TL;DR

Waterfront icon in historic Fell’s Point
Upscale retreat with stylish design and service
Vibrant neighborhood with nightlife and a local vibe
Outdoor pool with sweeping Patapsco River views
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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 comfortable design and good service.

No summary of this hotel would be complete without mention of their lovely outdoor pool. Perfectly situated, it comes with open views of the Patapsco River and Tide Point across the way.

What are the rooms like?

128 rooms with courtyard or harbor views
Classic style with wood, brass, and stone details
Marble bathrooms stocked with MiN toiletries
Suites with extra space, sofa beds, and wet bars
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Rooms are divided by view, offering spaces overlooking either a charming courtyard or the harbor. From there you can choose Deluxe, Standard, and terraced options.

Features include Bluetooth speakers, plush bed linens, TVs with Chromecast, and nicely curated furniture and decorative touches.

It’s a very classic style, with rich wood, brass fixtures and some gorgeous stone tabletops.

Bathrooms are lovely marble offerings, stocked with MiN of NYC toiletries and either a walk-in shower or a bathtub unit.

Suites boast the same sophisticated design elements, with almost double the space, cozy sofa beds and wet bars.

The specialty suites will up the decadence even further with well-furnished outdoor areas that let you look out over the harbor.

What are prices like?

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And what’s the food like? Any facilities we should know about?

Rec Pier Chop House for Italian, steak, and seafood
Cannon Room whiskey bar with Sagamore Rye
Poolside bar and grill for waterfront lounging
Fitness center open 24 hours
In-room massages for relaxation
Outdoor pool overlooking the harbor

While getting out into the neighborhood is a must, staying at the hotel for dinner and drinks will not disappoint.

The Rec Pier Chop House and the Cannon Room are both part of Rec Pier and the hotel, with an additional poolside bar and grill perfect for water junkies.

The Chop House is an Italian joint that knows its meat, but also offers up some excellent seafood and sides.

It also provides some excellent American breakfast options in the morning.

The Cannon Room is a whiskey bar with a selection dreams are made of. Its headliner, very appropriately, is Sagamore Rye.

They’ll mix you a delightful version of any classic whiskey cocktail with a perfectly chosen variety from the local distillery.

For some extra movement, you’ll enjoy the 24-hour fitness center. For some extra relaxation, there are in-room massages and, of course, the stunning pool.

It’s set on the edge of the pier, only a few meters from the Patapsco, and panoramic views of the city and the water.

How is the neighborhood? Anything interesting nearby?

Fell’s Point known for restaurants, nightlife, and views
Thames Street full of lively bars and cafes
History tied to Frederick Douglass and Billie Holiday
Cultural spots like Poe’s last known haunt
Walkable harbor with Federal Hill and parks nearby

The Fell’s Point waterfront is one of the most beautiful areas of the city, famous for fantastic restaurants, top-notch nightlife, and stunning views.

As much as we love an evening at the Cannon Room, we do recommend a few nights out to get a taste of what the area has to offer.

Simply stroll down Thames Street, and you’ll find whatever you need. There’s high-end, relaxed, live music, or divey, and most spots will have outdoor seating.

Make sure to head out early enough to watch the sun set over Federal Hill.

In the daytime, enjoy the extensive history of the neighborhood, home to Frederick Douglass and Billie Holiday.

You can also visit the last place where Edgar Allen Poe was last seen alive, if you believe the rumors.

When you’re ready to see the rest of Baltimore, we recommend subjecting your feet to at least one stroll around the harbor to the very same hill.

There are some fantastic parks and if you’re really feeling adventurous you can continue your walk towards the center.

And what about the reviews? What did other guests think?

Some things guests liked:

”This is a stunningly beautiful hotel in an incredible location. The restaurant is outstanding. We ate there twice. The area is so lovely. There is an 108 year old theater company within walking distance.The hotel is surrounded by lovely shops and wonderful restaurants especially Twist on Broadway….”

”Exceptional hotel. Everything is superb, it is pricey but well worthy. Highly recommend it…”

Some things guests didn’t like:

”Pool closed too early. The only bar opened after 10pm is tiny in a small room and way over heated every night. The “whiskey bar” is cute but should not be the only option after 10pm. It’s claustrophobic in there and hot. You can’t take food out of the room either. Service was great though and drinks were good….”

”Being charged $7 for using an espresso pod of coffee in the room! What luxury hotel brand charges for using a coffee machine in a room?…”

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