep the temperature tolerable. more

Stayed at the Tidewater this weekend Oct. 10 -12, 2008. Upon arriving, the hotel room was freezing. There is no way to control temperature so all you could do was close the vent which still let out freezing air and a loud sound since the vent was shut. Opened the window to let some warmer air in and unfortunately the... more