Annapolis Waterfront Hotel, Autograph Collection

“Let me start by saying this: if you're looking for a waterfront hotel in Annapolis with a great location, this is probably your best option. The views are beautiful, and being able to walk into town is definitely a plus. That said, if you're looking for value for your money, I would look elsewhere. We paid $1,866 for two nights and expected a true 4- or 5-star experience. Unfortunately, that's not what we found. The hotel is very dated and in need of significant renovations. Aside from the waterfront location, it felt more like a 3-star property than a luxury hotel. To make matters worse, the ” — Andrea Harris

“Marriott Waterfront Hotel, Thank you so much for the truly unforgettable customer‑service experience leading up to our July 4 stay. We had a few simple questions nothing wild, nothing unreasonable yet somehow every answer was treated like a state secret. We asked what our options would be if our room didn’t have a Harbor view. Apparently, that was too advanced. Then we asked if guests had a designated place to watch the fireworks. Again, no one knew. Not even a guess. Impressive. I even mentioned that I understood the roads would close around 5 p.m., so I asked about the water taxi. Another st” — Richard

“Great stay for the 1 night. I came for a quick escape from DC. The location is perfect right on the water. I booked a waterfront view King room which I definitely encourage. The view was gorgeous from the room and so peaceful. Room was very clean and well maintained. Valet team was efficient and kind. The QR code In Room Dining option was convenient and the food from Choptank came fast! Was all fresh. Smart TV features did not work on TV- I.e. Netflix, YouTube, etc. Would definitely come back in warmer weather to experience when all F&B options are open!” — Joe Pagliazzo