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Chez Amis Bed & Breakfast
The original property that is now Chez Amis was set aside in 1696 for Governor Nicholson who intended to use the property for a garden, vineyard and site of a summer house. But apparently that never happened! Prior to being an Inn, the property was operated as Sam's Brothers Groceries store in the early 1900's through 1970's, serving the East and Fleet Streets neighborhood for fifty years.

The original circa 1885-1891 architecture is represented in the interior stair ornamented with square balusters. The original "Sterer" store cabinets that housed the store dry goods greets you upon entering. The ceiling in the common area is covered by pressed tin and the reception and common area also retain the original wood floors. George Sams died in the 1990's and it has since been a bed and breakfast.

The name 'Chez Amis', given by the first inn owners, is a French expression, suggesting 'house of friends'. We are committed to continuing that spirit of friendship as the new owners. We began our inn pursuit while vacationing frequently on Cape Cod, always staying at a Bed & Breakfast.
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Look for the 'taupe' building with naval shutters and a white bench in front.
We suggest that you first unload in front of our Inn, (with your flashers on!) as on street parking is limited in Annapolis, and we will direct you to the city garage.
The Hillman Garage, at 150 Gorman Street, is within walking distance, where we validate your parking 50%, or on weekends you can walk up to the state garage which is free.
Enter the inn on the East Street side where you will see the Chez Amis garden flag at the door.
Located on the ground floor, this expansive suite is large enough to accommodate 2 guests but intimate as well to enjoy morning coffee.
In suite bath and easy access to the living room are just a few of the amenities of our more elegant room.
Overlooking Fleet Street on the second floor of Annapolis is the warmly decorated Law Library with its private bath and flat screen TV and DVD player by the exposed brick chimney and warm barn board wainscot.
This room speaks for itself as its second floor corner window overlooks a view up historic East Street of Annapolis and the Maryland State House dome.
Annapolis Urban Eventours is a great way to see the sights and sounds of our wonderful historic city.
Call them directly at (443) 510-1348 or visit their website to arrange for one of their electric car tours.
Take an Annapolis walking tour to learn your way around beautiful, historic downtown Annapolis.
On this tour you'll discover the charm of this waterside city.
Ride along Maryland Avenue, passing quaint shops, homes and historical landmarks.
Learn about the history of the United States Naval Academy.
Our three course breakfast is served at 9 am at at a custom built table for eight.
Coffee/Tea Station is available at 8 am.
Breakfast starts with locally brewed City Dock coffee, and Elly's signature Amish Friendship bread or sunrise muffins served with her homemade lemon curd.
A fruit dish follows featuring local produce from the Sunday farmer's market held at City Dock.
Entrees vary depending on sweet or savory day!
A typical savory dish is an asparagus and goat cheese frittata.
A typical sweet morning features peach and creme cheese strata.
When you stay at Chez Amis Bed and Breakfast you can enjoy all these great Annapolis attractions and activities.
We also have many other suggestions to make the most of your stay in Annapolis.
Annapolis is "America's Sailing Capitol" in the heart of the Chesapeake Bay.
Help raise the sails, steer the boat, or simply sit back and relax as "Woodwind" sails from the historic waterfront, past the Naval Academy and cruises into the Chesapeake Bay.
The Woodwind Cruises infamous sailboat is best to book ahead of time.
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