The featherbeds at this waterfront inn are so comfortable that you’ll be tempted to while away the day in bed, watching movies or gazing through the cherry-wood shutters at the garden or harbor view.
But this casually elegant inn, housed in a converted 19th-century tobacco warehouse, is in the heart of Fells Point. Walk to the nearby water taxi for a quick cruise to Inner Harbor attractions, or wander cobblestone streets lined with art galleries, shops, restaurants, and Irish pubs.
The 38 rooms feature French-inspired furnishings, exposed-brick walls, and 30-inch LCD TVs. Free parking, a bottle of wine, wireless access, a fitness center, and a generous continental breakfast are all part of the package.
Bottom line: This cozy retreat will have you feeling right at home in the city.
Inn at Henderson’s Wharf, 800-522-2088; www.hendersonswharf.com. Rooms range from $189 to $239 a night for two.
This article first appeared in the April 2005 issue of The Washingtonian. For more articles from that issue, click here.