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www.chesapeakepirates.com
; adult/child $20/12;
late May-early Sep;
)
is good 'yar'-
worthy fun, especially for the kids.
Woodwind
CRUISE
( 410-263-7837;
www.schoonerwoodwind.com
;
80 Compromise St; sunset cruise adult/child
$42/27; May-Oct)
This beautiful 74ft schooner offers two-hour day and sunset cruises.
Or splurge for the Woodwind 'boat & breakfast' package (rooms $300, including break-
fast), one of the more unique lodging options in town.
Sleeping
ScotLaur Inn
GUESTHOUSE$
( 410-268-5665;
www.scotlaurinn.com
;
165 Main St; r $95-140; )
The folks from
Chick & Ruth's Delly offer 10 simple pink-and-blue rooms with private bath at their
B&B (bed and bagel) above the deli.
Historic Inns of Annapolis
HOTEL$$$
( 410-263-2641;
www.historicinnsofannapolis.com
; 58 State Circle; r $130-205; )
The His-
toric Inns comprise three different boutique guesthouses, each set in a heritage building
in the heart of old Annapolis: the Maryland Inn, the Governor Calvert House and the
Robert Johnson House. Common areas are packed with period details, and the best
rooms boast antiques, a fireplace and attractive views (the cheapest are small and could
use an update).
Eating & Drinking
With the Chesapeake at its doorstep, Annapolis has superb seafood.
Chick & Ruth's Delly
DINER$
( 410-269-6737;
www.chickandruths.com
;
165 Main St; mains $6-12; 6:30am-10pm Sun-Thu,
to 11:30pm Fri & Sat; )
A cornerstone of Annapolis, the Delly is bursting with affable
quirkiness and a big menu, heavy on sandwiches and breakfast fare. Patriots can relive
grade-school days reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, weekdays at 8:30am (9:30am on
weekends).
Vin 909
AMERICAN$$$
