This was a very good value for the area. The furnishings were a little dated but staff was efficient and friendly, and the breakfast was good. All of this was at a very good rate for the3 Capital area.

We were there during Hurricane Sandy, at a time when customer service is most critical. We cannot say enough about how well we were treated by the staff, especially the Assistant Manager, Pat. Her attitude and assistance was so gracious and above and beyond. Though she helped to make the circumstances more manageable; most importantly, she reinforced our beliefs in the goodness of people and that is defintely a wonderful representation for Best Western.

We spent two night here as we did sightseeing in Annapolis, Academy etc. Picked this motel from the book while driving, price was reasonable. Did not realize how close to route 50 it was. Had to use earplugs to get some sleep and even then the odd speeding truck would wake me. My other companions seemed to do better. The rooms were pleasant and clean and the water was hot in the bathroom. The sheets did not fit the bed properly so got "rolled" up in the bottom sheet during the night. The floor was soft and creaked as you walked on it, hope the people underneath forgave us. People were friendly and the breakfast was adequate, the orange juice tasted "watered" down. Being "off" season the pool was not open but no bathers so it did not matter. It is only a couple of miles from the center of town so everything is handy. This is an older hotel/motel that joined the Best Western group and has been "freshened" up. Things were nicely painted and clean but you can tell, no elevators so you need to be able to carry you bags. Think next time will find some where more "solid".