The Boyd Room The Boyd Room at Antrim 1844 is named after General Boyd who was reportedly a spy for George Washington. Decorated with historic antiques, the guestroom features a king-size featherbed, wood-burning fireplace, and private balcony.

Carriage House The Carriage House—a larger Colonial-style dwelling within the Antrim 1844 holdings—features two suites and four guestrooms: the U.S. Grant Suite, the Lee DeForest Suite, the Reynolds Room, the Safari Room, the Monocacy Room, and the Jackson Room. Unique in their layout and décor, each luxurious accommodation boasts a cozy featherbed and gas fireplace.

The Clabaugh Room The Clabaugh Room at Antrim 1844 is named after George Washington Clabaugh, who purchased the property in 1873. His son, Harry Morris Clabaugh, was elected attorney general of Maryland and then appointed chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court by President Roosevelt in 1903. Decorated with historic antiques, the guestroom features a king-size, four-poster featherbed, walk-in shower, wood-burning fireplace, and views of the garden.

The Ice House Suite Nestled by the formal gardens, The Ice House—a private cottage within the Antrim 1844 holdings—features a cathedral ceiling, king-size canopy featherbed, Jacuzzi, and wood-burning fireplace. This original outbuilding supported the 19th-century estate with an ice well in the cellar, allowing perishable items to be kept cool in the warmer months.

The Ice House Suite Exterior Nestled by the formal gardens, The Ice House—a private cottage within the Antrim 1844 holdings—features a cathedral ceiling, king-size canopy featherbed, Jacuzzi, and wood-burning fireplace. This original outbuilding supported the 19th-century estate with an ice well in the cellar, allowing perishables to be kept cool in the warmer months. The ice well functioned as Colonial refrigeration of sorts with ice blocks covered in straw in the cellar providing a cooling effect in the summer months.

The McClellan Room An accommodation at the Birnie House, The McClellan Room is named after George Brinton McClellan who was a major in the Civil War, a Democratic presidential nominee in 1864, as well as a lieutenant in the Corps of Engineers. McClellan helped build railroads and became president of The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad after the war. Decorated in historic antiques, the guestroom features a queen-size canopy featherbed, double Jacuzzi, and double vanity sinks.

The Amelia Suite A reflection of Antrim 1844's upscale accommodations, each guestroom is restored with refined and understated class. Many of the 40 rooms include private Jacuzzis and balconies, gas or wood-burning fireplaces, and supported featherbeds overlaid with luxury linens.

The Winfield Scott Room An accommodation at the Slonaker House, The Winfield Scott Room is named after a U.S Army general who was considered the great national hero and commander of his time. Winfield Scott served in three major wars: the War of 1812, the Mexican-American War, and the early days of the American Civil War. Decorated in historic antiques, the guestroom features a king-size featherbed, corner Jacuzzi, granite double vanity, gas fireplace, and private deck facing the mansion.

Carriage House The Carriage House—a larger Colonial-style dwelling within the Antrim 1844 holdings—features two suites and four guestrooms: the U.S. Grant Suite, the Lee DeForest Suite, the Reynolds Room, the Safari Room, the Monocacy Room, and the Jackson Room. Unique in their layout and décor, each luxurious accommodation boasts a cozy featherbed and gas fireplace.

Outdoor Pool And Garden Whether basking in the sun poolside or enjoying the shady comfort of the gazebo, the elegant outdoor pool and garden at Antrim 1844 provides a lush setting to unwind.

The Pickwick Pub Enjoy some of the finest scotch, cognacs, bourbons, and whiskeys in the world at Antrim 1844’s Pickwick Pub. Step back in time with a 19th-century tavern-style setting complete with original colonial fireplace.

The Smokehouse Restaurant For almost three decades, The Smokehouse Restaurant at Antrim 1844 has maintained its legacy as a culinary destination. World-class cuisine and a superior wine cellar provide the makings for a spectacular dining experience. Gourmands and oenophiles worldwide travel to The Smokehouse Restaurant to indulge in an exquisite six-course dinner with wine pairing. The ever-changing menu features a sophisticated interpretation of contemporary American cuisine utilizing the finest and freshest ingredients.

The Wine Cellar Boasting one of the largest wine offerings on the East Coast, the award-winning wine cellar at Antrim 1844 will keep oenophiles well satisfied. The staggering collection boasts 20,000 bottles representing over 2,700 brands.

The Wine Cellar Boasting one of most extensive wine offerings on the East Coast, the award-winning wine cellar will keep oenophiles well satisfied. The period furnishings with rich wood accents of the Antrim 1844 Wine Cellar provide a regal, intimate setting for a wine tasting or wine pairing dinner. Over the past decade, Antrim 1844 has hosted some of the most talented and influential vintners worldwide.

Shrimp Risotto Dish Creamy shrimp risotto served at the hotel restaurant.

Steak Dish Indulge in delicious dining at Antrim 1844 restaurant.

Afternoon Tea Have an afternoon tea experience at the hotel.

Afternoon Tea Have an afternoon tea experience at the hotel.

Dining Indulge in delicious dining at Antrim 1844 restaurant.

Dining Indulge in delicious dining at Antrim 1844 restaurant.

The Grounds The beautifully landscaped grounds at Antrim 1844 with their sculpted shrubbery, bronze statuary, round and long pools, and symmetrical design are evocative of a classic European garden.

Drawing Room Originally designed as a space for genteel repose, the Antrim 1844’s drawing room stays true to its original 19th-century intent with period furnishings, portraiture, and a grand piano.

The Gardens The beautifully landscaped grounds at Antrim 1844 with their sculpted shrubbery, bronze statuary, round and long pools, and symmetrical design are evocative of a classic European garden.

The Exterior With towering ivory columns and sweeping grand porches, Antrim 1844 exemplifies the quintessential Greek Revival mansion found throughout the American South. Elegant double-front doors lead into the grand entrance hall of this 17,000 sq ft country estate.

Staircase Reflecting the original splendor of the 19th-century historic home, the grand entrance hall invokes awe with its high ceilings, grand portraiture, and floating curved staircase.

Hotel Exterior Discover the Greek Revival-style architecture of the 17,000-square-foot mansion. As the towering ivory columns and sweeping grand porches come into view, enter through the impressive double front doors into the grand entrance hall of Antrim 1844.

The Gardens The beautifully landscaped grounds at Antrim 1844 with their sculpted shrubbery, bronze statuary, round and long pools, and symmetrical design are evocative of a classic European garden.

Staircase Reflecting the original splendor of the 19th-century historic home, the grand entrance hall invokes awe with its high ceilings, grand portraiture, and floating curved staircase.

The Pavilion Ballroom Boasting open space with natural light, the Pavilion Ballroom at Antrim 1844 is a 5,200 sq ft glass-enclosed pavilion. The Pavilion Ballroom features a private entrance and separate kitchen facility, providing a versatile, dynamic setting for meetings and events.

Wedding Table Escape for the wedding of your dreams in the timeless elegance of picturesque rose gardens. Surrounded by 24-acres of manicured lawns and historic architecture, the historic Antrim 1844 will dazzle wedding guests with superb cuisine and exceptional service. This amazing boutique hotel also offers a series of beautiful ceremony spaces that are perfect for hosting a truly memorable wedding.