In the heart of Maryland, overlooking picturesque Chesapeake Bay, historic Annapolis emanates a Colonial atmosphere and the tradition it still holds. Annapolis is most famous for being the "Sailing Capital of the World" and one of the primary stops of the notoriously famous Round-the-World boat race known as the Whitbread.

The Scotlaur Inn offers ten beautifully decorated, old-fashioned guest rooms in the heart of Annapolis. The Scotlaur Inn and Chick & Ruth's Delly (where breakfast is served) are the oldest family-owned businesses of their types in the historic district of Annapolis operated by the same family. We take pride in serving over 3 generations of families.

All rooms have private baths, Cable TVs (some with DVD players), telephones, air conditioning and include breakfast. We have wireless internet.

You can relax on one of the many boat rides available on the Chesapeake Bay or take a shot at the best rock fishing in the world. Stroll the City Dock, enjoy the wonderful souvenir shops, 18th century mansions and comfortable weather for which Annapolis is known. World Class restaurants are just minutes away from The Scotlaur Bed & Breakfast. Tours of the historic Maryland State House and Paca Gardens are also among the many other fine places to visit!

Right around the corner is the United States Naval Academy, where the finest students become our finest naval officers. While you're still in town don't forget to take a tour of the State Capital Building which was once the Capital of the United States in the 1700's.

For a more unusual treat you can tour the town in style in a vintage carriage. The Coachmen will point out historic places along the way.

Your Hosts, Ted & Beth Levitt

Rooms:

Room 201:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, wireless internet access and complimentary breakfast.

Room 202:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, wireless internet access and complimentary breakfast.

Room 203:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, wireless internet access and complimentary breakfast.

Room 204:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, wireless internet access and complimentary breakfast. This room will also accommodate a roll-away.

Room 205:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, wireless internet access and complimentary breakfast.

Room 301:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, wireless internet access, queen size sleep sofa and complimentary breakfast.

Room 302:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, wireless internet access and complimentary breakfast. This room will also accommodate a roll-away.

Room 303:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, wireless internet access and complimentary breakfast.

Room 304:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning, wireless internet access and complimentary breakfast. This room will also accommodate a roll-away.

Room 305:

Private bath, cable TV, telephone, air conditioning and complimentary breakfast.

About Annapolis:

Annapolis is located in the heart of Maryland overlooking the pleasant scenery of the Chesapeake Bay. You'll enjoy the colonial atmosphere of Historic Annapolis, and tradition it still holds. Annapolis is most famous for being the "Sailing Capital of the World" and one of the primary stops of the notoriously famous Round-the-World boat race known as the Whitbread.

Take a day away and relax on one of the many boat rides available on the Chesapeake Bay, and take a shot at the best rock fishing in the world. Or, just relax on the City Dock and enjoy the wonderful souvenir shops and comfortable weather Annapolis is also known for.

During the evening, find yourself dining in one of many World Class restaurants located just minutes away from The Scotlaur Inn. Right around the corner you'll find yourself at the United States Naval Academy, where the finest students become our finest naval officers. While your still in town don't forget to take the State Capital Building Tour, which was once the Capital of the United States in the 1700's.

Your Hosts:

Ted and Beth Levitt:

Ted has grown up working in the family businesses, The Scotlaur Inn and Chick and Ruth's Delly. He was only away for a few short years while attending college. One of Teddy's many fine accomplishments was graduating from the Culinary Institute of America and Florida International University.

Beth joined the family in 1981 when she and Ted exchanged vows. Together they operate both the Scotlaur Inn and Chick and Ruth's Delly. Beth has a passion for tennis and played for Rolllins College in Florida and for the University of Maryland. In between raising their two children, Scott and Lauren, maintaining the household, and tracking the companies assets, she still manages to get a little time for her favorite pastime. Oh, and did we forget to mention taking care of the biggest kid of them all, Ted, that in itself is a full time job!

Ted has an undying love for the Scotlaur Inn and Chick and Ruth's Delly. He spends up to 10 to 15 hours a day, 6 to 7 days a week in the family business. Everyday you'll find Ted all over the place performing tasks like greeting every guest, taking orders from customers, working the grill, helping the guests check in and out, running the register, doing handyman repairs, and performing magic for all of the customers, like telling jokes to both kids and adults. Ted, in his little spare time, loves to rebuild Antique cars and scratch build HO-trains and remote control planes.

The Levitt family has owned and operated the restaurant and Inn longer then any other Bed & Breakfast in the Annapolis Historic District.

We're looking forward to meeting you and having you as our guest in the Scotlaur Inn. We welcome you to join us while we recite The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States. This is a tradition started many years ago by Chick and Ted. This is done every morning, Monday through Friday at 8:30am and Saturday & Sunday at 9:30am in the Chick and Ruth's Delly.

Scott Levitt:

Scott shares his love in acting with his sister Lauren, and has appeared as a guest on America's Most Wanted and in many Television commercials. He has also performed in many famous musicals such as the Newsboy in "Gypsy" and Oliver in the Broadway classic "Oliver"!

On top of becoming an exceptional actor, he is an accomplished drummer. He has been playing since the age of three when his grandparents (Chick and Ruth) purchased him his first full set of drums.

Scott's love in life is in the field of Medicine. His dream is to make the difference in the lives of people and to become a Cardiothoracic Surgeon.

Lauren Levitt:

At the age of three Lauren asked, "When did you realize I was born to be an actress?" This explains her love for theater. She has been a professional actress since the age of six, performing in numerous shows including "Annie", "The Sound of Music", "The Wizard of Oz", "Beauty and The Beast", "Gypsy", and "Joseph...", and "The Diary of Anne Frank". Lauren can also be seen on television, film, movies, and print.

Chick & Ruth Levitt:

The Scotlaur Inn was a dream come true for Chick and Ruth Levitt. Chick & Ruth supported their family with Chick and Ruth's Delly and a little rooming house with 12 rooms and only 2 bathrooms above the Deli. One of Chick and Ruth Levitt's many dreams were to establish a beautiful historic Bed & Breakfast Inn. However they never had the resources to make that dream come true.

Our building was built on its Historic Foundation in 1899. It was the site of the original Annapolis City Hotel, from 1788 to 1890. On this site George Washington lived for some time after he retired as Commander in chief. Six months after Ruth passed away in 1986, there was a large fire in the rooming house above Chick and Ruth's Delly. Chick and Ted rebuilt and remodeled the entire upper level to its current status, which is known world-wide as the Scotlaur Inn Bed & Breakfast, named after Chick and Ruth's grandchildren Scott and Lauren. When staying with the Levitt's at the Scotlaur Inn, you're perpetuating the legacy of Chick and Ruth.

About Chick and Ruth's Delly:

The Scotlaur Inn is a dream come true for Chick and Ruth Levitt. Chick & Ruth raised their family with Chick and Ruth's Delly and a little rooming house with 12 rooms and only 2 bathrooms above the Deli. One of Chick and Ruth Levitt's many dreams was to establish a Beautiful Historic Bed & Breakfast estate. However they never had the resources to make that dream come true.

Our Building was built on its Historic Foundation in 1901. Six months after Ruth passed away in 1986, there was a large fire in the rooming house above Chick and Ruth's Delly. Chick and Ted rebuilt and remodeled the entire upper level to its current status, which is known world-wide as the Scotlaur Inn, named after Chick and Ruth's grandchildren Scott and Lauren. When staying with the Levitts at the Scotlaur Inn, you're allowing the legacy of Chick and Ruth to live on.