350 people. Its Buttonwood Grill now offers semi-private space, as well.
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Just 26-miles from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and 32-miles from Washington, DC is Annapolis, Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay.
Home to Baltimore Washington
International Thurgood Marshall Airport and close to DC’s Dulles International and Ronald Reagan National airports, plan- ners will find that Annapolis is a conven- ient choice for meetings and events.
State-of-the-art meeting venues combined with Annapolis’ colonial and maritime history as a bustling port town in the 18th century. Today, still world-renowned as “America’s Sailing Capital,” this waterfront destination features virtually endless pos- sibilities for meeting attendees.
Whether choosing a 40-minute harbor tour aboard Watermark’s Harbor Queen;
“Annapolis is located near major popula- tion centers and is a logical choice for meeting planners,” said Jo Ellyn McNees, vice president of sales for Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau. “Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay offer meeting attendees easy access to a hassle-free, dynamic experience they won’t soon forget.”
Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay area is home to more than 11,000 hotel rooms. Meeting space begins at the Annapolis Harbor City Dock, where the Annapolis Marriott Waterfront Hotel offers 6,000- square feet of meeting space overlooking
two-hour sailing cruise aboard the Woodwind Schooner - which was featured in the silver screen’s Wedding Crashers; or excursions on the Chesapeake Bay, meet- ings here are undeniably memorable. In addition, not only is Annapolis the state’s capital city, but it also is the gateway to North America’s largest estuary, Chesapeake Bay.
Ego Alley (here, owners of large boats practice turning their vessels “on a dime” to the delight of onlookers).
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The Historic District boasts the Historic Inns of Annapolis, including Maryland Inn at the top of Main Street and the Governor Calvert House on State Circle. The Governor Calvert House is situated across the street from the Maryland State House, offering beautiful views of the building that is a striking lighted spectacle each evening. Attendees can take a break to visit the State House’s all-wooden dome and the Old Senate Chamber where George Washington resigned his commis- sion as Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army.
The Loews Annapolis on West Street is located downtown and features 18,000- square feet of meeting space. The lobby and surrounding area recently was remodeled to create additional meeting space, and it debuted the new WEST Kitchen and Tavern, which features a
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