What a cool venue!…read more I went here for an advertising awards ceremony and it was a lot of fun. I love the layout. Bars up stairs and down. Upstairs cut out with drink trays alike the railing so you can look down on the stage. A lot like Union transfer but smaller. Sound system is really great. I'd love to see a band here. People were saying they do a lot of weddings here and I understand why.

I'm not trying to bash nobody but I went to this place on April 4 and got ASSULTED and nobody…read morehelped me not even security !!!!!!!!

We weren't sure what to expect from the harbor part of town but found ourselves in this decent…read morehotel with an active bar/main floor. We even bumped into live music when we returned from dinner. The rooms were clean and updated. The view was partial - and we had fun staring at the people working away in their offices directly across from us. I would say that the staff was very friendly. The hotel was above average and we had a comfortable stay.

This is the cleanest hotel I've ever stayed at. Not a speck of dust in our room. Front desk stuff…read moreis top notch and housekeeping is the best. This will be our go to hotel for our yearly Baltimore Trip when we come to see the Orioles play:

I was in town for a meeting and took advantage of seeing a show here (Ceiligh I think it was…read morespelled). Brilliant show, the space was perfect for it since it was a group participation show with dancing in the center. Great staff and very nice, accommodating when I had a last second "GI emergency" and needed to run in and out. This is a complex of spaces that is used for traveling shows, Broadway type productions, and special events, pretty extensive and flexible looking space. The area around the theater seemed sketchy from superficial appearance after dark, I took ride share to/from, but I could be wrong since I'm just visiting.

Wow! This is the venue Baltimore needed. Concerts, weddings, private functions oh my!read more

Definitely one of the first places to visit if you're in the Inner Harbor area of Baltimore. We…read morestopped by as our first stop when staying in the neighborhood, since the vantage point provides perspectives and ideas of all the other places to visit afterwards. The harbor views are beautiful and vast, and the signage within the observation area talk about all the neighborhoods and give a history of Baltimore. There's even a small section dedicated to honor the memories of Marylanders lost in the 9/11 attack. Pricing is very reasonable at just $8 per person, and the elevator ride to the top is quick.

We were in Baltimore for the weekend and staying about two blocks from the inner harbor. My…read morehusband suggested going to this place Saturday morning. It was a great idea. Pricing is only 8 dollars for each adult which is a great price to go up to the 27th floor of the World Trade Center. There are four different sides of the building with written panels explaining what landmarks and buildings are out in that direction. The views are spectacular. They also have tributes to those from Maryland who perished in the World Trade Center in New York on 9-11. There are also several panels listing movies filmed in Baltimore and famous people from Maryland.

This is a fairly decent event space nestled in the Inner Harbor. It's right next to the Pier 5…read moreparking deck, which is convenient for folks who don't Lyft or Uber. From what I could tell, there are 2 entrances. The inside is fairly grand with plush finishes and sweeping staircases. I am uncertain if the staff serving the night I visited are employed by the Columbus Center or some outside party, but they were friendly, courteous, and were around to fulfill any need and remove discarded plates and utensils. This was my first time going to an event at this place, but I wouldn't be opposed to going back! Good look!