Best Luxury Hotels In Baltimore
Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore
200 International Dr.
Baltimore, MD 21202
(410) 576-5800
www.fourseasons.com
The Four Seasons in Baltimore is at the top of practically everyone's list when it comes to a pampering stay in Baltimore. The rooms are spacious, immaculate and filled with copious furnishings. Stay in one of the rooms facing the harbor for the best view in Baltimore. Punctuate your day by sampling the fine dining supervised by renowned chef Michael Mina, who has the distinction of being named Bon Appetit Chef of the Year 2005 and Restaurateur of the Year 2005 by the International Food and Beverage Forum. Relax in the in-house spa which stands alone as one of the most varied and pampering spas in Baltimore. Altogether, a stay at Four Seasons will leave you relaxed and recharged.
Wyndham Baltimore Peabody Court
612 Cathedral St.
Baltimore, MD 21201
(800) 207-4421
www.wyndham.com
Located in the quaint Mt. Vernon area of Baltimore - a neighborhood brimming with cultural attractions, restaurants and scenic streets - Wyndham is a European-style hotel. This is evident as the guest stands outside and admires the "Renaissance Revival" facade. As you take your first step in the door, you will be greeted with a grand staircase, and a French chandelier suspended from a 25-foot ceiling in a lobby that reflects the period details of its original architecture, built in the 1920s. This extends to the rooms that have soaring ceilings, marble floors in the bathroom and decor that invokes the luxury of another time. The architecture of the building may be old-fashioned, but the facilities are definitely up-to-date. Work out at the 24-hour fitness center, or get some work done at the business center with free WiFi throughout the hotel.
Inn At Henderson's Wharf
1000 Fell St.
Baltimore, MD 21231
(410) 522-7777
www.ascendcollection.com
Located directly on the water, Inn At Henderson's Wharf not only offers the best view in Baltimore, but raises the bar on service by offering each and every guest a personal butler to answer their beck-and-call. Getting there is simple. The Inn offers shuttle service, or if you choose to drive there yourself, enjoy the Valet Cleaning Service available Monday through Friday. Amenities include an athletic center, pools, high-speed Internet, concierge services, nightly signature guest events and more.
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Inn At The Black Olive
803 South Caroline St.
Fells Point, MD 21231
(443) 681-6316
www.innattheblackolive.com
The Inn At The Black Olive provides an entirely unique experience in the milieu of Baltimore hotels, being the only Boutique Organic Hotel located in Charm City. This essentially means that from the foundation up, every product and building material used by the hotel is entirely organic, and the facilities strive to be green in all respects; one example being their geothermic heating. This works well for the pampering of guests, too, as indicated by the Sanijet pipeless Hydrotherapy tub with house-made organic herb-infused sea salt and organic spa products - made available to anyone who stays. As you might have guessed, food is a point of particular interest to the hotel. The Olive Room offers premier rooftop dining as one of the number of organic experiences available to guests. The view is great, and the food is both exquisite and entirely healthy.
Admiral Fell Inn
888 South Broadway
Baltimore, MD 21231
(410) 522-7377
www.admiralfell.com
Admiral Fell Inn is a location that presents a quaint, cozy feel. Offering in-house dining with an intimate bar/lounge, it also provides a free shuttle service for visiting guests, and valet parking for those who drive in. Possibly one of the most compelling reasons to stay at the Admiral Fell is that it is a pet-friendly hotel, so you and Rover can both enjoy a relaxing stay. And relaxing it is, with free WiFi and coffee makers in the room, so you can make yourself comfortable without having to go outside your room. One other thing that you don't need to leave your room for is a nice massage. Just ask, and the hotel will send a masseuse up to your room to give you the kind of treatment you deserve. The hotel itself has a classic charm with luxury furnishings that recall a bygone era when furnishings and architecture were hand-made with incredible craftsmanship.
Joel Furches is a freelance writer and researcher for The Examiner and Logos Software, and also manages his own catalog of writing on Hub Pages. Joel is on the board of directors for Ratio Christi. He has a bachelors in Psychology and a Masters in Education.
