5 Best, Genuine Boutique Hotels in Maryland in 2026

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1840s Carrollton Inn

Somewhat overlooked in the grand scheme of Baltimore’s boutique hotels, this gem of a B&B is the perfect opportunity to experience the history-forward Inner Harbor. It’s a fabulous architectural collage of old row houses connected to the beautiful 1840s Plaza event space. The small-scale B&B niche is begging to be filled in a city better known for upscale chains and midsize fashion-forward boutiques. And the Carrollton Inn does a masterful job combining old style luxury will old style hospitality in ways that will never be out of style. The hotel… > Read Our Full Review
 

Hotel Revival

It’s modern, it’s classy, it’s emblematic, it’s one of the most lauded of Mount Vernon’s many hotel offerings. Hotel Revival gracefully slid onto Baltimore’s boutique hotel scene in 2018, expertly restoring a historic mansion into a charming hotel. It’s a fine tapestry of 1920s architecture, high-end luxury, stylish decor and art-deco nostalgia. The historic nature maintained by fine wooden flooring, art-deco inspired branding. The contemporary feel comes with bold floral and botanical patterns, shining white walls and striking, dynamic light fixtures. They lean into the local, with Baltimore-sourced coffee &… > Read Our Full Review
 

Hotel Ulysses

A fantastic find in Baltimore’s cultural center of Mount Vernon, Ulysses boasts decadence and delivers. Devised and crafted by the brilliant Ash Hotel ‘chain,’ the hotel radiates flamboyant glamour from every nook, cranny and flamingo motif. The hotel gives far more than lip service to the neighborhood’s countercultural past. Suite names reference the beloved/reviled John Waters. The decor is overly sumptuous, reaching lazy pinky fingers over the line into camp. Common areas emanate everything from Studio 54 to an eastern-inspired train car vibe that could make Wes Anderson blush. The… > Read Our Full Review
 

The Ivy Hotel

One of Mount Vernon’s top-tier refurbished mansion hotels, the Ivy mixes Baltimore history, modern comfort and timeless elegance in perfect proportions. Built in 1889 for banker John Gilman and enjoyed throughout the years by families, guests, partiers, and dignitaries, the house has a long history of making people comfortable. We do love a boutique hotel that conveys luxury through rich upholstery, antiques and intricate staircases. And a boutique hotel that backs it up with great service goes to the top of the list. The Ivy is our top-of-the-list type. The… > Read Our Full Review
 

Sagamore Pendry Hotel

There’s nothing like it, in historic, waterfront Fell’s Point or in the rest of Baltimore. A dream boutique hotel a long time in the making, the 5 Star Sagamore Pendry hit the Baltimore hospitality scene running. Set on a lively pier in a great neighborhood that boasts both nightlife and residents, you’ll enjoy a neighbor-y vibe that many travelers dream of. If all your neighbors loved great food and parties that is. Once you’re done then you can retreat back to upscale luxury. The Sagamore Pendry is a haven of… > Read Our Full Review
 
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