Hotel Near Historic Downtown Annapolis Maryland
William Paca Garden
Annapolis Maryland was once considered the capital of the United States of America, way back in 1783-1784. Annapolis Maryland is where George Washington resigned his commission of commander-in-chief of the Continental Army to the Continental Congress. There are 29 locations noted on the National Register of Historic Places in Annapolis Maryland. Tours of the historic downtown Annapolis area are available as a self-guided audio walking tour or guided tour via trolley with a Colonial costumed guide.
Areas of Note:
The Maryland State House is the oldest state capital in continuous legislative use, dating back to 1772.
William Paca House and Garden, restored home of William Paca, signer of the Declaration of Independence and one-time Governor of Maryland.
Hammond-Harwood House, built in 1774, argued to be the most exquisite home remaining from Colonial times.
Chase-Lloyd House, dating back to 1769-1774, construction was started for Samuel Chase, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. The main floor and gardens are open to the public.
For information about historic downtown Annapolis, please visit the Historic Colonial Annapolis website.
The Hampton Inn & Suites® Annapolis hotel is a 117 room full service hotel providing complimentary high speed Internet access, complimentary On The HouseTM hot breakfast buffet daily, Cloud Nine bedding for our guests sleeping comfort, a pool table, a fitness room and seasonal outdoor pool. The Hampton Inn & Suites® Annapolis Maryland hotel is a proud member of the Hilton family of hotels and your stay will earn Hilton HHonors® Reward points.
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