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Baltimore Boutique Hotel Admiral
Fell Inn - (Baltimore Hotel) The Admiral Fell Inn is a renovated urban inn located downtown on Baltimore’s historic waterfront. Its lively and colorful Historic Fell’s Point neighborhood is renowned for its Belgian block streets and brick sidewalks, as well as many antique shops, boutiques, art galleries, pubs, and restaurants. The inn comprises eight connected buildings dating from the late 1770s to the 1920s, and over the years it has served as a ship chandlery, a theater, a boarding house for sailors and, later, a Seaman’s YMCA. Comfortable guest rooms are furnished with custom-crafted Federal-style furnishings. (Admiral Fell Inn is a registered Historic Hotel) click here to check on the room availability or to book a hotel room Baltimore Historic Hotel Radisson
Plaza Hotel, Baltimore Inner Harbor At the time of its construction in 1928, the 23-story Lord Baltimore Hotel was the largest hotel in Maryland. It was named for George Calvert (Lord Baltimore and founder of the Maryland colony in 1729), and it was the last of its kind in the city’s downtown, boasting a Renaissance Revival style with classical accents in the age of Art Deco. Today, the elegantly appointed guest rooms feature modern conveniences in an old-world atmosphere. Its downtown location is within walking distance of numerous attractions, including the Inner Harbor, the National Aquarium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, and the Ravens’ PSINet Stadium. click here to check on this historic hotel room availability |
Taneytown Country Inn Antrim
1844 Colonel Andrew Ege gave the name of his birthplace (County Antrim, in Ireland) to this property and then gave the property to his daughter as a wedding gift. In 1861 George Washington Clabaugh (chief justice of the Washington D.C. district court) bought Antrim and it remained in his family for a century. The property was used as headquarters by Gen. Meade prior to the Battle of Gettysburg. After an extensive restoration effort, Antrim 1844 opened as a country inn in 1988. Once a 2,500-acre plantation, Antrim now occupies 23 acres of scenic countryside in central Maryland’s Catoctin Mountains. The hotel's guest rooms each feature antique furnishings, canopy feather beds, marble baths, and splendid views. click here to check on the hotel room availability |
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