

The Robert Morris Inn 1710, the oldest Inn in America.
Great hospitality, over 300 years in the making. Winter in charming Oxford and our vintage Inn. The droves of summer tourists have now left these Eastern Shores and an air of calm and tranquility return to these beautiful back roads and towns. Let our Winter Events and fabulous food tempt you out of hibernation.
Once the home of Founding Father Robert Morris who gained fame as
"Financier of the Revolution". General and later President
George Washington was a close friend and visited Robert Morris
often. In more recent times author James Michener outlined his
famous novel, Chesapeake here. More history
is located here. Now the Eastern Shore's most unique
historic restaurant with rooms under Master Chef Mark Salter and
Innkeeper Ian Fleming.
Check out Mark's Spring Season Menus
here . .
We are closed Mondays and Tuesday until the end of April. Seven
days from May 1 for the season.
Enter the Inn and step back over 300 years: a pristine yet
historic interior welcomes with timber beams, panelled walls and
open fires in the cooler months. Through to Salter's
Tavern featuring historic red brick walls and old
slate floors, with magnificent fires in these cooler
months. This is a truly historic Inn, cosy with a natural
patina running through. Friendly, great cuisine and understated
professional service.
Stay at our Inn and visit Events in the area
. . .
Enjoy the unique pleasures of a Ferry ride (April through
November only) to shop in historic and bustling St Michaels,
drive to the charming County Town of Easton with its great main
street, tour the highways and byways of the Eastern Shore,
returning each day to the calming comfort of our historic Inn and
peaceful and charming Oxford.
Let us help you "get on the water or on the road" book your boat,
jet ski, kayak, waterboard, bicycle or car hire right here at the
Inn.
click here
for details . . .
Oxford itself is one of the most unique towns on the Eastern
Shore. Historic and peaceful yet vibrant at the same time, as it
remains so popular with sailors, cyclists, kayak'ers and those
seeking refuge and restoration from an ever increasing mad world.
Charming tree lined streets with immaculate historic homes,
waterfront town park and even its own Beach. Conveniently to St.
Michaels, Easton, and Cambridge. Learn more about our history at The Oxford Museum and about vacation
activities and options at Talbot County
Tourism.
Unfortunately we do not have an elevator and some of the stairs
are quite steep, if you have mobility issues please contact us. Due
to the age and nature of our building, we do not have disabled
specific bedrooms.
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