"The Lazyjack Inn.......a kind of unpretentious luxury"
Chesapeake Bay Magazine, April 1998
 
The Lazyjack Inn

 The Lazyjack Inn 

 Since 1855 this comfortable old house has watched over the waters of Dogwood Harbor. As our guest you will experience the same views and share a sense of history. The Lazyjack is located in the village of Tilghman Island, home of the last working sailing fleet in the country. Several fine restaurants and antique shops are within walking distance of the Lazyjack. A tour of the island will allow you to experience the old and the new, from world class yachts to 100 year old sailing ships.
 
The Lazyjack's Harbor Room, with French Doors, overlooking Dogwood Harbor presents the ideal view as you enjoy breakfast or relax in the sitting area. The outside deck is the perfect place to sit and ease off after a full day of sailing or exploring the island. Your days at the Lazyjack begin with the finest breakfast fare imaginable, featuring a special entree of the day, accompanied by fruits, juice, freshly baked specialities, coffee, and a varied selection of teas. Special dietary needs are cheerfully accommodated. Relax with your favorite book in the Harbor Room or claim a rocker on the old fashioned porch while enjoying the tranquil breezes of the Chesapeake Bay. The Harbor Room
The Harbor Room
 
The Kitchen

 Carol & Mike In The Galley

 At The Lazyjack, the breakfast portion of Bed & Breakfast is elevated to new heights. Early risers appreciate morning beverages prepared an hour before breakfast time. The scent of baking Blueberry Muffins drifts over the porches and whets appetites for things to come. Breakfast begins with a seasonal fresh fruit serving prepared to display the natural beauty of each variety enhanced by newly picked flowers and herbs fron our gardens. Entrees, ranging from specialty omelets to seafood crepes, stimulate breakfast conversation. Daily events and experiences are enthusiastically shared amoung guests. 

The LAZYJACK BREAKFAST EXPERIENCE is a great way to start your Chesapeake Bay day!