I am from the Philadelphia area and heard that Tom Pizzica from the Food Network's Outrageous Food had worked in Chestertown Maryland at a small restaurant so I took the day trip down. I am a huge Pizzica fan and thought that it was really cool that they had articles about him openning up this restaurant. I think it is... More

We stayed overnight here with friends and were pleased enough with the place we would return but not sure we would recommend it particularly to others. The place is a bit shabby and the bed a little too soft but the location cannot be beaten. We just had breakfast in the restaurant of the hotel and it was good. More

On a college tour visit, we stayed here with our teenage daughter in a one-bedroom suite which had a wonderful large second floor porch overlooking the quaint street. There is a small kitchen and I loved the fact that the coffee in the room was not little packets, but real scoopable coffee. Get some cream from downstairs and you are... More

After checking in in the afternoon, really late at night we got back in the room and found some small cockroaches in the bathroom. They were hiding behind the toilet/wallpaper and a small hole in the floor. One made his way to the tub. The front desk is empty at night, so we slept and waited till the next morning... More

Wanting to get away for a few days, we decided to stay at the Imperial Hotel based on reviews and web site. Was very surprised, we were greeted by Joe (Manager of Residents) whom is very nice and accomadating, and were able to check in before check in, however seeing the room with a hole in the king size bedspread... More

Chestertown is a sleepy little colonial town and the Imperial Hotel is the best way to enjoy that quaint old town feel. The amenities are quite basic but comfortable. Could this be fantastically restored? Sure but it would price itself out of business. Enjoy the hotel as it's been for years so if you can lower your expectations and appreciate... More

We stayed in the cottage suite in back of the hotel and it was adorable. Very cozy, clean, and comfortable. The Inn is showing its age. The food was okay, but not quite as good as we were expecting. However, if you're looking for an overnight getaway to a very tiny, quiet town less than 2 hours from DC, this... More

Some colleagues and I were looking to get out of town for a few days to do conduct business but also enjoy some time in a new place. I had a college friend from the Eastern Shore of Maryland and he always talked about what a great town Chestertown was so I decided that it would be a great spot... More

My husband and I traveled to Chestertown to celebrate our Anniversary on Friday, July 2nd 2010. The Imperial Hotel was our choice due to the walking distance to the wonderful BLUE HERON CAFÉ on Cannon Street where we celebrated our anniversary dinner. Upon arrival we were told that parking is free after 430 on the street. But you will have... More