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Escape to Great Oak Manor, a luxury waterfront bed and breakfast on the eastern shore, where the Chesapeake Bay
is aglow in warm sunsets; where towering Oaks gently
kiss the skyline; and where you can let your body rest and
your mind wander.
Tucked away on the outskirts of Chestertown, Maryland,
our magnificent 18th century country-style estate rests
alongside the waterfront. With 11
guestrooms, Great Oak offers the
finest in a romantic luxury bed and breakfast
inn, where all of your whims are
cared for, day and night.
Spend an afternoon perusing the
quaint streets of historic Chestertown, exploring the
Eastern Neck refuge, sampling the fresh catch in Rock Hall,
or just curl up in the arms of a weathered Adirondack chair
to soak up the view.
Cassandra your Host and Charly Prince of the Manor surviving the Great Storms of 2010. Be safe and visit soon.
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We are from Colorado but family lives in the Baltimore area so we were married at the Milton Inn in Baltimore. We wanted a place to go for one night and found the Great Oak Manor on the internet. This was March so there weren’t many people staying but we were treated with great warmth. [...]
Searching for a romantic B&B getaway | Great Oak Manor 01/25/2010
WASHINGTON POST
Going Our Way: Searching for a romantic B&B getaway
By K.C. Summers
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Who: Susan of Falls Church.
Where: A romantic B&B in the mid-Atlantic.
Why: To celebrate work projects completed and surviving a painfully expensive heat pump replacement.
When: A long weekend in mid-March.
Budget: $500.
“We’re trying to get the most enjoyment we can without spending money [...]
I Feel At Home | The Great Oak Manor Inn 01/18/2010
To a friend:
“…I watched a marvelous sunset this afternoon in icy cold weather and biting wind, only a little away from the Inn, atop its private beach, overlooking frozen-over water…went as close as I could get to the water. What a feeling! …”
To myself:
after monotonous several hours
(yet, still colorful, thanks to the occasional vocal guiding [...]
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