Annapolis per diem ratesMaryland · FY 2027
No other Maryland area has risen as much since FY 2021; its full-year average is up 25.1%. Annapolis’s full-year average lodging cap, $150 a night, ranks fourth of the 7 Maryland areas, between Cambridge / St. Michaels ($159) and Centreville ($146).
Annapolis since FY 2021
Against FY 2026, Annapolis’s full-year average rose 4.5%, between Portland (ME) and Beaverton (OR) among year-on-year changes. In FY 2021 Annapolis ranked 179th of 293 by full-year average, between Las Vegas (NV) and Centreville (MD). Along the way: up 3.4% in FY 2023, up 6% in FY 2024, up 9.2% in FY 2025.
Annapolis among the 295
Annapolis’s Oct, May–Sep peak lodging cap of $169 ranks 134th among the peak caps of the 295 areas, between Wilmington (NC) and Mill Valley / San Rafael / Novato (CA). Nationally, Annapolis is 140th of 295 by full-year average, between Pittsfield (MA, $150) and Boulder / Broomfield (CO, $149). Maryland, area by area.
| Months | Cap | Nights |
|---|---|---|
| October | $169 | 31 |
| November to April | $130 | 181 |
| May to September | $169 | 153 |
Four days in October
Monday, October 5, 2026, to Thursday: up to $787, three nights at the October cap plus $280 M&IE. Starting November 2 instead, in a low month, the same trip comes to $670.
Weighted by days, the cap sits 32.4% above the standard rate over the year.