The cultural heart of Baltimore beats loudly at Hotel Indigo® Baltimore – Mt. Vernon. Our neighborhood is a hub of Charm City history and arts, and our boutique hotel reflects the area's vibrancy with every detail. Relax with a book (by hometown author Edgar Allan Poe, perhaps) in our lobby library. Sip a locally sourced cocktail at our restaurant, Poets Modern Cocktails & Eats. Sleep under a literary-themed mural in your guest room. And step outside to explore all Mt. Vernon has to offer, from the Washington Monument of Baltimore to the Walters Art Museum. We also offer easy access to top Baltimore attractions including the Inner Harbor, Oriole Park at Camden Yards and the National Aquarium. For business travelers, we have more than 4,000 square feet of versatile meeting space and close proximity to the Baltimore Convention Center and major companies such as IBM, Under Armour and Transamerica.
Located off the main lobby, our 24-hour Fitness Center is designed to help you maintain your daily health routine. Key card is required. Treadmills, Bike, Weights, Yoga Mats, Universal Weight Machine available.
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Named for George Washington’s Virginia estate, Mount Vernon is an area rich in American history and culture, where beautiful scenery and well-preserved nineteenth-century architecture surround the country’s first monument to the first U.S. president. The neighborhood is also an epicenter of the arts in Baltimore, a city with a long history as a hub for writers and artists; it’s easy to see why Edgar Allan Poe, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Henry James called it home. You’ll enjoy a vibrant journey through time as you explore Mount Vernon’s world-class museums, independent theaters and eclectic nightlife.
Don’t miss the Walters Art Museum, home to one of the most varied collections in the country. Art enthusiasts can see everything from Egyptian artifacts and mummies to Renaissance paintings to armor and weaponry. The museum even features rare books, manuscripts and Art Nouveau jewelry.
Visit all of the famous historic landmarks Baltimore has to offer. Explore the Edgar Allan Poe House, where the writer lived from 1833 to 1835, and see the Baltimore Washington Monument, the first monument constructed to honor George Washington. Built from 1806 – 1821, the Baltimore Basilica was the first cathedral in America after the ratification of the Constitution and is now open to the public for tours.
Head to the B&O Railroad Museum to experience “the birthplace of American railroading.” Take a guided tour of the Smithsonian-affiliated museum and board a train for a ride along the first commercial mile of railroad track laid in the U.S.
Visit the Peabody Conservatory, a division of Johns Hopkins University, to listen to its music students rehearse. And don’t worry about opening your wallet — many of the concerts and recitals are free to visitors.
A “Best Neighborhood Restaurant” according to Baltimore Magazine, City Café serves contemporary American fare for every meal. With tasty dishes, an extensive bar menu and a beautiful patio, it is easily one of the favorite brunch spots in the historic Mount Vernon area.
The Brewer’s Art was named one of Draft Magazine’s 2015 “Top 100 Beer Bars in America” and brews some of the best beer in Baltimore. This local favorite offers tours and growler fills on most Saturdays and a dining room with continental European fare.
Located a stone’s throw from Hotel Indigo Baltimore – Mt. Vernon, Sotto Sopra serves contemporary Italian cuisine using fresh, local ingredients in a gorgeous nineteenth-century building. Enjoy delicious fine dining, taste signature cocktails and check the calendar for special events like Opera Night.
With over 4,000 sq ft. of event and meetingspace, Hotel Indigo® is the perfect place to hold any function. Choose the Edgar Allen Poe or Francis Scott Key rooms for larger gatherings or the H. L. Mencken or James Ryder Randall rooms for smaller meetings.