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This package includes one night for two at the beautiful Brome-Howard Inn with a continental breakfast, a gourmet boxed picnic lunch & snack for two, and two tickets to Historic St. Mary's City, a museum of living history and archaeology on the site of Maryland's colonial capital, for $139 (a $175 value) .
Less than two hours from Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area, you'll find the place where Maryland began: a place where starry nights invite moonlight strolling and great natural beauty is enjoyed by heron, deer, and human residents alike. Rest easy at one of Washingtonian Magazine's Top 10 Inns and spend the day exploring the 17th-century at the state's first colonial capital. The Brome-Howard Inn and Historic St. Mary's City are offering a day away in beautiful Southern Maryland. Two guests can enjoy one night's lodging, continental breakfast, admission to the museum, a gourmet boxed lunch and snack for $139 (a $175 value). The Brome-Howard Inn is a circa-1840 manor house set on the banks of the peaceful St. Mary's River and surrounded by the pristine forests, fields, waters that encompass Historic St. Mary's City. Guest rooms are individually decorated with antiques, family heirlooms, high quality bedding and period artwork. Room amenities include fireplaces, featherbeds, down comforters, CD player clock radios, TV/VCR, beverage stocked mini- refrigerators, telephones, movies, coffee makers, and private, modern bathrooms with hairdryers. Guests are welcome to enjoy the Inn's parlor, which is furnished with games, a piano, and a library of historical and current books. Continental breakfast will be served in the first floor dining room, or if weather permits, on our large riverside porch. Bicycles are available for guests to enjoy with miles of quiet roads nearby. Five miles of hiking trails lead to destinations including St. Mary's College of Maryland and Historic St. Mary's City, where costumed interpreters and re-constructed colonial structures bring history to life. Step onboard the Maryland Dove, which represents a trading ship of the 17th-century. Play a game at an unordinary ordinary or explore a Yaocomaco witchott. Discover how Godiah Spray found success raising green gold. Enjoy eight hundred acres of park-like forests and fields that comprise the beautiful river-side grounds of the outdoor museum at St. Mary's City.
Children are welcome. Contact Lisa or Michael Kelley at 301-866-0656 or the Brome-Howard Inn to make a reservation. |