... Maryland Inn, the Governor Calvert House and the Robert Johnson House comprise the Historic Inns of Annapolis, once home to Declaration of Independence signers, governors and lords. True to the name, these inns date as far back as the year 1727. Original and reproduction antiques accent each inn and together they provide a glimpse into the beginning times of the United States. On site dining is offered at Treaty of Paris Restaurant and guests can also enjoy a drink and people watch from Drummer's Lot Pub, overlooking Main Street. Tourists, romantic couples and wedding parties frequent the inn on weekends, corporate travelers during the week and political guests during general assemblies. Additional amenities include complimentary use of the U.S. Naval Academy's tennis courts and running track, valet parking (charges apply), complimentary shuttle service in Annapolis upon request, limousine/car service, event catering and banquet facilities. Business services include audio visual equipment, fax machine and photocopy machines. Guestrooms are restored and feature antique accents. Guests can also enjoy private baths, telephones and cable televisions. The Historic Inns of Annapolis offers convenient access to all venues in the town in addition to a unique historic atmosphere.