Every detail of the Lord Baltimore Hotel is rich in historical and architectural significance, all coming together to create one of the most unique and interesting hotels in downtown Baltimore. Guests arriving through our revolving doors are greeted by a magnificent lobby featuring a beautiful grand piano, classic oil paintings, polished brass and an award-winning vaulted fresco ceiling with an immense Murano glass chandelier.
From our splendid Calvert Ballroom and the Versailles Room, to the LB Tavern, a modern interpretation of the classic restaurant and lounge, and the LB Bakery, a contemporary coffee house featuring freshly baked goods and local art, our meticulously restored late 1920's gem offers a dramatic backdrop for business and leisure stays.
From our splendid Calvert Ballroom and the Versailles Room, to the LB Tavern, a modern interpretation of the classic restaurant and lounge, and the LB Bakery, a contemporary coffee house featuring freshly baked goods and local art, our meticulously restored late 1920's gem offers a dramatic backdrop for business and leisure stays.
Services
With our array of onsite amenities and personalized services, the Lord Baltimore Hotel is one of the best downtown area hotels for business or for leisure stays. From the moment you arrive, our warm, friendly staff is committed to making you feel well taken care of. A spacious modern fitness room with "Life Fitness" brand treadmills, stationary bicycles, elliptical equipment, weights, and a stretching zone.
Home to Johns Hopkins Hospital, the University of Maryland Medical, Mercy Medical Center and Sinai Hospital, Baltimore is an international destination for those receiving treatment and their families. Just as the hospitals in Baltimore strive to provide the best health care, we strive to make your visit as easy and comfortable as possible.
Located in 23 stories ascending into the Baltimore skyline, the 440 rooms and suites at the Lord Baltimore Hotel combine our building's late 1920's architecture and grace with a modern, private club aesthetic.
Created by interior designer Scott Sanders, each room features a sophisticated and fashionable ambience highlighted by charcoal-gray and black color palettes complemented by clean white accents, plush fabrics, contemporary, dark espresso furniture and vintage artwork.All accommodations are appointed with black leather armchairs, desks with leather office chairs, along with flat-screen HDTVs, mini-fridges, coffeemakers, safes and free Wi-Fi.
Created by interior designer Scott Sanders, each room features a sophisticated and fashionable ambience highlighted by charcoal-gray and black color palettes complemented by clean white accents, plush fabrics, contemporary, dark espresso furniture and vintage artwork.All accommodations are appointed with black leather armchairs, desks with leather office chairs, along with flat-screen HDTVs, mini-fridges, coffeemakers, safes and free Wi-Fi.
The restaurants at the Lord Baltimore Hotel are steeped in the essence of authentic Baltimore. Whether you're enjoying a fresh pastry at LB Bakery, the locally sourced bounty of the Chesapeake Bay at LB Tavern or taking in stunning skyline views from LB Skybar, our seasonal rooftop deck, we have the perfect restaurant for any taste and occasion.
The Lord Baltimore Hotel is perfectly located in downtown Baltimore at the corner of Baltimore and Charles Streets, just across the street from the Charles Center subway station. We are one block from Royal Farms Arena and a short walk from the Baltimore Convention Center, the Inner Harbor, Oriole Park at Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium.
Reviews (7)
Casey Lipinski
Dec 09, 2021
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Justin Johnson
Nov 23, 2021
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Dkm Mccr
Nov 05, 2021
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Called the hotel on October 29 to inquire about hotel status and the famous rooftop lounge and after the front desk clerk (female) answered.... was basically scolded for asking and yelled at.. "we're closed" and hung up on. For a supposed luxury hotel this is unacceptable. If this is a covid 19 related closure and they continue to act this way then they deserve to go out of business. Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere that doesn't yell at their potential guests.
Ricardo Maddox
Aug 15, 2021
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Joie Miller
May 21, 2021
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Eugene Pinkney
Apr 30, 2021
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Moniquika Sutton
Apr 25, 2021
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This hotel is magnificent. I heard all about the stories regarding the ghost, I can reassure you that is not true there is no ghost in that hotel. I stayed there for over 3 months, I received great service, everyone was friendly, and any problem I had they solved it very quickly. I will never go to any other hotel but Lord of Baltimore I recommend you do the same.
