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Property Details
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Property Info
Inn at Huntingfield Creek is situated on the oldest land parcel in Kent County, granted by Lord Baltimore to Thomas Ringgold in 1661. Once a 1200 acre manor estate, it now occupies 70 choice acres with 1100 feet of gorgeous shoreline on the Huntingfield Inlet. Step inside the inn and you will be delighted with the rich colors and gracious furnishings, the perfect blending of old and new. The inviting dining room is an eclectic blend of antique and contemporary furnishings including an impressive chandelier and fireplace. Breakfasts are always a creative labor of love designed to delight the palate through delicious and creative seasonal offerings. Spend a day strolling the many gardens, the grassy promenade, or taking in a beautiful sunset on the dock. In cooler months come inside and enjoy an afternoon listening to the sounds of the baby grand piano, taking in a movie on the big screen, or relaxing in the spacious seasoned cherry wood library. Be sure to check with the innkeepers to see what special events such as interactive cooking weekends, wildlife lectures, or art workshops might be scheduled during you stay.
Enjoy a good nights sleep when staying in these delightful rooms. Rooms are spacious, comfortable, and the perfect place to unwind after the day's adventure. Whether the room has an exposed beam ceiling, gorgeous views of the sunrise and sunset, or a mesmerizing décor of color, guests will feel happy and well rested after staying in the rooms. Each room has a theme which one comes with a vaulted ceiling and skylights, sports a hunting theme in the bedroom, and dramatic cabbage rose design in the black and white bathroom with shower. A charming window seat reading nook overlooks the front lawn. The plush bed invites a good night's sleep. Another room is situated at the far end of the house with three views; east, west and north to the pond. It is dramatically decorated with navy walls, original artwork, an inviting bed, and cherry furnishings. A recessed window seat is a nice tuckaway spot for reading.
**This property requires a minimum two-night stay for all Friday and Saturday arrivals. Not suitable for children.** |
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| Area Attractions
This region is well-known for its many nature preserves, fishing/crabbing, marinas, antique shops, and areas of historical interest. The Inn at Huntingfield Creek is the closest inn (less than a 5 minute car ride or not much longer by bike) to the wonderful Eastern Neck Wildlife Refuge, it's easy to spend an entire day walking the trails, snapping photos, or viewing the resident bald eagles and tundra swans. Active-minded visitors may pursue kayaking, they can launch their kayak right from the inn's dock and explore the shoreline of the unspoiled Chesapeake, canoeing, or biking adventures. Cyclists appreciate the flat country roads to explore on. Visitors can get information from the inn about St. Pauls Church - the areas oldest - where Tallulah Bankhead rests and antique buffs won't want to miss Crumpton's auctions every Wednesday, rain or shine. People in the know visit often. The Inn at Huntingfield Creek is so peaceful and relaxing that just hanging out and relaxing is a major attraction of the area. The inn maintain a complete list of Kent County restaurants for those guests that would like to have a great dining experience. In Rock Hall, visitors will want to sampl the ultimate in fresh crab and rockfish and the local restaurants make the most of the Chesapeake's bounty. The inn will be glad to make a recommendation and reservations for any guest. Kent County is host to a wealth of activity. It's easy to fill up a weekend, or even a week, with its pleasurable and interesting diversities. Additionally, the inn is but minute away from Chestertown and Washington College. Whatever visitors choose, they'll have a good story to share at day's end. |
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| Driving Directions
4928 Eastern Neck Road, Rock Hall, MD - From Baltimore: Take US 50 to US 301. Go north on 301 to MD Route 213 (Centreville exit). Proceed north on MD Route 213 and cross Chester River into Chestertown. At the sixth light, after crossing the bridge, turn left onto MD Route 291 for 1/2 mile to the dead end at MD Route 20. Turn right and proceed south to Rock Hall. At the flashing light at Route 20 and MD Route 445 (Main Street), turn left and proceed 1.75 miles to the Inn at Huntingfield Creek on the right hand side. |
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| Property Information
Check In Time - 2 PM
Check-out time - 11 AM
Children Not Allowed
Smoke-free property
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| Policies and Disclaimers
You must present a photo ID when checking in. Your credit card is charged at the time you book.
These excellent rates are only available through us. Please do not call the property, as they
will not have our discounted rates in their system. Bed type and smoking preferences are not guaranteed.
Your reservation is prepaid and is guaranteed for late arrival. The total charge includes all room charges
and taxes, as well as fees for access and booking. Any incidental charges such as parking, phone calls,
and room service will be handled directly between you and the property. |
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| Cancellation PolicyCHECK AVAILABLE DATES AND RATES FOR CURRENT CANCELLATION POLICY. CANCEL SPECIFICATION IS STATED UPON BOOKING AND IS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL, LOCAL HOTEL TIME, TO AVOID A CANCELLATION PENALTY WHICH IS DUE TO SEASONAL CHANGES. THE MOST ACCURATE CANCEL POLICY IS RETURNED UPON BOOKING. |
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