Kimpton Hotel Monaco Inner Harbor, Baltimore
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“The Kimpton Hotel Monaco has a downtown location that’s close to the harbor, and rooms with the signature Kimpton touches, like yoga mats. The building still boasts the original marble, elevators and Tiffany stained glass of its original incarnation as the B&O Railroad headquarters.”
Shortlisted in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Baltimore, Maryland.
“This 202-room boutique hotel is in the historic headquarters of the B&O Railroad—just two and a half blocks from the Inner Harbor and within easy walking distance of First Mariner Arena, Everyman Theatre, and Oriole Park at Camden Yards.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Baltimore.
“This Kimpton property, tucked into the historic 1906 former B&O Railroad headquarters, offers a contemporary take on glamour. It’s set in an H-shaped building meaning there are plenty of corner rooms (hooray!).”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Baltimore.
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Historic building
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Located in an excellent location and near some of the most popular tourist attractions in the city, Kimpton Hotel Monaco is a home away from home for travelers and tourists. The hotel premises is 400 m away from the Inner Harbor, 10-minute away from The National Aquarium and 150 m from Charles Center. This makes the hotel an excellent center of hospitality and luxury.
The pet-friendly hotel has majestic hallways with hanging crystal chandeliers lighting up to create a dramatic feel even before entering the well-equipped suites or guestrooms in the hotel. The rooms in the hotel are equipped with modern features and facilities such as flat-screen TV where you can premium cable channels, a minibar stocked with drinks and an iPod docking station. A few suites in the hotel have a blissful spa bath and a spacious living area with sofa bed. Guests can make use of the free Wi-Fi available in rooms and other areas in the hotel.
Guests are sure to fall in love with the chef-driven catering services that offer varieties of local and international dishes served in the most exquisite manner. The ballroom is a favorite while the Beaux-Arts Lobby adds more elegance to the stylish hotel.
The B&O restaurant is the award-winning on-site restaurant where guests can have a 3-square meal each day. Coffee and tea are served as a perfect day starter while wine hour is hosted in the evening as the perfect nightcap.
Get the best hospitality at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco.
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