exceptional solutions for meeting, convention and incentive programs.
| Guest Rooms & Suites | 216 |
| Meeting Rooms | 14 |
| Largest Meeting Room | 4,368 sq. ft. |
| Total Meeting Space | 18,000 sq. ft. |
Stroll along the cobble stoned streets and between the brick houses as you take in the sights and sounds of historic Annapolis. From the low gong of the buoys in the Chesapeake Bay to the clip-clop of horse hooves on the street, Annapolis offers the opportunity to enjoy the conveniences of modern America while experiencing the charm of colonial America.
Situated two blocks outside of the original city gates of Annapolis, a short walk from St. John’s College and minutes from the United States Naval Academy, the Loews Annapolis Hotel embodies Annapolis and offers personal service worthy of a four star admiral. As Annapolis’ only AAA four diamond hotel, Loews Annapolis Hotel envelopes its guests in supreme comfort with a uniquely Annapolitan feel from the moment you walk in the door. From the sailboat in the lobby to the regatta themed state rooms, the Loews Annapolis Hotel capitalizes on the rich, nautical history of Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay. Providing in room mini refrigerators, flat panel televisions, 300 thread count linens atop plush Sealy pillow top mattresses, the staff at the Loews Annapolis Hotel strives to make Annapolis your home away from home. Wake up your morning with Caffé Pronto, our local coffee bar, offering a variety of coffees, teas, and pastries. Sample the best of the Chesapeake Bay cuisine at our award-winning BREEZE restaurant or take in a local sports event on one of nine televisions in the only Naval Academy themed sports bar in Annapolis, the Weather Rail.
- 216 state rooms including 18 Naval Academy inspired suites
- Private concierge lounge for all Commodore Level guests, serving complimentary breakfast and snacks
- Over 17,000 square feet of meeting space including the Historic Powerhouse Conference Center
- Annapolis Day Spa and complimentary fitness center on site
- Business Center and Gift Shop
- 24 hour room service
Each of the 216 guest rooms is spacious and carefully appointed with necessities, such as high-speed Internet access, a refrigerator with mini-bar on demand, a 32" flat-panel television, luxurious robes, an alarm clock with CD player, and a cordless phone with voicemail. A variety of suites and concierge level rooms are available for added luxury.
A diverse selection of event spaces offers flexibility and creative opportunities. The Regatta Ballroom features the Annapolis Atrium, a sunny pre-function area. There is an assortment of conference suites and boardrooms, including the memorable Power House. The three levels of the Power House blend the charm of an historic landmark with modern meeting facilities and a retreat atmosphere.
The best restaurant in the city is only a short stroll across the lobby. Breeze offers imaginative interpretations of your favorite foods from the Chesapeake Bay. The Weather Rail Lounge offers light fare and local brews.
Enjoy the Annapolis Day Spa, Caffe Pronto, complimentary fitness center, and business center, all available on property. Group activities are plentiful, revolving around the town's historic sights, cruising on the bay, shopping and dining.
World-renowned as “America’s Sailing Capital”, Annapolis is the very essence of a port town - developed as an export harbor for the burgeoning tobacco trade of the late 1600s and early 1700s. The City Dock area boasts not only boats of every shape and size docked in “Ego Alley”, but dining of every type – Italian, Mexican, and Annapolitan, to name a few. You can also learn the story of Kunte Kinte as told by Alex Haley and memorialized by Annapolis in a statue and plaques at the dock.
If the history of Annapolis is what you’re looking for, look no further than one of the historic homes located in Annapolis. Maryland is the only state where all of the homes of the signers of the Declaration of Independence have been preserved. These homes are available for tours and give you a feeling for the time when Annapolis was not just the capital of Maryland, but also the United States of America. Annapolis can also offer the Banneker-Douglass Museum of African-American History and the Annapolis Maritime Museum for those looking to understand the many facets of Annapolis history.
No trip to Annapolis is complete without a visit to the United States Naval Academy. Founded in 1845 at the behest of Secretary of the Navy George Bancroft, the nine acre piece of land known as Windmill Point, Fort Severn, Annapolis, has grown into the 238 acre Naval Academy that is known today. Tours of the Naval Academy are available, and visitors are able to see the Armel-Leftwich Visitors’ Center, the United States Naval Academy Chapel, where the crypt of John Paul Jones resides, Tecumseh, the Native American leader and warrior to whom the midshipmen pay tribute before sporting events and exams, and Bancroft Hall, one of the world’s largest dormitories.
Accommodations
Each of the 216 guest rooms is spacious and carefully appointed with necessities, such as high-speed Internet access, a refrigerator with mini-bar on demand, a 32" flat-panel television, luxurious robes, an alarm clock with CD player, and a cordless phone with voicemail. A variety of suites and concierge level rooms are available for added luxury.
Meeting Facilities
A diverse selection of event spaces offers flexibility and creative opportunities. The Regatta Ballroom features the Annapolis Atrium, a sunny pre-function area. There is an assortment of conference suites and boardrooms, including the memorable Power House. The three levels of the Power House blend the charm of an historic landmark with modern meeting facilities and a retreat atmosphere.
Dining And Recreation
The best restaurant in the city is only a short stroll across the lobby. Breeze offers imaginative interpretations of your favorite foods from the Chesapeake Bay. The Weather Rail Lounge offers light fare and local brews.
Enjoy the Annapolis Day Spa, Caffe Pronto, complimentary fitness center, and business center, all available on property. Group activities are plentiful, revolving around the town's historic sights, cruising on the bay, shopping and dining.
Destination Information
World-renowned as “America’s Sailing Capital”, Annapolis is the very essence of a port town - developed as an export harbor for the burgeoning tobacco trade of the late 1600s and early 1700s. The City Dock area boasts not only boats of every shape and size docked in “Ego Alley”, but dining of every type – Italian, Mexican, and Annapolitan, to name a few. You can also learn the story of Kunte Kinte as told by Alex Haley and memorialized by Annapolis in a statue and plaques at the dock.
If the history of Annapolis is what you’re looking for, look no further than one of the historic homes located in Annapolis. Maryland is the only state where all of the homes of the signers of the Declaration of Independence have been preserved. These homes are available for tours and give you a feeling for the time when Annapolis was not just the capital of Maryland, but also the United States of America. Annapolis can also offer the Banneker-Douglass Museum of African-American History and the Annapolis Maritime Museum for those looking to understand the many facets of Annapolis history.
No trip to Annapolis is complete without a visit to the United States Naval Academy. Founded in 1845 at the behest of Secretary of the Navy George Bancroft, the nine acre piece of land known as Windmill Point, Fort Severn, Annapolis, has grown into the 238 acre Naval Academy that is known today. Tours of the Naval Academy are available, and visitors are able to see the Armel-Leftwich Visitors’ Center, the United States Naval Academy Chapel, where the crypt of John Paul Jones resides, Tecumseh, the Native American leader and warrior to whom the midshipmen pay tribute before sporting events and exams, and Bancroft Hall, one of the world’s largest dormitories.
