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Pendry Baltimore

Baltimore, Maryland, United States · Pendry · High Luxury

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Pendry Baltimore occupies the city's 1914 Recreation Pier in Fell's Point, a Beaux-Arts head house by Theodore Wells Pietsch I that once landed immigrants and later stood in as police headquarters on Homicide: Life on the Street. After fifteen vacant years it reopened in 2017 as Sagamore Pendry, Montage's first East Coast Pendry, with a harbor-end pool and a whiskey bar displaying 18th-century cannons found during construction. It holds a MICHELIN One Key.

About Pendry Baltimore

History

Baltimore's Recreation Pier opened on 20 August 1914, a Beaux-Arts head house by Theodore Wells Pietsch I at 1715 Thames Street in Fell's Point. It served as a commercial pier, an immigrant landing, and a community recreation hall, and later as the police-headquarters set for NBC's Homicide: Life on the Street (1993-1999). After more than fifteen vacant years, Sagamore Development and Montage International reopened it in March 2017 as Sagamore Pendry Baltimore, the brand's first East Coast hotel. Interiors are by Patrick Sutton. The Sagamore prefix was later dropped; it now operates as Pendry Baltimore.

The setting

3 miles from American Visionary Art Museum. 12 miles from Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

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