Sagamore Pendry Baltimore

"Beautiful property and hotel. Everything from the lobby/dining room, courtyard, to and especially the bar. Staff is plentiful and willing to help with anything. I only had breakfast/cocktails. As one would expect, they are expensive but unlike most nice hotels they are actually delicious and in most ways felt it was worth the premium. Rooms were gorgeous...a bit small relative to the price and compared to their competitor down the street. But this was more than made up for by unbeatable location within the city, and also literally on the water. I had a first floor room which feels very exposed to the harbor (in both good and bad) but I am pretty sure the privacy shade worked entirely but you definitely feel a bit exposed. Courtyard rooms I think I would not be comfortable with, almost to the point of not wanting to stay here whatsoever. The hotel is a rectangle, with an interior courtyard, so interior rooms are facing directly across the courtyard into other rooms. The courtyard is moderately sized but if it were a nice summer day there would certainly be people able to look in. This is notable for the first floor terrace rooms (which bizarrely are the most expensive courtyard rooms, separated only by privacy shrubs). Otherwise nice stay and would recommend it again. Would be nice if it had a fridge, a slight bit more attention to sound deadening and small maintenance issues, again especially given the price but overall good stay."

"Absolutely beautiful modern property in a historic setting. Fantastic art spread throughout (could honestly rave about some of the particular pieces in the common areas), very strong sense of place, and one of the top locations in the entire city. There is ample indoor and outdoor common space. The average room is decent sized and of course the pier is surrounded by water on three sides, giving plenty of rooms with great views of the inner harbour. The restaurant has perfect floor to ceiling glass out onto Fells Point and the inner edge has an incredibly picturesque infinity pool. The building has quite a history. The brick warehouse part is over 100 years old. In modern times, it was used as a set in the series Homicide and the Step Up movies. However, I read the canons by the pool are actual antiques found during the restoration. Fells Point is an incredibly walkable, historic cobblestone neighborhood on the harbor filled with restaurants, bars, and coffee shops."

"Life is short, live it up! The Pendry was truly a breath of fresh air in the heart of Fells Point. The rooms are elegant and clean. Staff are professionals and kind and the bar serves up great cocktails. The views from the rooms are like no other. Windows are large and clean. I will definitely be back. Only cons are the price and the water pressure in the shower. Parking is $65 valet per vehicle per night with unlimited coming and going. You park and you don’t need your car because literally everything you will want to do is within walking distance. Also the steakhouse at the bottom of the hotel is always a great time"