Looking of a getaway wrapped in history and charm? The Washington Hotel in Princess Anne, MD, offers a stay steeped in legend and elegance. Once known as the Washington Inn and Tavern, this beautifully restored 1744 landmark invites guests to dine, rest, and dream where George Washington himself is said to have stayed. Come experience colonial charm and modern comfort on the Eastern Shore.

Winter on Maryland's Eastern Shore is full of quiet charm, cozy adventures, and scenic beauty. From peaceful parks to small-town exploring and delicious dining, this guide highlights the best cold-season activities -- all just step from your stay at the Washington Hotel.

Fall on Maryland's Eastern Shore is full of charm, color, and quiet adventures. From Chincoteague's wild beauty to Ocean City's calm boardwalk, the Harriet Tubman Museum, local antique shops, and Jane Island's peaceful trails, every day trip from the Washington Hotel invites you to slow down, explore, and savor the season.

Just a short walk from the Washington Hotel, Teackle Mansion invites you to step into Maryland's past. This beautifully preserved 19th -century home showcases elegant architecture, fascinating local history, and stories of life on the Eastern Shore. After your tour, stroll back to the Washington Hotel for farm-to-table dining and cozy accommodations steeped in the same timeless charm.

This fall, experience the Coastal Treasures Weekend Getaway -- a three-day, two-night escape blending historic accommodations, farm-and-water-to-table dining at Sugar Water, and a guided journey to Chincoteague's hidden gems. From tasting oysters at Tom's Cove Aqua Farms to savoring chef-curated seafood feasts, every moment is designed to celebrate the beauty and flavors of the Eastern Shore.

Somerset County is a hidden Eastern Shore gem filled with scenic waterways, historic sites, and authentic Maryland charm. Stay at the Washington Hotel and savor farm-and-water-to-table dining at Sugar Water Restaurant while exploring must-see spots like Teackle Mansion, Cedar Island Marsh Sanctuary, and Crisfield's waterfront.