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sscott77 Jun 26, 2006 9:59 am

Nicest Hotel in Baltimore?
 
Taking a top client to Baltimore in August. What is the nicest hotel in Baltimore and why do you like it?

Analise Jun 26, 2006 10:42 am

Why are you taking your top client to Baltimore?

tazi Jun 26, 2006 12:34 pm

Baltimore seems to be dominated by Marriott with several nice properties in the Inner Harbor area. I sayed at the Sheraton last year which is adjacent to the convention center and houses a Morton's restaurant. It was very nice. There are a couple nice boutique properties in Fell's Point but I would think they would be a better choice for a couple than a business meeting.

joanek Jun 26, 2006 1:32 pm

The Harbor Court (now an intercontinental) is usually considered to be the top hotel in Baltimore. Among the reasons why: twice daily maid service, good fitness center, pool, tennis court, two four star restaurants.

Quiet luxury, in my opinion. And quite a contrast to the busy and loud hotels down the block...though i do like the harbor rooms at the Hyatt.

Harbor Court does have great harbor views from the waterside rooms, though the courtyard ones are also very nice and a bit quieter. I haven't been in a year, but I can't imagine it's changed in that time.

tazi Jun 29, 2006 8:07 am


Originally Posted by joanek
The Harbor Court (now an intercontinental) is usually considered to be the top hotel in Baltimore. Among the reasons why: twice daily maid service, good fitness center, pool, tennis court, two four star restaurants.

That does look very, very nice:

http://www.harborcourt.com/

sscott77 Jun 29, 2006 11:47 pm


Originally Posted by Analise
Why are you taking your top client to Baltimore?

Business reasons - not for entertainment value. I want to make it as nice as possible while we are there.

DJ_Iceman Jun 30, 2006 5:52 am

I'm hardly an expert, but I have had outstanding stays at the Renaissance. This hotel is VERY focused on customer service, which gives it a very upscale feel.

tazi Jun 30, 2006 8:41 am


Originally Posted by Analise
Why are you taking your top client to Baltimore?


Why not?? :)

joanek Jun 30, 2006 1:14 pm


Originally Posted by tazi
That does look very, very nice:

http://www.harborcourt.com/

it is very nice! Some of the others in the area are too big and busy. This one, even when full, is calm. It's a different class of hotel.


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