Kimpton Monaco Hotel Shuttles

At the center of downtown and just a few minutes walking-distance from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, Kimpton Hotel Monaco is a luxurious choice complimented by priceless conveniences. Known for being the former railroad headquarters of B&O, the Beaux-Arts building offers turn-of-the-century design accents ranging from high ceilings to a dramatic statue-adorned facade. Rooms range from fun family suites that add wooden bunks, to large elegant suites adorned with travel-themed decor and custom artwork. Free perks include bike rentals and complimentary wine receptions, not to mention in-room spa services and on-site access to the traditional eats of B&O American Brasserie. Consider taking advantage of the nearby Charles Center Subway Station for quick transfers, or go with a handful of private vehicles like sedans, vans and SUVs for personal tours across cobblestone streets. Professionals may want to ride to the nearby Baltimore Convention Center in style with a stretched limousine as well, or arrive to Thurgood Marshall International all smiles with a taxi.

With so much at arm’s reach, guests can easily witness the surrounding history with a short walk. Experience a bit of urban greenery by walking along Preston Gardens Park, a narrow trail that touches various restaurants and shops along St. Paul Street, ending at the acclaimed Peabody Institute and its surrounding landmarks that include The Walters Art Museum, The Washington Monument and local plays showcased at Baltimore Center Stage. For those attending events at Royal Farms Arena or Baltimore Convention Center around the corner, consider closer landmarks that include sky-high art residencies & galleries at Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower, as well as fun campus surroundings near the University of Maryland that include Edgar Allan Poe’s gravesite and Babe Ruth’s birthplace. And for those interested in settling down with a memorable dinner, head south toward the Inner Harbor’s festive hangouts ranging from familiar chains like Bubba Gump Shrimp and The Cheesecake Factory, to locally beloved seafood at Rusty Scupper Restaurant.