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| Rates and Policies |
The single-night rates for double occupancy are between $125. and $160. (US dollars). Rates depend on particular room, the
time of year and number staying in room (two persons max.) All guest rooms feature private bathrooms. We give discounts for two or more night stays. Single discount also available.
Two-night minimum stay is not required-- EXCEPT on Holiday and special event weekends. Discounted weekend rates for
two or more night stays.
All rates include a full breakfast, including a choice of selections; afternoon tea and pastry; liqueurs & hot beverages in the
evening.
We accept Master Card, Visa, Discover, travelers checks or cash (U.S. dollars).
First night rate pre-payment due upon making reservation.
Additional taxes (state sales and local room tax) will be applied.
Reservations for weekday stays must be made at least 2 days in advance; for weekend stays--at
least 1 day in advance.
Cancellation policy: You must cancel your reservation 7 days or more prior to the date reserved to avoid full room charges. On
holiday weekends (weekend nearest the following holidays: Memorial Day, July 4, Old Princess Anne Days--2nd weekend in
October, Easter, Christmas and Labor Day.) we require 14 days prior notice of cancellation to avoid charges. For all
cancellations, there is a $25 charge.
Children ages 14 and above welcome. No pets or smoking. We are a shoe-free inn, so bring your slippers! Habla Espanol,
parlais un petit Francais, parliamo piccolo Italiano.
Special rates for travel agents, travel writers; 10% discount to parents of local university students, senior citizens (age 65+).
Check-in time is from 3-8 pm; No check-ins allowed after 9 pm. For check in from 8-9 pm there is a $10 fee, unless
pre-arranged 5 days prior by e-mail. Check-out 11 am.
To check availability, write to us at the e-mail link below or call us.
To make a reservation, please call 410-651-5195 between 9 am and 9 pm daily.
| Inn Tour Left: Cafe Colette serves up crepes, omelettes, French toast and other delights. Choose from a variety of selections for breakfast, served from 8:30-9:30am ( self serve coffee/tea available by 8 am). We specialize in healthy gourmet foods and offer low fat, low sugar and low salt meals by request. Many of the herbs and vegetables served come fresh from our own organic garden! Cafe Collette is for room guests only; open from 8 am to 10 pm. Enjoy afternoon tea and pastry in the cafe or on the delightful verandah. From 8-10 pm we serve liqueurs, snacks, teas or other hot beverages. It's a great place to socialize with other guests or enjoy a game of chess, Scrabble, the Authors' Card Game, Trivial Pursuit Booklovers or other board games. Refrigerator and microwave in cafe for guest use. Left: For a relaxing winter getaway, Curl up in front of the fire with a good book in the Mark Twain Reading Parlor. The ambiance is "Southern Botanical," with soft greens, plants, magnolia, wisteria vines, and an assortment of whimsical touches. The Twain Parlor & library features a variety of books on history, antiques, architecture, politics, art, music, gardening and a range of other subjects. In addition, there are many novels by classic and contemporary authors. |
Above: The grand Jane Austen Room, above, will transport you back to Regency England, with
many special touches to delight any Austen aficionado. The spacious bathroom (10 x 12) features
a clawfoot tub, separate shower for two and private wc.
"This was our first stay at a B and B and we found it to be a really exceptional one. The Austen
room was truly special, your entire house is beautiful, and the food was divine." Will and Ellie,
Media PA
"This b and b is beautiful and the Austen room is breathtaking. The bed is so comfy and the tub
was heaven."Alison and Mike, Long Branch, NJ
"We feel very much at home; (The Jane Austen Room) was a little piece of England. "Norma and
Chris Hunt , Salisbury, England UK
Left: The nautical, "upper deck" bed chamber in the Robert Louis Stevenson Room; the cozy
quarters include a writers desk, separate entry/dressing area and the "Child's Garden of
Verses" bathroom with tub and shower. The entire suite is adorned with RLS book illustrations by
Tasha Tudor and NC Wyeth.
Immerse Yourself in the Harlem Renaissance!
The Langston Hughes Room (aboveand left ) is a celebration of the authors, writers and
musicians of one of America's most creative eras. Small bathroom with large shower.
It's a 1920's New York State of Mind.
"The Langston Hughes Room was a trip back in time. We can’t wait to try the other rooms."
Trish and Mitch, Lewes DE
many special touches to delight any Austen aficionado. The spacious bathroom (10 x 12) features
a clawfoot tub, separate shower for two and private wc.
"This was our first stay at a B and B and we found it to be a really exceptional one. The Austen
room was truly special, your entire house is beautiful, and the food was divine." Will and Ellie,
Media PA
"This b and b is beautiful and the Austen room is breathtaking. The bed is so comfy and the tub
was heaven."Alison and Mike, Long Branch, NJ
"We feel very much at home; (The Jane Austen Room) was a little piece of England. "Norma and
Chris Hunt , Salisbury, England UK
Left: The nautical, "upper deck" bed chamber in the Robert Louis Stevenson Room; the cozy
quarters include a writers desk, separate entry/dressing area and the "Child's Garden of
Verses" bathroom with tub and shower. The entire suite is adorned with RLS book illustrations by
Tasha Tudor and NC Wyeth.
Immerse Yourself in the Harlem Renaissance!
The Langston Hughes Room (aboveand left ) is a celebration of the authors, writers and
musicians of one of America's most creative eras. Small bathroom with large shower.
It's a 1920's New York State of Mind.
"The Langston Hughes Room was a trip back in time. We can’t wait to try the other rooms."
Trish and Mitch, Lewes DE
"You’re cooking is delightful, and what you have done to this house is a work of art. Bravo!" Patti and Lyle K. "What a great place! Calm relaxing, great hostess and marvelous crepes. "Carol W. Wilmington DE. "Cathie and I had a very magical stay at your fascinating home. The Stevenson Room was wonderful and a good kind of cozy. The library, porch, café, games and you are all treasures." Cathie and Murray K. Annapolis MD "What a delightful room within an enchanting house. I love the feeling of comfort and the eclectic touches of whimsy throughout the inn. I will recommend it to everyone I know traveling on the Eastern Shore. A terrific respite! " Peggy. S. Bethesda, MD "We feel pampered and ready to return to the 'real world'. A great way to spend my birthday." Lance and Suzy E., Warfordsburg PA The innkeepers will make reservations or prior arrangements for ferries to Smith and Tangier Islands, as well as eco-tours, canoe and kayak rentals. See Local Sights page. E-Mail Us |
| The Alexander House Booklovers' B & B |
The Mark Twain Library
and parlor.No Phones, TV's or computers; just
good music, reading and relaxation.
and parlor.No Phones, TV's or computers; just
good music, reading and relaxation.
The colorful and whimsical Cafe Colette: This
French writer loved cats, see if you can find them
in pictures and other places throughout the cafe.
French writer loved cats, see if you can find them
in pictures and other places throughout the cafe.
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