This review is based on the bar and lobby area only. I arrived on a Wednesday evening about 4:45 pm to find the bar area fairly quiet. A coworker and I grab a very comfortable seat on the other side of the bar and had a server attend to us. I ended up getting two cocktails. The Filini Reference and the Alpina. I preferred the first, but both were well crafted, flavor balanced cocktails that weren't filled with sugar and juice. The service was good and not intrusive which is exactly what we needed for a chat and drinks together. This lobby, bar and bathroom area is stunning. I can't wait to bring my husband here for a date night. read more

We travel extensively, and the Sagamore Pendry Baltimore was a pleasant surprise. Originally booked for one night, we extended to two given the quality of our stay. From valet to check-in, the staff was fantastic, and Michael, the manager on duty, was incredibly helpful. The hotel has a boutique feel with excellent amenities, a well-equipped workout room, restaurant/bar/whiskey room as options, along with thoughtful touches throughout. The crisp sheets, blackout blinds that truly block all light, and a bed where you don't feel your partner move made for an exceptional stay. Strong water pressure, a well-designed closet toilet, and subtle in-room features added to the comfort. As EV drivers, we appreciated that the hotel has a garage offering charging stations. However, valet parking doesn't currently cover charging fees--unusual in our experience, not a dealbreaker, but something that should be addressed either as credit or included. Service was top-notch, with a quick resolution when a neighboring dog was barking and a personal follow-up from the manager. The location is ideal, with waterfront views, cobblestone streets, and fantastic shops and restaurants. We debated between the Four Seasons and the Pendry--Pendry won. Would absolutely stay again. read more

I'm local so there's no need for me to get a room at this hotel, especially given the price of said rooms. But I've been plenty of times to the pool area and have always enjoyed myself there. Last night was the first time I ever visited the inside bar. It is a dimly lit, expansive space that gave me a very gentleman's club vibe. I'm not a wine drinker, not a cocktail drinker - I drink beer. Sagamore had a decent selection of beers and the prices were super reasonable. Service was good, the bartenders were very attentive. The bathroom was immaculately clean. And the hotel common spaces are just lovely as always. $8 on a beer was worth it to sit in such splendor for an hour. read more

My boyfriend and I went to Sagamore Pendry for a staycation (birthday/Valentine's Day celebration). The views and location were spot on; we had the best time walking around and eating at local food spots, along with touring Fells Point and Inner Harbor. The only downside to our stay was the valet service. Although it is preferential to get valet at this hotel due to the layout of the hotel (it's on the waterfront/pier, plus the area is a nationally preserved landmark and has limited upgrades such as space for parking), when valet took my car to park, they removed part of my key attachments to attach their ticket. My car key is a fob design, and I had my house keys, grocery/retail mini cards, and a mini flash drive attached to it. When I asked about my key attachment, the valet reps told me they usually leave the key attachments in the guest's car console. My car console only has one compartment, and the attachments were not there. I was not able to get into my home for three days (President's Day weekend prevented an open locksmith). read more

The hotel itself is beautiful. Amazing architecture. The brick arch, when entering the building is stunning! However, the hotel falls short when it comes to service. The staff is seemingly not prepared to serve in a so called luxury environment. More training is needed all around in the service department. In addition, I had dinner at the Rec Pier Chop House and ordered the Linguini Fini and Rustic Potatoes, which was delicious. I also ordered a Guinness Stout, which came in a can. It was watery with no taste, I asked was the can previously frozen, the waiter confirmed that it was. I didn't drink it and he removed it from the tab. The service in the restaurant was amateurish and I wasn't happy with that. When I paid my tab the waiter charged me for my dinner and someone else's dinner!!! Fortunately, when I use my Apple Card, purchases are immediately sent to me via text. When I looked at my text I saw an additional $225+ billed to my card. The waiter made no mention of this to me and I didn't know where it came from. I approached the front desk to see if something was billed to the room and they assured me that there wasn't. I went back to the restaurant and asked the waiter did he know where the charge came from and only then does he tell me he "accidentally" charged someone else's bill to my account on top of my own bill! On Friday night the street was closed to vehicular traffic, so after returning from a night out on the town elsewhere, I had to show my room key to get past the crew that was blocking the streets with their vehicles, to get to the hotel. Not a 'big deal,' but it was annoying. I can go on in regards to service, presentation and professionalism, however, there's no need to. Overall, it was an ok experience. The actual structure and aesthetics were beautiful. read more

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This is the best hotel I've ever stayed at. I had a bad experience once and they have since made it right. It's in the best location, all the best spots to walk too. The rooms are all very luxurious with the best beds and showers. The front desk staff are always so helpful and friendly. This is by far the best hotel to stay at in Baltimore. I miss it when I'm away! read more

Wow! That is how I'll start this review because the Pendry did not disappoint. From the moment we drove up to the valet section to get our car parked, the hotel immediately had people ready to help guests get luggage out their cars, park the car, and help you get checked in and into your room. We stayed in the Courtyard terrace type room, and the courtyard was very cute and great for photos. The doors to the terrace were very very very thick so we heard nothing when it came time to sleep, so do not be afraid of this category. The room was very clean and when we needed anything extra like towels we got them very fast. We had our dog with us and this hotel is truly very pet friendly. All the staff was amazing from the valet to the front desk to house keeping. I can't recommend this place enough if ever looking to stay over in Baltimore. read more

I recently had a situation with Pendry West Manhattan and it put me through a whole rollercoaster of emotions (several calls, etc), but the reservation agent I spoke to was amazing, kind and went the extra mile to help me resolve me issue with the help of her supervisor and I wanted to ensure that I recognized her help/service in whatever way I could. Unfortunately, I don't know her name exactly, it sounded like "Kree" and I know she was based at the Maryland location. Anyhow, if there is anything you can do that could recognize her help and thoughtfulness, I would appreciate it. read more

This is a beautiful property at the Harbor in Baltimore. We live nearby so haven't had a chance to stay overnight, but we've had poolside cocktails a few times and have enjoyed it. We're usually able to snag seats at the bar by the pool when it's nice weather. The servers are usually pretty busy serving guests at the pool, but it's still a nice vibe. read more

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A must-go place in Baltimore, whether for dinner or just drinks! This place never disappoints

Bartenders at front restaurant bar were incredibly rude. Beautiful property/space. Good food. We stayed two separate weekends and both weekends had very bad experiences with bartenders up front. There was an overwhelming pretentious attitude amongst numerous bartending staff. We had very pleasant interactions with other staff, but the bartenders either need a change in management or just a good old ego check. By the end of our second long weekend stay at the Sagamore Pendry we were literally afraid to get a drink at the bar. That's how rude they were. The space is beautiful though. read more

Sooooo the drinks were good. But took a very long time- probably cause the bartender was in a bad mood and kept looking at his phone. He was also drinking from time to time it seemed from a whiskey shaped glass. My only issue was the bartender in the cannon room tonight. He had a ponytail and he had such an attitude. Neither him nor the other bartender ever said hi to me or my friends for the 2 hours we were here. Each time we ordered drinks he seemed super annoyed. We saw him constantly rolling his eyes and huffing and puffing after each customers order. We unfortunately left after our second drink because of him. this was my first time here and not what I expected. read more

The sagamore Pendry offers day passes to their pool and the experience is incredible! The view is beautiful, the service is spectacular, and the food and drinks are yummy. It's a bit pricey but I recommend this experience enough! read more

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It was pretty good. I understand that hotel/restaurants have a lot of moving parts and I like the team effort here. Plus the checks and re-checks the staff does on each other, but for the amount of money this place costs, I maybe expected too much? The staff was really nice and very professional. That is their strong point. However, there were a few little quirks. First, the ceiling light wasn't working in our room and an "engineer" had to be sent up to the room. Second, when I called reception Saturday morning to inquire on what time brunch started, we were told there was no brunch on Saturdays. I told her that the receptionist that checked us in last night said that brunch was on Saturday as well as Sunday. She said unfortunately, the receptionist who checked us in was mistaken because brunch is only on Sunday. After hanging up the phone I told my wife we needed to get dressed so as to not miss breakfast. This made us freak out a little and scramble to get dressed to get downstairs before breakfast ended. We bought the bed and breakfast package and didn't want to waste a $60 breakfast credit. After only about 2 minutes (which is a long time when scrambling) we received a call back to our room stating that there was brunch on Saturday and apologized. I said no problem. Third, while at brunch, I had my cloth napkin on the divider by my elbow, and apparently the matre d did not like this, he took it saying a little condescendingly "let me get that for you" folded it into a diamond and let it drop onto the middle our table; not the placed but dropped. I said "Thank you". Another quirk was that I was told I could have the bill sent to my phone when I checked out. Maybe I heard them wrong but I swear she said that. Anyway, I never got anything. There were positives, all of the valets and the especially the Porter were very helpful and informative. The food was really good. Dinner, I had the rib eye and my wife had the the filet. For sides we got the Brussels sprouts and French fries. Unfortunately we were later told by the manager that they sold out of Brussels sprouts but they would give us two more sides instead. He was very nice. We chose the broccoli rabe and more fries. The two extra sides didn't come out but we told the waiter, who switched mid service from Gabriella to a very nice gentlemen, about the missing sides. He brought them out but the broccoli rabe was really oily. Breakfast, was really good too. Except for the glitch with the napkin, everyone was extremely nice. read more

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I'm still in awww from my visit to the Sagamore Pendry. As soon as you walk in, your greeted with stunning architecture in the walk way to the main room. Came here on the first stop in our night out, and end up staying for 2 hours. We started off in the main dining room ordering drinks, and small bites. From there we ventured to garden, and pool area. The garden was exquisite to say the least. The greenery, statues, and overall decor created a great ambiance. The pool area gave a spectacular view of the Bay. While going back to the dining area I stumbled upon The Cannon Room which is a whiskey lovers dream. There were tons of whiskey varieties for whisky enthusiasts. I had a great conversation with the bartender who prepared me a few cocktail. I could see myself coming back just to sample tastings in this room. Drink we're a little pricey but well worth read more

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We loved staying at Sagamore Pendry! We had an incredible experience and highly recommend to anyone visiting Charm City. At check in, you're greeted by a very kind staff and a welcome beverage that you can spike with Sagamore Rye, the namesake of the Pendry. We stayed in a Harbor Balcony One Bedroom Suite that had expansive views of the bay. Beautiful to wake up to each morning. The room was comfortable for two plus our pup. Pendry is dog friendly, and they even offered us dog bowls, a bed, and toys for our dog. We visited their bar and restaurant, Rec Pier Chop House. You can't miss it if you're staying at Pendry. The food and drink pairings were incredible. We tried a chef recommended sampling that included tuna crudo, focaccia (best I've ever had), gnocchi, sea urchin toast, 70-day dry aged ribeye, rockfish, truffle frites, braised carrots, cranberry sorbet, and cheesecake. Everything was truly *chef's kiss*. The Pendry also has incredible amenities - from a gym with two Pelotons (sweet reunion after being on the road for two months without one!) and a good Moet vending machine to a cozy lounge area and outdoor fire pits. Lastly, we got their breakfast in bed on our final morning. We tried the crab cake Benedict, French toast, and fruit platter. Amazing - best way to close out 2021. Pendry is also in a great location, right in the heart of Fells Point. There are bakeries, bars, and restaurants right outside the front doors of the Pendry. There's also a great walking path, the Promenade, that runs in front of the Pendry. Perfect for taking your dog on a morning walk. Cheers to the Pendry! Thank you for such an incredible stay. We will be back! read more

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Had the unfortunate experience of visiting the Pendry this afternoon and have never been so offended and embarrassed by an establishment. A frequent traveler and aesthetic enthusiastic its easy to see why one visiting the area would want to check out this harbor front hotel. When we entered the establishment, I have to admit I was immediately impressed by the decor and grandeur. I had a flight this evening from BWI and wanted to relax and grab some food before heading out. My partner spoke with two representatives and the hotel about whether we could eat by the pool to relax because I am pregnant and uncomfortable. (To be clear, we were not staying at this hotel which is why we confirmed the policy) We were told that it would be okay to specifically sit by the pool and use one of the beds as long as we were spending money. We headed to the pool and had a conversation with the hostess explaining the prior conversations and were told specifically to go ahead and IF anyone asked "to tell them she said is was ok. Now just to paint a picture, there were about 30 empty beds and 6 that were occupied. (No one was in the pool because it was drained and the hostess indicated someone had broken a glass inside.) We were given menus, a server came over with waters and my partner went to grab some tea with honey because they did not have any outside. While sitting there on a towel reading the menu, I was approached by a manager who indicated that his understanding was that we had been told by the front and the hostess that we could not sit in the area because it was reserved for guests. (Please pause for my surprise because that NEVER happened). I indicated the aforementioned and also that the hostess never indicated that she needed to get supervisor approval before we could sit down. One the way back inside, I specifically asked her in front of him if she ever said that to us. She admitted that she did not. I also asked her to confirm that she specifically told us we could sit down, and she did. Wait for the apology. Keep waiting. I never got it. I did, however, request the managers information and decided to post a review. I let them know and am letting anyone who is like me and values customer service know that the experience was completely unacceptable especially for a place of this caliber. (I mean, one minute, I was fully laid out and rubbing my belly and the next being walked out. I have never! Lol) Fortunately, the world is our oyster and cash is king. I'll take mine elsewhere. I recommend you do the same. read more

I love B'more and could not wait to have my first "visit Sagamore/Pendry by boat" experience. Well, we're in the middle of that experience and I don't think they could have made the trip worth if they tried. 1) Call up to get a boat slip, confirmed. Pricey, but all good. Get a phone call rRIGHT before docking 'oops, we double booked, will try to find you a space.' 1.5 hours later sitting on a boat we find something. I'd share the voice mails from Pendry staff about how "nothing we can do" but please call back if we can further assist you." Well def can't further assist, because they didn't assist in the first place! 2) Meanwhile, spouses arrive for the 3pm check in 'early' (at 240) and no rooms...fine...and at 320, still no rooms...not fine. Actually get a room and it's a cave on the first floor (but hey for $900/night what shd we expect, amiright?). Had to upgrade to get a smaller room but at least natural light (up to $1050 now) and a balcony. Of the 8 folks we've dealt with the only guy worth a damn is the bellhop and he was awesome (and I feel badly for not remembering his name). Front desk staff was genuinely rude and non-responsive at check-in...I mean like LaQuinta rude. [btw, If you decide you still want to stay here, at least make sure they put you on the 3rd floor (or at least not the 1st),] Look, mistakes happen everywhere, all the time. How you deal with those mistakes is what matters. Not a single apology for the late room, or for the crappy room, or for the no calls back on the boat slip screwups. I wd have been disappointed were all this to happen at a Holiday Inn, but disappointment isn't close to describing it when you're paying that much for a room. We are fans of Sagamore and truly wanted to fall in love with the place but they have guaranteed that we'll be back to the area, but not to the Pendry. [This all was yesterday and we're still PO'd!] End with a positive? Robes were exceptional, shower water pressure outstanding, some of the best I've ever seen, bed was comfortable, blackout shades super and a great location with a cool pool and really nice artwork. But if I want to get treated like a 3rd class citizen, I'll go to my local diner and save $1,000! read more

I may recommend this hotel for a 1/3 of the price, but that's unclear. In the room there wasn't any coffee mugs, the in room temperature controls were slow to react, and the shower had an opening which let water out and wet the floor. I also didn't find the bed comfortable and didn't have the option of Netflix and the like. I just don't understand how at what was charged, the little things weren't a priority. And then they tried to upsell me at check in. I'm happy I didn't do that. I can't recommend this hotel. read more

This place... don't even know where to start. The location, amazing.. decent parking with beautiful waterfront. The decor, love it! dark but large glass windows and that wall of aging steak. Now the food, mhmmm. I got a pasta, crabcake...so good! had more for leftovers with brussels sprouts. Only con was our waitress. We asked for a few more minutes to look over the menu and it took her an hour later to come get our order. I stared at her 4 times and was unsuccessful. Great spot for drinks though! read more

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It was just iight. Service has definitely diminished. Pick up the pace guys. the calamari was not that good, that sauce - heck no. maybe next time. read more

Happy New Year! My family and I had a wonderful experience. Our waiter, Adam, anticipated what we wanted or needed before we knew what we needed. The midnight champagne toast while watching the fireworks poolside was amazing. We will be bringing in 2025 at the Sagamore. read more

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Celebrated my 62nd birthday with close friends at the steakhouse. The food was excellent and the service was genuinely friendly and knowledgeable of the menu. Will definitely go again and again cheers read more

This is a such An amazing hotel with great restaurant. Super high end , Luxurious just like I love my spot. There are several parlors which date places where you can seat and see the entire lower floor or seat and just enjoy the moment with whom You're with. The waiter did spoil me a bit with lot of free drinks and teas. I'm a tea drinker. I loved this place and I can't wait to stay there on my next trip. read more

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The Sagamore Pendry is the best hotel in Baltimore. It sits on Rec Pier, which has a rich history and amazing location. The staff is phenomenal and the property is pristine. It's super dog friendly and they even provide a dog bed and dog bowls for use during the stay. My wife and I stayed in a Harbor Balcony One Bedroom Suite and really enjoyed it. The room was nicely decorated, comfortable, and the outdoor space was great. The bathtub was also massive and a really nice touch. The fitness room is great and has two Peloton bikes with cage pedals. Water bottles and chilled sweat towels are another highlight of the gym. The Rec Pier Chop house was also amazing - definitely get a reservation here if you're staying at The Pendry. The focaccia is to die for and all of the dishes are super unique and delicious. Overall, if you're looking for a place to stay in Baltimore, look no further! The Sagamore Pendry is an amazing boutique hotel that should not be missed. read more

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I remember when they began working on the building a few years ago. The Sagamore Pendry is a beautifully decorated, classy hotel that boast a great space for hanging out and listening to our favorite DJ Ty Alexander on Thursdays. The courtyard is spacious and well appointed with sturdy wicker/rattan seating. Keep going past the giant Trojan horse through to the workout area, and you'll come to one of the most luxurious pools I've seen (that's not on a rooftop) in Baltimore! Although our DJ friend wasn't there we still had a great time in a lovely atmosphere. read more

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After a lot of research, my husband and I chose the Sagamore Pendry for a staycation/babymoon. Overall, we had a wonderful stay but there were definitely pros and cons that I think would be helpful to share. LOCATION: The location, right on the water and walking distance to tons of restaurants and shops, is perfect. Some of the places we walked to (and loved) in and around Fells Point were: Aveley Coffee Roasters (Fells Point), Ekiben (Fells Point), Thames Street Oyster House (literally right across the street from the hotel), Isabella's pizza (Little Italy), Ovenbird Bakery (Little Italy), and Cafe Dear Leon (Canton). I have separate reviews for all of these places and highly recommend. There is also a 7-Eleven down the street and a Whole Foods a few blocks away in the next neighborhood over (Harbor East). On our first day there, we walked over to Whole Foods to load up on water for our stay. PARKING: We pulled up at the valet station and talked to the valet about our parking options. Valet is a steep $48/day, so we asked about self parking and were told there was a safe parking garage close by at the intersection of Caroline St and Dock St, less than a 10 min walk away. We opted to park there and ended up paying $34 total to park from noon on Sat - noon on Mon. Def the way to go, esp since the valet let us unload our luggage at the hotel before re-parking. He was really helpful, wish I caught his name! ROOM: We booked the Superior Harbor King Room, with a view of the water looking towards Ann Street. We loved lounging in the room and people watching. The hotel invested in some super effective blackout shades, which really came in handy and allowed us to sleep in. There weren't many pictures of the room on the website, so we weren't sure what to expect. I'll try to include as much detail here as I can to help others. You walk in to a little entry area with a mirror and a table, then into the main room with a couch, coffee table, and the bed. It was a little smaller than I thought based on the photos, but definitely enough space for us. The bed was comfortable - not too soft, on the firmer side but super comfortable and just what I expect from hotel room beds. The biggest surprise was the shower, which was not of the quality I'd expect in a luxury hotel like the Sagamore. The shower products were all very nice, but the shower head seemed really cheap. I was really disappointed, as one of my favorite things to do when staying in a hotel is to take a luxurious shower or bath (no bathtub FYI), lounge in a robe, and pamper myself. Instead, I got in and out of that shower as quickly as I could. Contributing to the ick factor, I noticed a clump of hair in the corner of the shower stall when I first walked in, which must have been from a previous guest. Overall, the bathroom situation was really disappointing and didn't match the level of quality throughout the rest of the room and hotel. SERVICE: All of the hotel employees we interacted with in the hotel were friendly and helpful! They greeted us by name when we arrived and even brought the cutest welcome gift of milk and cookies (I think for our babymoon). We were surprised that housekeeping did not come to our room even once during our stay from Saturday - Monday though. We were wondering if it might be a COVID protocol, but not sure. It would have been nice to come back to the room on Sunday with at least the trash taken out and our bed made. It wasn't a huge deal for us (we just tidied up ourselves) but we were surprised and a little disappointed. COMMON AREAS: The courtyard was really pleasant. We were able to enjoy some time there, socially distanced from other guests (further down towards the back of the hotel). They have twinkle lights at night too, which were beautiful and romantic. Unfortunately the pool deck was closed, but we took a peek through the doors and it looked beautiful. The hotel restaurant and lounge are also really stunning spaces, but we are not comfortable with indoor dining yet so can't speak to the food or service there. WRAP-UP: In conclusion, we expected more from our stay, especially given the price point of a boutique luxury hotel. Our biggest disappointments were the shower and lack of housekeeping service. However, other than the shower, the hotel was very beautiful and the staff were safe and friendly. CT read more

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The Pendry is a beautiful hotel and I have always wanted to check out their poolside. There was a Happy Hour Social occurring on a nice Sunday afternoon so my girlfriend and I decided to check it out. Parking-either Valet for $50 or park in a nearby garage about 1 block away. It ended up being $20 total to park and I took a Lyft to the hotel because I had on heels. Little did I know it was literally around the corner smh. Ambiance- Because I didn't experience the hotel amenities, I can only base this off the outdoor pool area where the cabanas, fire pits, tables and bar were. The view of Baltimore is amazing, great photo backdrop and spacious area. Tables were socially-distanced and modern decor. There was a DJ and his music was good. The promoters walked around and greeted everyone which was a nice introduction to us newbies at this event. Food & Drinks- Unfortunately we didn't all get a great experience with our food. We were limited to a pool menu which is understandable during this time. Myself and 1 other lady in our party ordered chicken tenders & fries for $26. They came out burnt compared to how we saw others came out after ours. My gf ordered a side of fries thinking it was going to be $8/10 (wasn't on the menu)but her bill reflected $16. The other young lady at our table (4 of us total) ordered a salad with grilled chicken & she cleaned her plate so we assumed it was good. For the amount of $ we spent on burnt tenders & fries is the value of a crabcake elsewhere in Baltimore. Hard to believe there were no seafood options on their menu. Drinks were alright. I stuck with rosé while there and the other 2 ordered margaritas. We realized at the end with what we spent on individual drinks, we should have purchased a bottle or 2. Please take this review as all 'Lessons Learned', eat prior to coming if you want seafood and have your phone fully charged for cute photo ops. read more

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Huge thanks to the Sagamore Pendry Baltimore! The venue and the people are gorgeous, inside and out! My client hosted a convening here and they changed the date several times, I had to request several contracts Brandon remained patient and nice every time. He offered us a full tour and came to greet us on event day. Once we finally received a signed contract from the client. I started to work with Jerome who was on point from day one. Even on vacation he sent an email apologizing for the delay. Once we started working on room blocks Emoni joined the team and per usual when dealing with people their schedules changed and the hotel was sold out but she did everything in her power to help us save rooms and take care of our guest. Arriving at the hotel was top tier. The valet had on gloves, inspected the car and made you feel so welcome. I am so sorry I missed her name but it was a black woman with locks. Front desk team Nicola and Louis jumped right in to continue the top tier service. Explaining the sensors on the mini bar and giving details about the hotel. Smiling faces that made you again feel welcome. Once I arrived on the 3rd floor for set up, I meet Tiffany who is a one woman power house. She moves tables and chairs with such ease and a fun personality. The A/V team was onsite for set up and super flexible. Keaton, Ian and James are a great bunch and go above and beyond to make sure there are no tech issues. Ian signed in to the zoom and checked several times before and during event. Sandra, Sandy and Miles in banquets were smiling and helpful faces. Showing us how to use the confusing coffee pots lol and bringing extra items as requested with no hesitation. I had to run to the bar and find ginger ale for a few speakers. Maxwell was walking by and he stopped what he was doing to help me. Again, with a smiling face. Also, the events team at the hotel is under staffed which I understand being in this industry. I only mention that because I have to give another mention to Jerome who not only manages events but comes downstairs to set up tables and chairs because they are understaffed. He sent me an updated diagram with my questions at 5:30pm and was downstairs helping pull the chairs at 5:45! What a star. If you are planning an event do yourself a favor and plan it at Sagamore Pendry Baltimore read more

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Finally, we were able to stay at the luxurious Sagamore Pendry Baltimore! If you're looking for an experience that will take your breath away, I suggest a visit here! We stayed here to celebrate our four year anniversary! The staff that we interacted with, specifically Joan, Jess, and Gabe, were amazing! They were extremely courteous, fun to interact with, and made our overall 1 night experience worth while. Pro Tip: The pool was closed, but the pool bar was open and that really amplified our experience! If you're still trying to maintain safety, in the midst of COVID-19, this is a great option! read more

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An absolute five star hotel in a great section of Baltimore. Located in the historic Fells Point area, this is definitely a place you want to visit and stay a few days, have an elegant meal or simply have a drink with an amazing view. read more

Great hotel unless you like rap music blasted at a volume of 15 The music blaring from the pool area wedding is amazingly annoying read more

Covid Times Review. Friday night Happy hour with friends, went with reservation but reached ten minutes late so had to wait for twenty minutes to get a seat near to a high traffic door having a slow motion closure, with chilling match winds coming in. We stood up ten times to close it, but not once the staff noticed it or did anything to do about it. The server was friendly and made recommendation but half of high recommendations didn't worked out for us. Coming to cocktails - visuivius came highly recommended but had no buzz, had some familiar medicine after taste. Enzoni was quiet close to negroni and a good one, can try again. Dark House (neat) again tasted more like brandy. Fries were little on burnt - over done side, but didn't took pic as presentation was not to the mark. Would give 2 stars but 3rd star is for ambiance. We went in night, but I am sure on summer brunch it could have some pic worthy shots. read more

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The hotel is beautiful, but I don't want to talk about that. I want to talk about the valet team, as they are the first line of defense. They were absolutely...AMAZING. Sierra, one of the valet attendants, was super knowledgeable. I am new to the Baltimore area and in just 5 minutes, Sierra gave me the the most detailed history lesson about the hotel and its neighboring areas, along with activities and places to visit while I'm in town. She is SO personable; it was such a delight to listen to her. All her recommendations were spot on. Damien and Kayla were amazing too. They handled my vehicle with care. They made my visit begin and end on a high note. I also encountered some amazing staff. One in particular, a manager (Kenneth) was just...beyond words. He cared about my needs, made me feel like I mattered, and left me with only one thought: I must come back here, again. I cannot thank him and the other staff members enough for their hospitality. For me, when I book a hotel stay, hospitality is my main priority. I do love amenities, but it's the people who make the place. It truly felt like I was home away from home. As long as the staff members I mentioned, along with the ones I didn't have the opportunity to mention by name, are with this hotel, this location can count on seeing me again. read more

Absolutely worth the money. Such a pleasure to stay. Special touches everywhere. Great food and first class service. A romantic getaway or destination wedding. It has it all!! Oh, and it's pet friendly in case you want your fur babies to join. read more

This hotel is hospitable and luxurious. With covid flying around like nobodies business, my husband and I decided against traveling out of state for my birthday. We settled on a staycation and the Sagamore was on my bookmarks since my last birthday. This time we made a reservation and wish we could have stayed a little longer. Everyone from the valet to the front desk to the bellhop, bartenders, nothing but professional and accommodating. This hotel has a car service that will drive you to your destination within a certain radius. I love the historic elements of the hotel and its location. This hotel gives off boutiques vibes but is still huge. The corridors feel like ur on a boat or cruise ship. The gym is what initially sold me on the hotel. The availability of TWO PELOTONS. NOT 1 BUT 2. Indeed, yes indeed! The outdoor courtyard was lit especially with the fireplace and light dusting of snow all around. The aesthetics are a vibe. I also liked the Moet vending machine. I didn't consume any because I had my own champagne but love the Moet minis. Being a realtor, I just love all the curves, textures and architecture of the building and fine details throughout. I hope to come here again. Maybe once a year from here on out. read more

Came for a beautiful view on the water and stayed for the incredible drinks and service. Justin B. was attentive and made our experience top notch. Thanks for everything Justin! Will recommend to friends and family ASAP. read more

Pendry Baltimore - Meditaraniean - Hotels Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

I'm here now working and decided to order from the lunch menu. I ordered the burger with no bun and instead of fries, I got a side Caesar salad for $21. Now, I know the price range and heard of the quality of the food so I knew what to expect. But honestly, it wasn't worth the price. The burger patty size was just average and more on the small side. I didn't like the Caesar salad at all and it tasted like fish. The nice server told me that a traditional salad dressing for Caesar salad is tossed/mixed with sardines. Something to keep in mind. He offered fries (which I can't eat right now) and another salad with but with oil and balsamic - bland and tasteless. Unfortunately this was a waste for me and I'll only come back to work and order a coke. The ambience is great. read more

STUNNING PROPERTY! My husband and I live in DC and decided to have a bmore staycation. BMW bought out the entire hotel and wanted us out lol (miscommunication with the front desk that told us we could enjoy the pool even after checkout) but BMW wasn't having it and they closed the pool at 1pm. Not a big deal because ADAM and the pool GM were EXTREMELY accommodating throughout our stay. Moral of the story, great property with a lot of nearby restaurants and bars. Super nice staff, great rooms worth the money! GO TIP ADAM EXTRA, say Sofía from DC Sent you!! We will be back VERY SOON. read more

Pendry Baltimore - Pool - Hotels Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

We had another staycation here this past week and it was a bit different than our first stay. Our room was still pretty nice, but we did notice some areas for improvement. There was some deterioration in some of the details in the room, most notably; the bathroom. The drain stop kept falling off and appeared to be unstable despite our attempts to put it back in place. The hardware on one of the pocket doors had very clearly fallen off and had not been replaced before our stay. The shower did not do an adequate job of draining after a ten minute shower, and we were both left standing in a large amount of water at the end of each shower. We also had some concerns about if our room had been cleaned prior to our stay, as there was an empty shot-size bottle of alcohol left behind the trash can, and quite of bit dust that had collected in multiple areas throughout the room. I came prepared with disinfectant wipes, but I have to admit that these areas of oversight did not contribute to a sense of confidence in management's handling of standard COVID-19 prevention practices. We placed an order for in-room dining on our last morning. We went with The Continental and Eggs Your Way selections, and the meal arrived without the hot tea that we requested. Our eggs were also not prepared as we requested. We received a very dry fried egg, when we requested scrambled eggs. This wasn't a huge deal, but the small details like this do have some impact when you have high expectations of a luxury boutique hotel. Outside of the above-mentioned items, the front desk staff was attentive and overall quite friendly. With some modifications on our end, we were able to relax and reset in preparation for the upcoming new year. read more

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