| Overnight Stay for 2 in Historic Annapolis |
| You don't need clear skies or even a strong wind to sail straight toward a treasure trove of local luxury with this week's Escape to Loews Annapolis Hotel.Pack your crab mallets and don your winter whites for a one-night stay in a Deluxe Room, Sundays through Thursdays ($149) or Fridays and Saturdays ($160).Let the staff at this luxury hotel––the only AAA Four Diamond property in the area––christen your skiff with a welcome gift upon your arrival plus turndown service. You'll find your captain's quarters quite cozy with their maritime-themed décor, king-size bed with 300-thread-count linens, Lather-brand bath products, and complimentary Wi-Fi.Start your day with calm seas and a full belly thanks to breakfast for two at Breeze––an award-winning on-site restaurant headed by executive chef and What's Up? Annapolis Best-Chef-in-Town recipient Olivier Senoussaoui––where you'll wade through menu items like crab-cake Benedict, buttermilk pancakes, and oatmeal brûlée.Then, unfurl your topsail and point your compass in the direction of Annapolis and its rich history. Set your sights on the Maryland State House––the oldest in the country in continuous legislative use. Then, steer your rudder toward the United States Naval Academy, which offers tours and adds plenty of character to the town, as you can't walk far without bumping into a midshipman or two.Test out your sea legs just a ten-minute walk away at the City Dock area where you'll spy boats bobbing in the Chesapeake Bay and more than a few crab shacks to sate your salty appetite. Order a bushel of crabs (or an order of crab cakes) at the waterfront mainstay Cantler's Riverside Inn, which always shells out a good time.You don't have to travel 20,000 leagues for a five-starboard Escape—and this one's nothing short of a sailor's delight. |
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