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We will definitely be returning to Annapolis! We came primarily for the Osteria 177 dining experience and it did not disappoint! Phenomenal dining atmosphere, service, and food. We walked around main street, saw the historic houses, and went in to a few of the shops. One of the things we did NOT get to experience was the John Paul Jones crypt, but that will be a focal point in the future. Very easy drive, safe colorful town with lots of history, art, and culture. Great place to visit any time of year!

I'm not sure how the city managed it(zoning like crazy), but they've been able to maintain the center of the old part of the city such that all buildings are the original historical brick buildings built in the 1700 and 1800's. Everything is kept clean and nice. A plethora of restaurants, pubs, and bars. More than enough options for food and drink. The Naval Academy is just to the North East, and you should plan on spending at least one day there for the museum, and another day for exploring the Academy grounds. The Inn we stayed at only had valet parking, but everything we cared to explore was easily within walking distance, so no need for a car anyways. If I had the chance, we would go there again. With only two days, we certainly didn't have enough time for sufficient exploration. Plan on 4-5 days, at least.

I attended the Annapolis Sailboat Show. The show itself can eat up the entire time it is on for, as it is such a large show. I found that I didn't get to see much of Annapolis. It is also so close to Baltimore and DC that i could have spent an entire week there over and above what i stayed.

Sailboat show was as always a great success old town is always fun and comfortable. Sad that Chick and Ruth's Diner has dropped the Morning pledge. always a big draw for us. Just too bad that this great tradition was dropped. Signs of the times I guess. Will look for other options in the future. Fleet Reserve is a must. That place goes out of their way to make you feel welcome. Make sure to spend a day at the Navel Academy. Pride in America is found at this campus.

We went for my husband's 50th USNA reunion. We used the purple van..it was great..as most of our functions were at the Westin. If I saw correctly...in my rating you tallied a 4.0 rating...NOT correct! More like a 2.0.

The old downtown core is full of friendly peeps, tasty eats and of course the Naval Academy! It’s a very walkable town. In fact I would highly recommend walking as the parking is tough. It’s an old-old navy town so the streets are meant for walking and carriages with horses… thus not a lot of car parking. 11 out of 10 would recommend visiting Annapolis again and again!!