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"Small breakfast. The staff is so sweet and friendly. Overall, a nice stay."

"On this site and the hotel site there was no where to indicate that we would be bringing our dog. Upon check in I was told I was booked for the king bed I had requested but it was on the 3rd floor where pets were not allowed. Was told I needed to be on the 1st floor but no “king” rooms were available, only queen. I then asked for the difference of $20 and was told they couldn’t do that since I had pre-paid. Why not just hand me a $20. Total B/S ! "

"Food, drinks and staff were all awesome. They had good bikes to borrow and ride into town on if you wanted, “don’t worry about locking them, nobody will take them”. They also would drive you, and pick you up if you wanted a ride to town. Everything about the experience was 1st class. Room was very clean. Wait staff were all professional. Their gift shop was stocked with high quality items. Even the grounds keepers and maintenance staff were polite. They all treat you like royalty. St. Michael’s was absolutely beautiful."

"Yes it great."

"One of our favorite hotels, very clean beautiful location and kind staff"

"Charming place to stay and it's in walking distance of great restaurants, art and music venues, and shopping. Short drive to other Eastern Shore towns and sights."

"Staff was amazing and kind. Room was very clean. Looks outdated but not too bad honestly. I would stay again."

"A working marina with nice views from third floor rooms. Smallish rooms with no king beds available, but charming, clean, and with convenient amenities (mini-fridge, microwave, and more traditional coffee maker). Waterside dining available in season and on weekends year-round."

"We really enjoyed our stay at The Parsonage. The property and room were kept well. The staff were sweet and attentive. Very good location as far as walking distance to shops, restaurants and the waterfront area. I would certainly return and certainly recommend to anyone visiting St. Michael’s. "