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The Lazyjack Inn on Dogwood Harbor
P.O. Box 248Tilghman Island, MD 21671
Romance, Jacuzzis, & Fireplaces
Our 1855 waterfront home, located in the village on Tilghman Island, is within walking distance to fine restaurants and antique shops and will take you back in time. The guest rooms are spacious and comfortably elegant, appointed with Antique quilts and furnishings. Waterviews abound from the East Room and Nellie Byrd Suite as well as the Harbor Room where a grand breakfast is served including freshly baked specialties from the kitchen.
Location
Since 1855 this comfortable old house has watched over the waters of Dogwood Harbor. As our guest you will experience the same views and share a sense of history. The Lazyjack is located in the village of Tilghman Island, home of the last working sailing fleet in the country. Several fine restaurants and antique shops are within walking distance of the Lazyjack. A tour of the island will allow you to experience the old and the new, from world class yachts to 100 year old sailing ships.
Accommodations
4 rooms: The Nellie Byrd Suite, The Garden Suite, The East Room and The West Room. Your room of choice awaits your arrival appointed with fresh flowers and complimentary sherry.
Amenities
The Lazyjack's Harbor Room, with French Doors, overlooking Dogwood Harbor presents the ideal view as you enjoy breakfast or relax in the sitting area. The outside deck is the perfect place to sit and ease off after a full day of sailing or exploring the island. Your days at the Lazyjack begin with the finest breakfast fare imaginable, featuring a special entree of the day, accompanied by fruits, juice, freshly baked specialities, coffee, and a varied selection of teas. Special dietary needs are cheerfully accommodated. Relax with your favorite book in the Harbor Room or claim a rocker on the old fashioned porch while enjoying the tranquil breezes of the Chesapeake Bay.
Champagne Sunset Sails our specialty - private or group charters. The Lady Patty is a canoe stern ketch designed by Philip L. Rhodes in 1931 and built at the M.M. Davis shipyard in Solomon’s Island, Md. in 1935. Only the finest materials were used in her construction and her approximate cost was $15,000 , no small sum in that year. The Lady Patty was sailed to Tampa Florida which became her homeport until 1994 when she came back to the Chesapeake Bay and Tilghman Island. The Lady Patty was sailed extensively throughout the Gulf of Mexico and The Caribbean Sea winning her share of club races. She entered the St. Petersburg, Fl. To Havana , Cuba race in 1938 and again in 1951 winning the latter. The entire yacht, from the rub rail up is the original Lady Patty. Her Sitka Spruce masts soar to 56’ above the water and are supported by numerous hand-spliced stays and shrouds. The original teak decks have been splendidly restored including refastening with over 1400 bronze screws and 2200 feet of caulking. The original bronze hardware is in place and serving well. On a normal sailing day we carry about 1000 sq. ft. of sail and our guests are treated to an experience which cannot be duplicated on a modern yacht. The Lady Patty is USCG inspected to carry 16 passengers and is equipped with state of the art safety equipment. Her Captain has over 26 years sailing experience not including 4 years as a USN officer on a Destroyer.
Meals
At The Lazyjack, the breakfast portion of Bed & Breakfast is elevated to new heights. Early risers appreciate morning beverages prepared an hour before breakfast time. The scent of baking Blueberry Muffins drifts over the porches and whets appetites for things to come. Breakfast begins with a seasonal fresh fruit serving prepared to display the natural beauty of each variety enhanced by newly picked flowers and herbs fron our gardens. Entrees, ranging from specialty omelets to seafood crepes, stimulate breakfast conversation. Daily events and experiences are enthusiastically shared amoung guests.
Awards and Recognition
Featured in Chicago Tribune 1998
Midatlantic Travel Magazine Spring 1998
Chesapeake Bay Magazine, April 1998
and many others...
Children: welcome over 12 year old
Smoking: no
Pets: no
Rates: $145-215 include a full breakfast, afternoon refreshments and evening tray
Payment: Major Credit Cards
Our 1855 waterfront home, located in the village on Tilghman Island, is within walking distance to fine restaurants and antique shops and will take you back in time. The guest rooms are spacious and comfortably elegant, appointed with Antique quilts and furnishings. Waterviews abound from the East Room and Nellie Byrd Suite as well as the Harbor Room where a grand breakfast is served including freshly baked specialties from the kitchen.
Location
Since 1855 this comfortable old house has watched over the waters of Dogwood Harbor. As our guest you will experience the same views and share a sense of history. The Lazyjack is located in the village of Tilghman Island, home of the last working sailing fleet in the country. Several fine restaurants and antique shops are within walking distance of the Lazyjack. A tour of the island will allow you to experience the old and the new, from world class yachts to 100 year old sailing ships.
Accommodations
4 rooms: The Nellie Byrd Suite, The Garden Suite, The East Room and The West Room. Your room of choice awaits your arrival appointed with fresh flowers and complimentary sherry.
Amenities
The Lazyjack's Harbor Room, with French Doors, overlooking Dogwood Harbor presents the ideal view as you enjoy breakfast or relax in the sitting area. The outside deck is the perfect place to sit and ease off after a full day of sailing or exploring the island. Your days at the Lazyjack begin with the finest breakfast fare imaginable, featuring a special entree of the day, accompanied by fruits, juice, freshly baked specialities, coffee, and a varied selection of teas. Special dietary needs are cheerfully accommodated. Relax with your favorite book in the Harbor Room or claim a rocker on the old fashioned porch while enjoying the tranquil breezes of the Chesapeake Bay.
Champagne Sunset Sails our specialty - private or group charters. The Lady Patty is a canoe stern ketch designed by Philip L. Rhodes in 1931 and built at the M.M. Davis shipyard in Solomon’s Island, Md. in 1935. Only the finest materials were used in her construction and her approximate cost was $15,000 , no small sum in that year. The Lady Patty was sailed to Tampa Florida which became her homeport until 1994 when she came back to the Chesapeake Bay and Tilghman Island. The Lady Patty was sailed extensively throughout the Gulf of Mexico and The Caribbean Sea winning her share of club races. She entered the St. Petersburg, Fl. To Havana , Cuba race in 1938 and again in 1951 winning the latter. The entire yacht, from the rub rail up is the original Lady Patty. Her Sitka Spruce masts soar to 56’ above the water and are supported by numerous hand-spliced stays and shrouds. The original teak decks have been splendidly restored including refastening with over 1400 bronze screws and 2200 feet of caulking. The original bronze hardware is in place and serving well. On a normal sailing day we carry about 1000 sq. ft. of sail and our guests are treated to an experience which cannot be duplicated on a modern yacht. The Lady Patty is USCG inspected to carry 16 passengers and is equipped with state of the art safety equipment. Her Captain has over 26 years sailing experience not including 4 years as a USN officer on a Destroyer.
Meals
At The Lazyjack, the breakfast portion of Bed & Breakfast is elevated to new heights. Early risers appreciate morning beverages prepared an hour before breakfast time. The scent of baking Blueberry Muffins drifts over the porches and whets appetites for things to come. Breakfast begins with a seasonal fresh fruit serving prepared to display the natural beauty of each variety enhanced by newly picked flowers and herbs fron our gardens. Entrees, ranging from specialty omelets to seafood crepes, stimulate breakfast conversation. Daily events and experiences are enthusiastically shared amoung guests.
Awards and Recognition
Featured in Chicago Tribune 1998
Midatlantic Travel Magazine Spring 1998
Chesapeake Bay Magazine, April 1998
and many others...
Children: welcome over 12 year old
Smoking: no
Pets: no
Rates: $145-215 include a full breakfast, afternoon refreshments and evening tray
Payment: Major Credit Cards
The Lazyjack Inn on Dogwood Harbor
P.O. Box 248
Tilghman Island, MD 21671
www.lazyjackinn.com/
email: mrichards@bluecrab.org
(410) 886-2215
(800) 690-5080
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