Inn at Perry Cabin

Nestled on 26 acres of forest and farmland along the beautiful Miles River, Inn at Perry Cabin steeps you in the essence of Maryland's Eastern Shore. The property, which began as a farm after the War of 1812, is a resort that combines casual luxury with the delights of an escape to the Eastern Shore.

Adventurous guests can sail the Miles River to the breathtaking Chesapeake Bay or visit our neighbors at Philips Wharf, a non-profit oyster farm that is helping restore the estuary and serves our guests the freshest, tastiest oysters imaginable. Landlubbers can explore our gardens or hop on a bicycle and tour beautiful, historic St. Michaels.

Guests who play tennis can volley on our classic, green-clay Har-Tru courts, and golfers can challenge themselves on our new 18-hole, Pete Dye designed course. By evening, Inn at Perry Cabin blossoms into the region’s social hub where guests and locals gather for intimate occasions and joyful celebrations.

If you'd rather exercise your palette, we have an ever changing menu of fresh, seasonal produce, locally-raised meats and poultry and, of course, the day’s catch from the bay. All of it is simply prepared and subtly seasoned with herbs from our own gardens so that the local flavors of the Eastern Shore can shine.

Inn at Perry Cabin’s ultimate gift to guests is true relaxation. From our spa to our shoreline, our staff shoulders every worry and takes care of every request.

• What Should You Explore?
• Hit the Links. Designed by the legendary Pete Dye.
• Enjoy the freshest seafood and produce from local fisheries and farms at a table overlooking the Miles River
• The Spa at Perry Cabin. We combine classic massage and body techniques with scrubs and treatments compounded from herbs
• A short drive from Washington, DC, Inn at Perry Cabin is a storybook setting for intimate ceremonies and celebrations

The Inn at Perry Cabin is centrally located on the water in St Michaels, MD. You will take Rt 33 into St Michaels and our Inn is just past the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum on the right.