Rates
$120 to $240
Payment types accepted include Visa, Travelers Checks, Discover, Personal Checks, Master Card and Diners Club.
Meals Included in Rates:
- Snacks/Refreshments
- Breakfast
- Afternoon Tea
- Coffee Service With Freshly Baked Coffee Cake Or Muffins Starts At 8 Am Followed By A Full Breakfast Including Fresh Fruit Course Then A Hot Entree.
Events Hosted
- Honeymoons
- Reunions
- Meetings
- Romantic Getaways
- Seminars
- Weddings
Available Food Service
- Full Gourmet Breakfast
- Early Coffee/Tea
- Catering Service
- Afternoon Tea
- Snacks/Refreshments
Other Activities
- Beaches
- Bicycling
- Canoeing/Kayaking
- Fishing
- Golf
- Horseback Riding
- Museums
- Shopping (Local Crafts)
- Tennis
- Water Sports
- Wineries
- Art Galleries
- Antiquing
- Sailing On Historic Skipjack Sailboats
On-Site Spa Services
Innkeeper(s)
Will Workman and Julia Kuklova
Languages Spoken
Russian (Julia Kuklova)
Rooms
This property has 6 total guest accommodations with private bath, 5 with fireplaces, 2 with whirlpools. The types of beds available include King and Queen.
Amenities In Room
- Clock Radio
- CD Player
- Television
- Cable TV
- DVD
- Central Air
- Bathrobes
- Wireless Internet Access
- Two White Robes In Every Room
Amenities On Site
- Copy Machine
- Parlor Games
- Fax
- Phone
- Fireplace
- DVD
- Library
- Television
- Swimming
- Hot Tub/Spa
- Bicycles
- Dvd Library
- Massage Therapist By Appointment
Business Traveler Amenities
- Daily Newspapers
- Desk
- FAX On-site
- Flexible Check in/out Times
- Hair Dryer
- Internet Access
- Iron/Ironing Board
- Television
- Wireless Internet Access
- Early Breakfast
Visit Website
George Brooks House Inn and Spa
Map
Location: Country.
Romantic Interest
Decor, furnishings, artwork and bed lines create a luxurious setting. Add flower arrangement, candles and wine/cheese to set the mood.
Historic Interest
Designated historic site by Talbot County Historic Preservation Commission, the George Brooks House dates back to the Civil War period and was built by freed slaves for Captain Andrew C. Barkman. Purchased in 1900 by George and Mamie Brooks, they expanded the house in 1908 when they became the guardians for 11 children when his sister died. George may have been the most prosperous black man in the area, and boasted of having the largest home of any African-American in this area. In 1936, George published a famous document on race relations where he tells his fellow blacks "to go back to work and stop grumbling and growling about the white man." Carefully restored and expanded in 2001, the George Brooks house retains important elements from the time that George built the Gothic Revival Section that faces Route 33.
Historic Awards:
- Local Register (Granted)
- State Historical Site (Granted)
- Talbot County Historic Society Heritage Award For Best Historic Restoration In 2001
- State Of Maryland: Preservation Award For 2002
Historic Memberships:
- National Trust
- Local Historical Society
Historic sites nearby:
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (6/10 mile), The National Register Historic Area of St. Michaels (1/2 mile)
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Publicity and Reviews
Shore Living Magazine, Easton Star-Democrat Newspaper, Chesapeake Life Magazine., HGTV show "If Walls could Talk", "Heritage Award" from Talbot County Historic Society as the best historic restoration in 2001.
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2 Mobil Stars, iLoveInns Guests
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