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 HAMPTON INN INNER HARBOR HOTEL

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Address: 131 E. REDWOOD ST.
City Area: BALTIMORE
Region: Downtown
Reservations: 1-866-260-0402

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 Hotel Description:

The grand historic building located two blocks from the Inner Harbor has meeting facilities to cater for meetings and conferences. For added convenience a guest laundry is right on premises as well as a Suite Shop convenience store that has travel items you might need. After a long day of sightseeing or meetings, guests can relax by the indoor pool or refresh by taking a swim in the pool. The Hampton Inn Inner Harbor has spacious suites including a king-size bed, sleeper sofas, bar sink, under-the-counter refrigerators and microwave ovens. The room suite has a more spacious work area and an ergonomic desk chair. Other thoughtful amenities include coffee makers, hairdryers, and free. The Hampton Inn & Suites Baltimore Inner Harbor is an upscale hotel offering the ultimate in modern amenities, comfort and service in the heart of Baltimore Financial District. The Hampton Inn Inner Harbor also has a fitness facility, guest can work out during their down time.
 Hotel Features:
in room
Pay-Per-View
Hairdryer
TV
Voicemail
Iron
Coffee
Alarm Clock
on property
Fitness Center
Meeting Rooms
Shuttle Service
Free Breakfast
Laundry Service
Room Service
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 Basic Information:
Hotel Size
Number of Rooms: 116
Number of Floors: 7
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Area Attractions
-Inner Harbor 2 Blocks 2 Blocks

-Oriole Park at Camden Yards 8 Blocks

-M and T stadium Ravens 9 Blocks

Directions
From Baltimore Washington International Airport:
Take Friendship Road, turn left onto Airport exit.
Take I-95 W, merge onto MD-295 N via Exit 2A toward I-695/Baltimore.
Turn right onto W Pratt Street, turn left onto S Calvert Street.
Turn left onto E Redwood Street.

Cancellation Policy
Check In Time - 3:00 PM
Check Out Time - 11:00 AM
Hotel Built - 2004
Minimum Check In Age - 21 Years or Older

 

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