The Inn At Perry Cabin

“Eastern Shore Perfection”

The Inn at Perry Cabin is the definition of First Class Luxury. From the moment you turn into the tree lined driveway - you are immersed with beauty, class and an elevated experience that I cannot wait to return to! The property is meticulously maintained - with incredible grounds to walk around … more

The Inn at Perry Cabin is the definition of First Class Luxury. From the moment you turn into the tree lined driveway - you are immersed with beauty, class and an elevated experience that I cannot wait to return to! The property is meticulously maintained - with incredible grounds to walk around and truly unwind. The setting on the Miles River is truly breath-taking with Adirondack Chairs perfect for taking a moment, reading a book or having a drink. The staff was top notch - a few to mention by name: Tanner was great providing us a ride into town and some great recommendations. Mary Kate at the front desk was super sweet and helped us out with a request. Mike led the monkey knot class and was a lot of fun (and patient!). The Pool area was crowded, but relaxing and nice - great loungers and umbrellas. Room 32 - was UNREAL - overlooking the entire back property with direct views of the River, lawns etc. All in all - this is a great place to stop, breathe and just enjoy some peace. I highly recommend this for a nice Eastern Shore getaway.

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“Grounds and staff make this resort top-tier”

If you’re looking for relaxation, this is the place! Regardless of your room’s location, the property offers incredible views of the Miles River. If your pocketbook cannot afford the view you want, you’ll be able to take it all in with a stroll of the grounds. Although some previous negative revi… more

If you’re looking for relaxation, this is the place! Regardless of your room’s location, the property offers incredible views of the Miles River. If your pocketbook cannot afford the view you want, you’ll be able to take it all in with a stroll of the grounds. Although some previous negative reviews made me cautious, we experienced none of them: our room was well-maintained, carpet was clean, trim was painted, and the bathroom spotless. The friendly staff was refreshing: an expensive resort can be the opposite many times. Every encounter from Chris Davis at the concierge desk to Jay at the evening toast, Thomas at Stars Restaurant to Johnathan in the main dining room, staff were friendly and accommodating, helpful and at ease. The front desk understood the American Express Platinum package we reserved and were proactive with its benefits. We arrived after lunch and enjoyed the pool while we waited on our room. I recommend packing a day bag with your suit. You can change in the beautiful spa locker room adjoining the pool. Our room came with a garden view patio and glimpse of the water just beyond the trail. Bird droppings on the patio’s table kept us from enjoying that space but Mother Nature is out of control of the hotel. The Concierge Chris welcomed us and detailed the activities of the day. Don’t miss the daily complementary 5 o’clock toast complete with champagne at the flagpole. You’ll be met by Jay who shares stories about St. Michael’s and the Inn. Dinner at Stars provided incredible views. We enjoyed the foie gras appetizer along with entrees of scallops and crab cakes which were full of crabmeat. For breakfast we ate outside on the patio and were greeted by name by our waiter Johnathan. We highly recommend the crab cakes Benedict and salmon cheesecake. The salmon sits on top of a cream cheese spread and is served with bagel crisps on which to spread it. The presentation, like all of the dishes we enjoyed on our visit at Stars, is what you imagine a high-end hotel would offer. The creativity of the kitchen shone brightly. The Inn sports a trail to the nearby Maritime museum. No need to get in your car back to town or walk the main road. The ground staff has cultivated trails bursting with hydrangeas, pansies, daisies, and summer color. I found myself appreciating its detail. You can do as much or as little as you want to get the most of your stay. We will return.

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“Pretty good for a night away”

Inn at Perry Cabin is a nice retreat from the busy city in Washington, DC. Some additional attention to detail would really have made this a place we visit a couple of times a year. Dinner at STARS was excellent. The dinner menu felt like a top tier restaurant, fresh and clearly thoughtful dishes … more

Inn at Perry Cabin is a nice retreat from the busy city in Washington, DC. Some additional attention to detail would really have made this a place we visit a couple of times a year. Dinner at STARS was excellent. The dinner menu felt like a top tier restaurant, fresh and clearly thoughtful dishes all around, and the dessert made me think they actually have a pastry chef. Significantly better than the lunch menu, in my opinion. Location: the setting can't be beat with a beautiful water view. When we were there, there were not many young kids, so we really enjoyed the quiet, relaxed atmosphere. Huge pool, although the pool accommodations could be better. We spent the afternoon by the pool, but wanted to be out of the sun. We asked the pool attendant if he could help adjust some of the umbrellas, and he replied "Maintenance is not picking up our calls... so... we can't do anything right now." That really killed the experience as on a hot, sunny day, the sunburn threat was real and sitting in the sun really killed the relaxation experience. The bare minimum should be helping with umbrellas at a place like this! A nitpick, but on multiple occasions we were served undesirable diningware. A glass with lettuce crusted to the side, a fork with some fuzz stuck onto the tines, and another glass with a long hair on the side. I'm not sure why this was a constant issue. All in all, a nice place, albeit small and without a central "hangout" common area, so I think more than the 1 night we stayed we'd have gotten a bit stir crazy.

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