This is a beautiful, historic hotel that has been modernized. Our room was perfect for my son and me. The beds were very comfortable with new linens, plenty of room with two baths(new linens) and two closets. The staff is very pleasant and were helpful in finding a small cocktail table for us, handling luggage, etc. The restaurant is excellent, again, with a great staff. The chef prepared a wild duck for us which was gourmet. He gladly provided the recipe and contributed to making our stay a great experience.

As a resident of Salisbury, I have had little reason to spend the night in Easton. That changed in January when I attended a Doncaster preview meeting with 20+ consultants throughout our District. The accommodations were excellent and every one was so friendly and helpful. There are many exceptional restaurants in the area but because of the "lightly falling snow" we opted to eat in. The food was fantastic and once at again, the service extremely good for a Monday evening. I highly recommend anyone planning to come to the shore, make sure to stop in Easton and if it involves an overnight, please stay at the Tidewater Inn. It's a nice well-kept hotel reminiscent of days gone by!

The Tidewater Inn was a great place to stay in Easton, which is a town definitely worth checking out if you are in the DC or Baltimore area. The Tidewater Inn was a well-kept hotel from a time gone by. The hotel and rooms were well kept and featured interesting and very pleasant common areas including a sitting area with plush sofas and a courtyard with patio furniture. The hotel is in a great location for accessing the main downtown of Easton. There were many restaurants, shops, and cafes within a short walking distance.

The food quality is extremely wonderful. The service is totally trained for fine dining. Rockfish was delicious, salad was tossed lightly, and veggies were cooked perfectly.