Best Hair Salons in Annapolis, MD

What You'll Find in Annapolis

Annapolis's directory holds 12 salons, which gives you real choices rather than one default pick. Full-service salons typically cover the basics — cuts, color, blowouts, and styling for everyday wear or a specific event — and that's a fair baseline to expect walking into any of them.

What this particular data set doesn't do is tag each listing by specific service, so treat the cards below as a starting point rather than a menu. If you need something narrower — extensions, a specific color technique, a texture specialty — the fastest way to confirm it is to call the salon directly or check its own booking page before you commit. A listing here tells you a salon exists and how it's doing on booking and reviews; it doesn't replace a quick call to confirm they do exactly what you need.

Booking and Ratings at a Glance

Of the 12 salons in Annapolis, 83% offer online booking — a strong majority, and it means you can lock in a lot of these appointments without waiting on a callback. If a listing doesn't show a booking link, that's usually a sign to call directly rather than assume a slot is open.

Ratings tell a rougher story: only 42% of the Annapolis listings have a public rating on file so far. Among those that do, the citywide average is 4.4 stars, which is solid, but still a partial picture. A missing rating doesn't mean a salon is unproven — plenty of shops simply haven't built up reviews on the platforms we pull from yet. Treat rated and unrated listings as two different pools rather than ranking them against each other directly.

How to Use This Directory

Start with booking status if your schedule is tight — the 83% of Annapolis salons with online booking let you see real open slots instead of guessing. From there, ratings can help break ties between similar options, but with only 42% of listings rated so far, don't rule out an unrated salon just because its review count is thin.

Beyond that, the fastest way to narrow the list is the same as it's always been: call the shop, ask if they handle the specific cut or color service you want, and ask what a consultation looks like before you book. A directory can tell you who's out there and how they're doing on booking and reviews, but the fit between your hair and a stylist's hands is still a conversation, not a data point.