202 Cherry St, St. Michaels, MD 21663 Phone: (410) 745-3350

St. Michaels MD Bed and Breakfast

Welcome to The Hambleton Inn Bed and Breakfast - A Luxurious, Waterfront Property

Our waterfront B&B is located in the small, quaint, historic town center of St. Michaels, Maryland, just a short stroll from the Honeymoon Bridge, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, the Patriot, and the Hooper Straight Lighthouse. The Hambleton Inn is newly renovated with updated bathrooms including whirlpool tubs, soft towels, plush blankets, premium linens, luxurious victorian comforters, pillows, toiletries, and other premium amenities.

Upon arrival, park your vehicle in our private gated cobblestone parking lot for your entire stay. Sleep in quiet peaceful surroundings and wake to a beautiful view of St. Michaels Harbour from your newly redecorated guest suite. You will be treated in the morning to a unique gourmet breakfast. After breakfast, enjoy a walk to great local shops, museums, art galleries, parks, incredible restaurants and bars, and beautiful historic buildings as the whole town is a national historic site.

We hope you enjoy your stay and continue to make our waterfront historic home your favorite getaway for many years to come.

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Saint Michaels: The Destination

As everything begins to open back up in this quaint historic town of Saint Michaels, our guests will enjoy all the amenities and attractions this town has to offer. Some are the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum which is a short walk across the beautiful Honeymoon Bridge from our waterfront Inn. The Museum is huge, and it will take at least half a day to tour all the sights including the...

Renovation of Historic Hambleton Inn reveals artifacts

Major renovations; and we mean major have occurred from replacing the main sewer line to ripping out walls and ceilings to installing old world cobblestone pavers on our parking lot. This is like an archeological dig site providing us with how people lived, what they used, and dates of everything. We have found numerous artifacts outside in the dirt that date from the mid 1800...