Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore

Branded as a sophisticated urban retreat on the waterfront, The Four Seasons Baltimore Hotel is a must-visit for the refined traveler. Featuring a 5-star spa and rooftop pools, it’s an amazing location to explore the East Harbor by foot and tour the myriad of popular restaurants and landmarks along the waters edge.

Opened in 2011, The Four Seasons Baltimore hosts 256 rooms including 45 suites. Rooms average 500-580 square feet and feature the standard luxury amenities like down bedding, flat screen TVs, and mini bar as well as marble bathrooms with soaking tubs and bathrobes, and floor to ceiling windows for harbor views. Suites are over 1,000 square feet and feature furnished balconies and home theater systems. For meetings and weddings, there’s over 20,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor event space. The largest is the Grand Ballroom which features harbor views and can host over 400 people.

On the Splash Terrace guests can enjoy three rooftop pools, champagne service at private cabanas, and a poolside restaurant. Other dining options include panoramic views of the waterfront from The Bygone, a 1920’s themed restaurant perched on the 29th floor of the building and 24 hour in-room service.

The main attraction inside the hotel is the 5-star spa where guests will find services ranging from full-body wraps to energy workshops. In addition to reserved treatments, the spa offers complimentary access to relaxations rooms, a Finnish sauna, and an aromatherapy steam room. The hotel also boasts the largest hotel art collection in the city and features artists from the Washington Color School. Added to the list of luxury service offerings are helicopter tours, luxury yacht charters, fitness facilities, pet sitting, same day laundry service, and car service for locations within 3 miles of the hotel.

With incredible views, services, and amenities, the Four Seasons Baltimore is a top destination for luxury travelers who are looking for an all-inclusive hotel to explore the hottest neighborhood of downtown Baltimore.