Beautiful location. The restaurant and pub were closed for renovations which we were not informed ahead of time. For breakfast we were provided coffee, water, muffins and cookies. The room was so small we could not close the bathroom door due to the bed in the way. The mattress was so hard we had to put a comforter on the mattress and remake the bed. The pillows were hard as bricks and the toilet paper was like sandpaper. The only form of heat was a portable space heater. All this for $814 for three days. Substandard accommodations for a premium price. Shame on RMI.
Service: 1
Russell Wesdyk
Always loved the place. The Inn and the restaurant. But now seems to have changed hands and can’t get phone, email or anything answered to even know if they are open or what up w menu or availability. Sad. Used to be one of our must go to’s. Now it’s a have no clue what’s up.
Tom Lee
At least post your days of operation if you aren’t answering the phone. Sorry to show up when you’re closed.
Mike Moyer
This is a really cool old hotel in Oxford, Maryland that is a must see. The restaurant has really good food and nice views. It is rumored that there are ghosts in the hotel, which may be true because of the cool history that it brings.
Food and drinks: Good restaurant on site.
Service: 5
Walter Smith
This review is for the restaurant/grill Financier Grill within the Robert Morris Inn. We stopped in for lunch while in the area and pleasantly surprised with lunch here. Nice outside seating area. Had a very good lobster roll and greek salad and excellent efficient, friendly attention by Karina. Would certainly stop in here again when in the area.
Service: 5
Karen SC
The location was great with a beautiful view of the water. We stayed in the cottage.When we arrived, we were told our room was upstairs, first door on the right. We used our key and entered a room already occupied. We then remembered we booked the cottage. We locked the bedroom door and went to our cottage. Surprised our key allowed us to enter someone else’s room! The cottage smelled like a wet old dog. We were supplied with no hand towels and bars of soap. The Keurig machine had a dead bug floating in the water reservoir. Major upgrades are needed!!
Service: 1
Terry Wood
Beautiful location in the quaint town of Oxford. Small, but enticing menu. Limited vegetarian options.
Service: 5
Elaine Lee
This review is for the inn not the tavern.
My husband and I stayed a night in a cozy room and let’s just say that it felt like we were transported to the 1800s. The room had the bare essentials but nothing more. It was the most uncomfortable 3 star hotel I’ve ever stayed at and let me just list a few things so that management may consider for future guests. It seems they focus more on their restaurant than their inn.
1. Consider the modern human being and add hand towel rods, towel hooks in the bathroom for convenience. We had one extra hook on the top of the 6 foot door and that was it. 2. The cozy rooms feels about 100 sq feet and there is a window AC. The window AC is an old model so it doesn’t detect room temperature so it blew on me the entire night. I was so worried i would get sick but hated that i was sweating for half the night that I barely slept. 3. Bathroom door squeaks, spray some WD-40 on the hinges. 4. We killed 4 small moths in our room. I’m not sure if that means the room is dusty and needs more thorough upkeep. 5. The closet needs more than two mismatching hangers. 6. Add a fitted sheet to cover the mattress, the flat sheet pulls up quite easily. Atleast the bed wasn’t squeaky - perhaps the only good thing. 7. WiFi barely works and stopped at 11:30pm. We thought we used up the hotels bandwidth or maybe we were at the back so the signal was poor. The streets are dark outside after sunset and there is no TV at the inn so better internet would be nice.
Conclusion- A quaint, quiet and historic stay with the bare essentials that does not include the expected modern conveniences for the 21st century human to be a 3-star hotel
L M
Disgusting. Owner has a sense of being superior to everyone else.
Service: 1
Manuel Mendez
I come to the Robert Morris Inn to decompress from my stressful life. I am not looking for amazing service or luxurious rooms, all I value is the peacefulness of the location and a great tavern with delicious food in a friendly atmosphere.
We have been to Oxford about seven times, and we have always eaten at the robert Morris Inn for either breakfast or dinner. First time there since they sold in november, and the food was pretty good. Husband had the RMI breakfast, and I had the eggs benedict, both with crispy hash browns.
The only suggestion I have is to add seaso alll or some flavoring to the hash browns. Even though they were very crispy and somewhat tasty, i think they would have been even tastier with a little seasoning.
Service: 4
John Fulton
Just came for breakfast but it was phenomenal. Chicken and waffles were the best I've had, great service, beautiful location dining outside on the patio
Service: 5
lisa martin
Disgusting. Owner has a sense of being superior to everyone else.
Service: 1
Colleen L.
My friends and I had an incredibly delicious dinner here! Everything we ordered was a delight--for apps, the crispy ginger oysters and beef empanadas were *perfectly* fried and full of flavor. There was a tuna special that my bf enjoyed but the true star of the meal was the crabcakes. We're spoiled with good crab out here on the eastern shore but these were the best cakes I've had--so full of fresh lump crabmeat, they could just barely hold together and melted in your mouth (the orzo salad they're served on was also stellar). We can't wait to go back and try more dishes--kudos to the new owner and his team!
Service: 5
Carolyn Hester
Lunch was incredible and so delicious! Enjoyed the flatbread pizza with excellent caramelized onions. The mixed greens salad with fruit was perfect, too. Highly recommended.
Beautiful location. The restaurant and pub were closed for renovations which we were not informed ahead of time. For breakfast we were provided coffee, water, muffins and cookies. The room was so small we could not close the bathroom door due to the bed in the way. The mattress was so hard we had to put a comforter on the mattress and remake the bed. The pillows were hard as bricks and the toilet paper was like sandpaper. The only form of heat was a portable space heater. All this for $814 for three days. Substandard accommodations for a premium price. Shame on RMI.
Service: 1
Always loved the place. The Inn and the restaurant. But now seems to have changed hands and can’t get phone, email or anything answered to even know if they are open or what up w menu or availability. Sad. Used to be one of our must go to’s. Now it’s a have no clue what’s up.
At least post your days of operation if you aren’t answering the phone. Sorry to show up when you’re closed.
This is a really cool old hotel in Oxford, Maryland that is a must see. The restaurant has really good food and nice views. It is rumored that there are ghosts in the hotel, which may be true because of the cool history that it brings.
Food and drinks: Good restaurant on site.
Service: 5
This review is for the restaurant/grill Financier Grill within the Robert Morris Inn. We stopped in for lunch while in the area and pleasantly surprised with lunch here. Nice outside seating area. Had a very good lobster roll and greek salad and excellent efficient, friendly attention by Karina. Would certainly stop in here again when in the area.
Service: 5
The location was great with a beautiful view of the water. We stayed in the cottage.When we arrived, we were told our room was upstairs, first door on the right. We used our key and entered a room already occupied. We then remembered we booked the cottage. We locked the bedroom door and went to our cottage. Surprised our key allowed us to enter someone else’s room! The cottage smelled like a wet old dog. We were supplied with no hand towels and bars of soap. The Keurig machine had a dead bug floating in the water reservoir. Major upgrades are needed!!
Service: 1
Beautiful location in the quaint town of Oxford. Small, but enticing menu. Limited vegetarian options.
Service: 5
This review is for the inn not the tavern.
My husband and I stayed a night in a cozy room and let’s just say that it felt like we were transported to the 1800s. The room had the bare essentials but nothing more. It was the most uncomfortable 3 star hotel I’ve ever stayed at and let me just list a few things so that management may consider for future guests. It seems they focus more on their restaurant than their inn.
1. Consider the modern human being and add hand towel rods, towel hooks in the bathroom for convenience. We had one extra hook on the top of the 6 foot door and that was it.
2. The cozy rooms feels about 100 sq feet and there is a window AC. The window AC is an old model so it doesn’t detect room temperature so it blew on me the entire night. I was so worried i would get sick but hated that i was sweating for half the night that I barely slept.
3. Bathroom door squeaks, spray some WD-40 on the hinges.
4. We killed 4 small moths in our room. I’m not sure if that means the room is dusty and needs more thorough upkeep.
5. The closet needs more than two mismatching hangers.
6. Add a fitted sheet to cover the mattress, the flat sheet pulls up quite easily. Atleast the bed wasn’t squeaky - perhaps the only good thing.
7. WiFi barely works and stopped at 11:30pm. We thought we used up the hotels bandwidth or maybe we were at the back so the signal was poor. The streets are dark outside after sunset and there is no TV at the inn so better internet would be nice.
Conclusion- A quaint, quiet and historic stay with the bare essentials that does not include the expected modern conveniences for the 21st century human to be a 3-star hotel
Disgusting. Owner has a sense of being superior to everyone else.
Service: 1
I come to the Robert Morris Inn to decompress from my stressful life. I am not looking for amazing service or luxurious rooms, all I value is the peacefulness of the location and a great tavern with delicious food in a friendly atmosphere.
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We have been to Oxford about seven times, and we have always eaten at the robert Morris Inn for either breakfast or dinner. First time there since they sold in november, and the food was pretty good. Husband had the RMI breakfast, and I had the eggs benedict, both with crispy hash browns.
The only suggestion I have is to add seaso alll or some flavoring to the hash browns. Even though they were very crispy and somewhat tasty, i think they would have been even tastier with a little seasoning.
Service: 4
Just came for breakfast but it was phenomenal. Chicken and waffles were the best I've had, great service, beautiful location dining outside on the patio
Service: 5
Disgusting. Owner has a sense of being superior to everyone else.
Service: 1
My friends and I had an incredibly delicious dinner here! Everything we ordered was a delight--for apps, the crispy ginger oysters and beef empanadas were *perfectly* fried and full of flavor. There was a tuna special that my bf enjoyed but the true star of the meal was the crabcakes. We're spoiled with good crab out here on the eastern shore but these were the best cakes I've had--so full of fresh lump crabmeat, they could just barely hold together and melted in your mouth (the orzo salad they're served on was also stellar). We can't wait to go back and try more dishes--kudos to the new owner and his team!
Service: 5
Lunch was incredible and so delicious! Enjoyed the flatbread pizza with excellent caramelized onions. The mixed greens salad with fruit was perfect, too. Highly recommended.
Service: 5
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