Inn at Perry Cabin♡

Thank you for making our anniversary magical!

9.0

We absolutely love the private garden off our room. The little anniversary surprise in the refrigerator was lovely. The setting is spectacular. The pool is wonderful. The staff couldn’t be more helpful. Everything made for a beautiful anniversary.

− The main thing we weren’t crazy about was Stars restaurant. The setting is lovely. Our main objection is that the wine list is so incredibly high in price. I believe it is the cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc is $145. It is 15 at my local wine shop. I know restaurants make money on the wine but I think there could be a slightly less expensive wine. I did order the $90 Sauvignon block from California maybe you could introduce a house wine for 60?

Breathtaking

10.0

So relaxing and just a amazing view

− Loved it all

Do not stay at Inn at Perry Cabin

2.0

Do not stay at Inn at Perry Cabin. Service and food quality are abominable. 20 years ago it was a top-flight property, but since Covid everything — other than the rates — has really fallen off. Dinner was a sparse salad that plainly had been sitting on the line for hours and an inedible “stuffed squash” that was burned. Breakfast was lukewarm, runny oats made with water. Staff shouting to each other down the hallways. In 2022, the place was a mess. Gave them another chance in 2026, and very sorry that I did. Find a B&B instead.

Inn at Perry’s Cabin – Very Unfortunate Experience

2.0

We had called to book a reservation for “brunch” on Mother’s Day (May 2026) for a family gathering. And then upon arrival checked in with the hostess for “brunch.” But when we sat at our table, we were presented with a very expensive prix fixe menu for a full three-course meal (at $155 per person, + drinks/wine, a 20% gratuity added, and tax). We had booked for one type of meal and were presented with something totally different; and there were no other options. The staff taking our reservation over the phone never said that “brunch” (which we specifically had requested) was not available that day, nor did the hostess upon arriving. It was like a classic bait-and-switch scenario. The only reason we didn’t get up and leave is that we were meeting family who had driven out from Washington, D.C. in traffic (a couple of hours) and it would have been very difficult to ask them all to get back in their cars. But that wasn’t all. We found the food was mediocre at best …. As we sat down, the waiter, upon presenting the prix fixe menus, said we could not adjust the temperature (done-ness) of a meat order. We had to take it as it comes. (Seemed odd for an upscale restaurant.) The rack of lamb was extremely rare (almost inedible); the roast beef was tough and dry, not flaky, tender and juicy. (It appeared as if slices of beef had been cut in slabs from the raw rib roast and then cooked individually.) Scallops were OK, but nothing special. We got the impression some of the food was pre-prepared and then warmed up as needed (although we don't know for certain). The salad bar and dessert buffet, to their credit, were nicely done. However, in summary, if you’re looking for a place with a nice water-view setting (in good weather only), be aware the food, in our opinion, was mediocre and way over-priced. Also note, the standard credit card slip when paying includes a line to add a gratuity – you have to remember that a 20% gratuity was already included in the total. In reading the other low star reviews (I’d recommend scrolling down and reading them before booking), it seems the management at the Inn at Perry’s Cabin needs significant improvement. BTW, we contacted their guest services the next day. Now almost two weeks later, still no response, which is why we decided to write the review.

Ein Schatz am Chesapeakbay direkt am Wasser

9.0

Ein Resort in toller Lage

− Es gab keinen Service draußen am Abend. Man musste seinen Drink von der Bar holen. Nicht sehr Aufmerksam, was man bei so einer Kategorie erwarten würde.

Average

6.0

This was our third year in a row traveling to property via boat. We again secured three deluxe suites for my parents, sister, and my wife and I. Goal was to celebrate Mother’s Day and sisters birthday. As always, the property was stunning, clean and well cared for. Although your rooms (76, 74, 77) are a long walk from dining room and main entrance, it’s worth it. Large suites with plenty of space and great water front balconies. The distance turned out to be a positive as we realized there was a wedding this weekend and massive amounts of children (likely due to Mother’s Day or wedding). Every experience was diluted by loud kids running and playing (breakfast, dinner, drink outside, etc). If you’re looking for an adult mature experience reconsider this option. Further, 50% of the staff seemed brand new. Literally as if today was thier 1st day. Our questions were greeted with what felt like sheer terror “deer in headlight” reactions. Come across as super unprofessional and a bit rude. Not at all what we have experienced on our many previous visits. The docks are nice but no cleats or shore power and it was a struggle to get dockhand assistance. Thankfully the valet ran out to help at last minute. It’s seems thier full staff may not yet be in place as we are here weekend of May 9. As always we booked spa and massage for all of us. Great staff and facilities. Gym is a little small but perfect for our needs. Shuttle team is excellent. When booking always ask if there is a wedding or private event as it will consume the property. Flowers, chairs, tents, pictures, golf carts, relentless noise, associated with wedding will be everywhere. You can’t escape it. Im disappointed to summarize this experience as average but at this price point almost $9000 much more is expected.