Hotel
Only 30 minutes from the wedding venue, this hotel overlooks the Chesapeake Bay and is at the center of downtown Annapolis. It's the only downtown hotel directly on the harbor so you'll be amidst the bustling nautical traffic and just a short walk to downtown historical landmarks. We'd recommend staying here if you're looking to sightsee in Annapolis or DC, or if you would rather a bustling city stay with phenomenal views.
Discount Code - McLeod/Khan Wedding Room Block
Hotel
This waterside hotel is on Kent Island, and it's only 20 minutes from the wedding venue. You'll get more beach town vibes here as opposed to the hustle and bustle you'd find in Annapolis. We'd recommend this hotel for folks who don't mind staying farther away from the major cities, want more of a laid back vibe, or don't want to deal with any Bay Bridge traffic to and from the wedding. We have a room block/wedding group rate for this hotel. The link provided here is the direct booking link for the McLeod/Khan wedding.
Discount Code - MKHAN
House Or Rental
New to Airbnb? Use the link provided save $55 on your first trip! Search for homes in Annapolis or Stevensville on the weekend of our wedding, and select the appropriate filters to accommodate your needs. If you rent a house and prefer not to drive on the night of the wedding (our STRONG recommendation!), you may want to consider arranging a taxi service for a ride back to your Airbnb. Ride share services like Uber are only sparsely available in the area.
Flight
For guests flying in, BWI is the closest of the three DC area airports to Annapolis and Stevensville. If you're planning on staying close to the wedding venue, we'd recommend you book your flights to fly and out of this airport. If you're planning on spending some time in DC proper, or if you just want to spend your first day sight-seeing in DC, you'd want to fly into Reagan National Airport (DCA).
Travel Note
If you're flying in for the wedding, we strongly recommend getting a rental car. Public transportation options are fairly non-existent outside of DC proper, and ride share services are unreliable outside of the major cities (DC and Annapolis).