St. Michaels Manor Bed & Breakfast
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Enjoy a relaxing getaway at historic St. Michael’s Manor Bed & Breakfast, a charming country manor house on the shores of Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay. Rich in history, St. Michael’s Manor was Patented to Lord Leonard Calvert, 1st Governor of Maryland in 1637.
Built in 1805, the manor is decorated with period antiques and rugs. The manor was originally heated by wood burning fires and there are five fireplaces between the first and second floors.
Our guests find St. Michael’s Manor a quiet place to relax away from their fast paced lives. Located on the waters of Long Neck creek in historic St. Mary’s county, the property encompasses ten tranquil acres including a three acre vineyard. Stroll the grounds and enjoy the abundance of wildlife and the natural beauty that abounds. Enjoy a complementary glass of wine from the estate upon arrival.
Enjoy the beauty of St. Mary’s county whether biking, canoeing, paddle boat or bird watching in the marsh, there’s something for everyone!
As a guest at St. Michael’s your invited to put your feet up and enjoy the comforts of home. Inn keepers Joe and Nancy Dick offer not only fine hospitality but interesting conversation, and information to make your visit one to bring you back again and again.
Your comfort is assured in four relaxing guest rooms, each decorated with period antiques and handmade quilts. All rooms have a water view perfect for watching the sun rise or set and are cooled with central air.
After a restful night sleep wake to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and a continental breakfast. Every breakfast includes fruit and juice, delicious baked goods, local jams, tea and coffee. May also include muffins, coffee cakes, or scones, and yogurt. Many seasonal fruits and vegetables are grown on the property for freshness. Enjoy home made pear and apple jams with oven fresh breads and muffins.
Served at 8:30 a.m., our breakfasts get rave reviews. The menu is always changing and designed to make the most of seasonal specialties.
Ideal setting for family reunion or groups attending local weddings and festivals. Discount offered for full-house. -
“Beautiful place, great hospitality and yummy wine; I’ll be back!” - M.R., Alexandria, VA
“Beautiful view! Lovely wonderful food and people.” - W.G., Hummelstown, PA
“Wonderful, magic place, thanks for everything.” - M.G., Los Angels, CA
“Friendly place and a very comfortable atmosphere - thanks.” - R.H. Virginia Beach, VA
“A very restful place, loved the quiet!” - M.D., Churchton, MD
“Serene and happy home, filled with love and peace! Thank you!” - L.C., Virginia Beach, VA
“Enjoyed a great weekend! Breakfast was great!” - G.S., Toledo, OH
“Gourmet breakfast and charming host.” - P.O., Richmond, VA
“Thanks very much - delicious breakfast!” - S.K., Buckeyetown, MD
“What a beautiful place! Thanks for making us feel welcome, great wine and conversation!” - A.M, Silver Spring, MD
“Thanks for the great place. Great time. Great talk. See you next year!.” - L.B., Conifer, CO
“Beautiful house, we love it - Great job!” - D.B., Lusby, MD
“So quiet and peaceful, we’ve had a lovely time.” - K.F., Staten Island, NY
“We love the quiet - the boating and birds!” - P.M., Virginia Beach, VA
“Such solitude! Great, great place.” - J.J., Richmond, VA
“A breath of fine air boating in the wilderness.” - D.S., Torrance, CA
“Had a great time! Morgan really enjoyed the paddle boat.” - C.J., Vienna, VA
“Location, Location, Location!” - M.B., Weogufka, AL -

Explore the bounty of St. Mary’s county and discover something for everyone! Enjoy a range of outdoor activities from bicycling the scenic back roads of St. Mary’s county to catching the renowned Chesapeake Bay Blue crab.
- Boating and bird watching
- Bicycling
- Fishing
- Crabbing on the dock
- Chesapeake Blue Crabs
- Paddle boating
- Grape harvest
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North of Washington, DC:
- I-95 South to the Capital Beltway (I-495)
- Capital Beltway (I-495) East to Rt. 5 South
- Rt. 5 South to Rt. 235 South
- Rt. 235 South to intersection of Rt. 5, take a left at stop sign
- Continue on Rt. 5 South for approx. 3 miles. Left onto dirt drive opposite of Confederate Memorial
- St. Michael’s Manor at end of Drive
South of Washington, DC:
- I-95 North to the Capital Beltway
- (I-495)
- Capital Beltway (I-495) East to Rt. 5 South
- Rt. 5 South to Rt. 235 South
- Rt. 235 South to intersection of Rt. 5, take a left at stop sign
- Continue on Rt. 5 South for approx. 3 miles. Left onto dirt drive opposite of Confederate Memorial
- St. Michael’s Manor at end of Drive