Additional amenities include a modern fitness center featuring Peloton bikes, complimentary Wi-Fi in guestrooms and public spaces, as well as on-site catering and personalized services.


The luxurious, four-star Graduate Annapolis Hotel opened in October 2019 at the site of the former Loews Annapolis. The property is the Graduate’s first Maryland Hotel. Combining modern amenities within the historic surrounds of a centuries-old seaport village, it offers guests a uniquely local and vibrant travel experience. Graduate Annapolis also features more than 20,000-square feet of flexible meeting and function space, including its historic three-story Power House with natural lighting and unique meeting rooms.


In March 2019, the DoubleTree by Hilton Annapolis completed a renovation of its 219 guest rooms. The property offers 12,000-square feet of flexible meeting space and is home to the award-winning Ports of Call Restaurant and Lounge.


The 225-room Westin Annapolis is currently undergoing a total renovation of its guest rooms, restaurant, lounge and bar with a planned completion in March 2020.


Less than five miles from the BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, the Westin BWI in Linthicum Heights completed a $5 million renovation to its guest rooms, lobby and Luminous Bar in January of 2020.


Annapolis Waterfront Hotel


Meet in the Central Hub of Annapolis


Whether sailing on the Chesapeake Bay or exploring historic downtown, the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel puts you in the middle of the entire Annapolis experience. Book your meeting in our newly redesigned meeting rooms and event spaces at Annapolis Waterfront Hotel and receive a 5% rebate on hotel room nights.


ROOMS MUST BE ACTUALIZED FROM NOW UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30, 2020.


MEETING PLANNER BONUS: The group meeting planner earns additional Marriott Bonvoy™ bonus points equivalent to 10% of hotel room revenue.


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