Classic, grand, century-old brick building with views of the city. Voted Best City Center Historic Hotel by Historic Hotels of America. (We concur).

24-hour shuttle will whisk you to the airport or anywhere else within 3 miles (Amtrak day trip, anyone?).

Grand 1906 Beaux Arts building once housed the B&O Railroad Headquarters, now houses Kimpton's signature eclectically elegant design.

On its very own pier (5 – how’d you guess?) in the heart of the bustling Inner Harbor area.

Classic, grand, century-old brick building with views of the city. Voted Best City Center Historic Hotel by Historic Hotels of America. (We concur).

Chic rooms boast 42" HDTVs, plush designer beds and a designated 'Cozy Corner'. Yes, please.

Un petit déjeuner inclus, c'est la meilleure façon de mettre en route la journée et votre métabolisme.

Lovely hotel (in a redesigned 1907 beauty) just steps from the harbor and surrounded by cool bars and restaurants.

Roomy suites complete with fully equipped kitchens.

Really convenient to the airport (especially with the 24/7 shuttle), but also only 7 miles from downtown.

Good morning, Bmore! Your free, hot, delish breakfast awaits.

There’s a kitchen right in the room, so any failed culinary experiments stay secret.

Breakfast of (cinnamon-roll-eating) champions, the Express Start buffet rocks.

Free pass to the whoa-that's-sizable fitness center next door. Quick, get thee to the 50+ machines.

Super close to the airport, with 24/7 shuttle to get you even closer (like, all the way there).

For guests visiting Johns Hopkins Hospital nearby, our Baltimore hotel location provides them with a quick and easy commute.

Easy access to I-83, only 14 miles north of downtown Baltimore.

Just built, all shiny and almost giving off that new-car smell.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Free parking means you're not stuck tracking down a spot.

À distance trébuchante du bar le plus proche (traduction : il y en a un sur place).

Snazzy lobby makes a great non-room place to hang out, if you need some extra space.

The Italian Renaissance block – originally created with a set of bachelor tenants in mind by architects Glidden & Friz – has lived many lives.

Uniquely-decorated rooms have nautical and historical flair.