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1907

Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown

Baltimore, Maryland
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24 West Franklin Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21201 Original Property Opened in 1907 Historic Hotels of America member since 2024

Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown offers several meeting and event rooms for groups in a range of sizes. Whether playing host to business meetings, family events or wedding receptions, the hotel has an option for any interested parties. For larger groups, the hotel’s Edgar Allan Poe and Francis Scott Key Rooms have exquisite views and can be subdivided to meet any needs. Smaller social gatherings are well-suited in The Library and the James Ryder Randall Room. Meanwhile, the H.L. Mencken Board Room, with its state-of-the-art teleconferencing and presentation capacity, is the hotel’s most intimate business setting. Professional catering, event planning and group room blocks are available.

Discover

  • Take in the hotel’s intricate Renaissance Revival-style foyer and window fixtures.
  • Enjoy the character of the hotel’s YMCA origins that still show through in its restaurant and bar.
  • Relax and enjoy the hotel’s cozy, well-appointed library, complete with picture windows revealing the neighborhood’s architectural history.

Explore

  • Tour local Baltimore museums, such as the Walters Art Museum which features a stunning collection of art and artifacts from such ancient societies as the Byzantine and Roman Empires.
  • Engage with Baltimore’s patriotic history at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House and Fort McHenry National Monument.
  • Indulge curiosities and look at the world in new ways at the National Aquarium, Maryland Zoo, and Maryland Science Center.

Experience

  • Enjoy live jazz at Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown’s Thursday Jazz Nights, situated in the hotel’s restaurant.
  • Connect with Baltimore’s literary heritage at the Edgar Allan Poe House, featuring historic artifacts.
  • Visit the Baltimore Museum of Industry, which has the stories of the workers and entrepreneurs who built Baltimore.

Taste

  • Fuel the day’s activities with a delicious Poet’s Wrap at the hotel’s restaurant.
  • Share Charm City Old Fashioned with friends at the restaurant bar.
  • Indulge in a tasty Maryland classic with Poet’s Signature Crab Cakes.
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FEATURED ACCOMMODATIONS

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Corner King
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Studio Suite, King
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Bi-level Suite
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Meetings & Groups

Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown offers several meeting and event rooms for groups in a range of sizes. Whether playing host to business meetings, family events or wedding receptions, the hotel has an option for any interested parties. For larger groups, the hotel’s Edgar Allan Poe and Francis Scott Key Rooms have exquisite views and can be subdivided to meet any needs. Smaller social gatherings are well-suited in The Library and the James Ryder Randall Room. Meanwhile, the H.L. Mencken Board Room, with its state-of-the-art teleconferencing and presentation capacity, is the hotel’s most intimate business setting. Professional catering, event planning and group room blocks are available.

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