Robert Morris Inn

"Beautiful location in charming, quaint Oxford -- the Inn is historical, but I didn't realize that meant we would have no hot water for bathing for the entire weekend we stayed there. Paying over $220 a night- I expected more. The bathrooms are in need of total remodeling -- looks like the last time they were touched was the 1960s. Very disappointed as we reached out to the hotel and never heard back."

"Quaint historic inn. Views of the water. Convenient rooms, restaurant, and bar all in one location. Our room was spacious but the bathroom was super tiny but usable. The negative was that they have a problem w getting hot water to the rooms. In the morning I ran the hot water for ten minutes and it never got hot and so I took a very cold shower. Our friends were in another location in the Inn and they didn't have hot water either."

"We had our anniversary dinner at the Inn, while visiting Oxford. Caprese salad was excellent. My softshell crab special was to die for. My husband had a beef shoulder special that was excellent too. Great food and good service. Very nice experience."

"This review is for dinner at the Inn's Tavern restaurant. We are staying in Easton but wanted a special location for our anniversary dinner, so we made an online reservation and drove down to Oxford for dinner at the Inn. The drive was lovely, and Oxford is a quaint, charming little town. Our dinner was a 5 star experience. We ordered a drink and a glass of wine, and we shared the Eastern Shore crab appetizer, which is lump crab wrapped in paper thin cucumber slices. The delicate presentation is gorgeous and it is very tasty. My husband enjoyed his fish and chips. I had the shrimp curry, which was outstanding. I almost licked the plate to get the last bit of the sauce. Our server was pleasant and the food came out promptly. We shared a piece of Smith Island cake for dessert, and then we walked down to the water to take in the sunset. I could not have been happier with the restaurant choice. There are lots of restaurants in Easton, but the Inn is a historic gem and the food was so good."