Top Hotels Near Saint Marys Square Museum in St. Michaels from NZ$152

"Charming place to stay and it's in walking distance of great restaurants, art and music venues, and shopping. Short drive to other Eastern Shore towns and sights."

"Staff was amazing and kind. Room was very clean. Looks outdated but not too bad honestly. I would stay again."

"A working marina with nice views from third floor rooms. Smallish rooms with no king beds available, but charming, clean, and with convenient amenities (mini-fridge, microwave, and more traditional coffee maker). Waterside dining available in season and on weekends year-round."

"We really enjoyed our stay at The Parsonage. The property and room were kept well. The staff were sweet and attentive. Very good location as far as walking distance to shops, restaurants and the waterfront area. I would certainly return and certainly recommend to anyone visiting St. Michael’s. "

"Disappointing. The hotel is lovely but the staff are in training mode and don’t get things quite right. They didn’t tell us there was an Easter brunch so we missed breakfast on Sunday as they had booked out the dining room and everything in town was already full. The food was nice but relatively expensive. When it rains there is nowhere to sit that is not the room or the pub. The pool despite being advertised was not yet open for the season which was of the main reasons we chose the hotel. "

"Cute place "

"Very clean and enjoyable stay! We loved the quiet neighborhood, relaxing atmosphere, and convenience to a variety of things to do. "

"Excellent "

"A lovely home just a block from the shops and restaurants on Talbot Street. The rear addition adds generous living space while preserving the charm of the historic house. The screened-in back deck is a great feature for relaxing evenings.Upstairs, the bedroom feels like a second retreat—spacious, comfortable, and filled with windows that let in the night air (no AC needed). My pup especially enjoyed lounging in her bed, watching the squirrels in the yard, and taking long walks through the quiet back streets and marinas of St. Michaels."