You get what you pay for-usually I believe in this saying. But I found the amenities and service at Hendersons Wharf Inn to be grossly overpriced. It is, undoubtedly an excellent location and a beautiful building. When we checked in, the person at the front desk was extremely polite, but not particularly helpful. I don't know if she was new to the area, or just hadn't been trained very well but there were alot of basic questions about public transport, areas of the city that she couldn't answer. I found that strange. No help was ever offered with our luggage. The very odd "additional fee" of $10 a night was extremely confusing and should not even be discussed. You have no option to turn it down, and it is a fee for what most hotels, particularly ones that charge $240 (or $250 with the "fee") include in their rate. We payed this fee for wifi, which only worked sporadically, a gym that the person at the front desk couldn't tell us the location of, and 2 little bottles of water. When I asked for 2 more bottles of water on our 2nd day, thinking they would be restocked each day of our stay-I was told I would be charged for them. There were other things that the fee covered-but nothing we had any interest in using. Another odd thing is that we had a window on the courtyard/garden, and you could not open the windows. You couldn't even open the dark wood shutters, because they swung out (like french doors) and they were blocked by a huge, heavy desk. The room was a dark cave, but at least it wasn't a "harbor view", which does, indeed have a view of the harbor AND the dozens and dozens of people who walk by every day. Right at your sight level. Bizarre! We saw a fenced off pool-and had no idea if it was part of the hotel. No one ever mentioned it.The hotel seems to have no soundproofing, so we heard everything that was happening in the neighboring rooms and the hallway. The housekeeping gathered each morning outside our room and did alot of socializing and, strangely, each day when we returned around 4:30-5, they were still in the area cleaning the rooms. I saw dirty dishes sit outside doorways for entire days. I just don't get the "system" they are using. It seems like such a beautiful hotel that could be a wonderful place to stay. I wouldn't recommend it for the high price tag.

I travel often, and it's hard to find a place where you feel safe, comfortable and part of a family. From the moment I called to make my reservation until the morning I checked out, I truly knew I made the right choice. Raymond greeted me as if he had known me his entire life. He was pleasant, informative and helpful. His demeanor set the tone for the rest of my stay. I never wanted to leave.
Thank you to Henderson's Wharf Inn for a most wonderful experience!

My wife and I stayed for a few nights in September for our anniversary as we had our wedding reception there 14 years ago. If anything the hotel has gotten nicer. The rooms are perfectly appointed and comfortable, the hotel employees are courteous and helpful and the proximity to fells point is a bonus as we didn't have to drive anywhere. The other nice perk is this is one of the harbor magic hotels and you can take a free shuttle between any of their hotels which basically gets you anywhere you need to go in Baltimore without having to pay for a taxi.

We stayed at the Henderson's Wharf Inn for 4 nights in early August. Our room was perfect--the view, the furnishings, and all of the amenities available made it one of the nicest lodging experiences we have ever had! The breakfast each morning was wonderful--beautifully arranged, and there were many items to select from. Every single staff member of the Inn made us feel welcome, and they all made a concerted effort to make our stay at the Inn a very special experience. The Henderson's Wharf Inn has a fantastic location in Fell's Point...far enough away from the noise and hustle bustle of the Inner Harbor area,but close to many fine restaurants and taverns. The Inn is in close proximity to the water taxi stop, which we used several times during our stay. It is only a short stroll to the Visitors Center, which has a small museum area inside and offers walking tours of Fells Point. Would highly recommend staying at the Henderson's Wharf Inn to anyone visiting Baltimore!!