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"The inn is incredibly beautiful and well-kept, with coffee and tea always available in the stunning dining room. My niece and I decided to eat breakfast in our room, and the food was both wonderfully presented and absolutely delicious!! I’ve already told family they have to stay here!"

"Wayside Inn in Ellicott City, MD is a beautiful 18th century home. The owner / host is great. We stayed on the third floor. Even though it is very close to a freeway, we were not bothered by any noise. The food was delicious. Our group of three had a small separate dining room to ourselves. The home is charming and full of period pieces, but bathrooms have been modernized and the beds were very comfortable. This was much more fun than being in a hotel. Definitely worth checking out. "

"Very nice facility. Close to shops and restaurants."

"Beautiful BnB located on a working farm. Rooms are well appointed and lovely, though sound can be an issue. Breakfast was outstanding!"

"We enjoyed our stay at Capitol Hill Stay Like No Other. The check-in and check-out processes are extremely simple. The rental company is easy to work with. From when we first booked this location until checking out, we were in contact with the same person, that was plus! They were available when we needed and answered all questions we had, and also gave us heads up on anything that came about during our stay. It was 3 friends that stayed and we had way more than enough room. Our goal was for...

"Beautiful home and property! Very peaceful and quiet. "

"This B&B is a rare gem. The rooms are brilliant. George is warm and excellent host. Any disadvantage from being a bit out from the centre of town is overcome as George provides daily drop off to and pick up from the local MET station which is a speedy, safe and clean service. Highly recommended."

"Stayed this past weekend for a football game at Catholic University. The location was close to the fields, so that was a bonus. Getting there from the airport wasn’t difficult either. Parking was not ideal. There supposedly two first come first serve parking spots behind a teal house, but good luck finding those spots. Street parking is limited as you have to have a zone 5 pass. Since parking was difficult, we didn’t drive down to site see and instead Ubered because we didn’t want the hassle of...