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Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore’s gleaming, waterfront glass tower offers happy respite to guests who’ve spent the day wandering Inner Harbor and the area’s chic eateries and boutiques.
A destination unto itself, the hotel lobby showcases a museum-quality art collection, and the guest rooms’ floor-to-ceiling windows provide some of the best harbor and city views in the region.
The hotel’s fourth floor hosts a dreamy spa (don’t miss the submerged Jacuzzi loungers) and a 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness center. A passage between the spa and the gym spills out onto the Splash Terrace, where you are treated to the city’s only waterfront infinity pool, a hot tub, a wading pool and private cabanas.
A destination unto itself, the hotel lobby showcases a museum-quality art collection, and the guest rooms’ floor-to-ceiling windows provide some of the best harbor and city views in the region.
The hotel’s fourth floor hosts a dreamy spa (don’t miss the submerged Jacuzzi loungers) and a 24-hour state-of-the-art fitness center. A passage between the spa and the gym spills out onto the Splash Terrace, where you are treated to the city’s only waterfront infinity pool, a hot tub, a wading pool and private cabanas.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- The Harbor East neighborhood where the hotel is located is also an up-and-coming area with many trendy boutiques, restaurants and spanking new apartment complexes.
- The Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore concierges know their stuff. Whether you’re looking for a classic crab shack or family-friendly afternoon adventure, the knowledgeable staff will listen to your needs and offer truly thoughtful ways for you to explore Baltimore and its environs.
- The infinity pool located on the hotel’s fourth floor terrace offers impeccable poolside service. In addition to standard amenities like chair set-up assistance and towels, the staff will automatically bring you glasses of water as well as treats like frozen grapes to stay hydrated on Baltimore's hot summer days.
Things to Know
- If you’re visiting Baltimore from out of town, you won’t need to rent a car as most of the city’s major attractions — including the National Aquarium, the USS Constellation and the Maryland Science Center — are all just a short walk away.
- Be sure to book time in the sauna. Go for the salt scrub and oil massage; or, if you’re pressed for time, at least take advantage of the “heat experiences” in the locker room, which includes a spacious sauna, bubbling vitality pool with metal beds, and a gorgeous mosaic tiled steam room with ceiling lights that change colors every few seconds.
- If you plan to dine at art deco-inspired The Bygone, keep the dress code in mind. Gents will need to don a collared shirt and workout attire is not permitted.
The Rooms
- All bedrooms feature a king size bed topped with white dobby sheets helmed by a tan leather headboard, while an over-sized arm chair lets you sit back and admire the views through the floor-to-ceiling windows.
- A dark wooden console holds the Samsung television and DVD/Blu-Ray player and provides storage space, while a dark wood writing desk and cream-colored ergonomic desk chair ensure that you’ll be able to accomplish all the work you brought with you.
- A small foyer in front of the spacious wooden closet allows for ample dressing space, and a smartly designed bar unit between the hallway and bedroom provides an area for you to mix cocktails or brew yourself a cup of coffee thanks to your in-room Nespresso maker.
- A dark wood accent wall introduces earth tones into the neutral space, while framed pictures in the hallway, water closet and behind the pale yellow arm chair add a hint of whimsy and color.
The Restaurants
- Perched on the hotel's 29th floor, The Bygone pays homage to the 1920s with a nostalgic menu of bites and cocktails accompanied by Inner Harbor views. Throwback delights include creamy lobster Thermidor, beef Wellington, and orange-glazed duck flambé for two.
- Stop by The Bygone on Sunday for a sumptuous brunch buffet of luxurious classics, ranging from fresh breakfast pastries to more opulent selections like quiche Lorraine and a prime rib carving station.
- Splash Pool Bar & Grill keeps with a bold Maryland theme—Old Bay seasoning. Favorites include the rockfish tacos with Old Bay aioli, juicy fresh-grilled handmade Angus burgers, and there’s even an Old Bay-spiced potato chip bucket.
Getting There
200 International Drive, Baltimore, Maryland 21202
TEL410-576-5800
TEL410-576-5800
NEARBY AIRPORT(S)
BWI (18-35 min)
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