Loews or O'Callaghan?
Sep 17th, 2004, 01:57 PM
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Loews or O'Callaghan?
I am trying to plan a weekend in Annapolis and am having a tough time deciding between the Loews or the O'Callaghan hotel. Each seem to have benefits. Any information woould be appreciated.
Jan 21st, 2005, 04:23 AM
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Can you give reasons why you hated O'Callahan's? also, does anyone who has stayed at Loews have suggestions for restaurants in walking distance. We're looking for a nice restaurant that has a separate party room for about 18 people.
Jan 23rd, 2005, 02:51 AM
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You might try Ram's Head Tavern, which is near the circle on West Street. It's an excellent restaurant and entertainment venue, besides being a working brewery.
I've never stayed at either hotel, but a letter our office received from O'Callahan's soliciting business was poorly written and contained many grammatical and spelling errors. Someone is not paying attention to details, and details make all the difference, don't they?
I've never stayed at either hotel, but a letter our office received from O'Callahan's soliciting business was poorly written and contained many grammatical and spelling errors. Someone is not paying attention to details, and details make all the difference, don't they?
Apr 30th, 2005, 04:54 PM
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This post is an old one! We stayed there in July 2004. I did not care for this hotel because I booked a king bed, and they didn't have one available. I booked a non-smoking, again, didn't have it. The remote control was broken. The window in the room was very small, and the staff in general was just not very professional. I will not stay there again. My husband is a Naval Academy grad. We have so many great memories of Annapolis. This was our anniversary weekend. I wanted it to be perfect (tall order, I know).
