Canopy by Hilton Baltimore Harbor Point

Lovely experience and great location. It's like staying at a cool apartment with amazing amenities. We loved the lobby area, cozy lounge, fireplace, working space and pool table. Then the rooms were also great with nice balconies and views of the water. The location is also amazing, right next to Fells Point, so amazing cafes, shops, and restaurants. The service is great too and the restaurant bar is very chill. Cozy and modern, just the way we like it.

This is a pretty nice hotel. Kind of off the beaten path, but it has decent views of the harbor. Overall, the staff was great; the valet service was the best. However, there was one front desk clerk who did not seem to be interested in hearing a complaint and was more argumentative than anything. Our room was pretty nice, although the door to out balcony was very hard to shut and lock closed and would suddenly pop open. Besides it being clearly on the other end of the building from the elevator, we had no complaints. Housekeeping did a great job and were one of the few we've ever tipped.|There is a restaurant and bar on-site, which was nice. The hotel is pet-friendly, which is one reason we chose it. There are plenty of places to walk your dog if you bring it. The location makes walking a bit of hike. The weekend we were there, it was cold and windy, so walking anywhere was out of the question for us. Parking downtown can be expensive, and Uber is almost not worth the short ride you take. A nice hotel, and we would definitely stay here again.

I recently stayed at the Canopy Baltimore and really liked the hotel overall, as it’s in a great location, walkable to many restaurants and Whole Foods, has a clean, modern design, and a pleasant atmosphere. I also want to highlight Valerie at check-in, who was amazing. She took her time helping me find a room that worked for me and was patient and genuinely kind throughout the process. Her level of service stood out. With that said, I need to mention something I don’t see discussed much: the mattresses here are extremely unsupportive. Just like my experience at the Conrad in Las Vegas, the bed at this Canopy property is a Serta Perfect Sleeper model made specifically for Canopy. It feels customized with cheaper foam and a low coil count, which means it sinks in deeply and breaks down quickly under use. When I sat on the bed, it felt more like lying in a hammock than on a supportive hotel mattress. After 180+ hotel nights this year, across many brands and price points, this unfortunately ranks among the least supportive mattresses I’ve slept on, and even more budget Hilton brands like Hampton Inn and Doubletree have way more supportive mattresses. This isn’t a soft vs plush vs firm preference, but simply a lower-quality mattress likely built with cheaper materials and a lower coil count. In looking at the rest of the room, it honestly looked like the decorative bathroom slider door probably cost more than the mattress. To be clear, staff was kind and accommodating, and I enjoyed my stay otherwise. But if you need proper back support or tend to notice mattress quality, this is something to be aware of when booking. The hotel has a lot going for it, but I just hope they upgrade the beds to match the rest of the experience.

Lovely welcoming hotel on the inner harbor. Staff is very helpful and friendly. The room was large with comfortable beds. Nespresso coffee machine made our morniings. Loved the restaurant La Jette downstairs. It hasn't been open long, but it was hard to tell. The food was tasty. They had the best skin-on double fried french fries!! Too bad it was too cold to enjoy the wrap around patio. Comfortable bar too.

We are in Baltimore several times a year and will try and stay in town for at least one of those visits. We had wanted to stay at the Canopy since it opened and had that opportunity over Thanksgiving.|The first Hilton staff experience is with the valet parking attendant and in every case they were welcoming and professional. This carries through with every staff member, always smiling always friendly. We loved the thoughtful room details, including the drawer safe and refrigerator. Our only complaint were the drapes that did not close all the way and offered a beautiful but sharp light into the morning room. Even the window shades did not eliminate. Unfortunately we found the rooms lacked soundproofing on the second night, which was quite surprising. We would definitely book again.

Canopy Baltimore is a really nice and cozy place with a stylish, modern design. The atmosphere is great, the service is good, and we had a wonderful time. We ordered beers and food, and everything tasted excellent. We also played billiards, which was a lot of fun. Overall, everything was perfect. The only small suggestion I have is to replace the billiard cue tips/keys, as two out of the three were broken. Other than that, an excellent experience—I’d definitely come back!

This was my first time staying at this concept of a hotel for Hilton. I absolutely love it! Their energy efficient and sustainability choices in the rooms and in the building in general was such fresh air to be a part of. Everyone was so very friendly and the layout of the room itself was so very thoughtful. I loved all the extra hooks, the water situation with a refillable GLASS bottle, the conveniently located ice machines on each floor, the shower is even thoughtful! The knob to turn it on is away from where the water comes out so you don't get sprayed with cold water when you turn it on. It seems like the design was created by someone who travels a lot! The bed was very comfortable and the layout with the barn doors was visually very appealing. The hair dryer even had a concentrator! What a great hotel overall. Service in the restaurant - Cindy Lou's - was very friendly and the omelette was delicious. If I had any constructive criticism, the coffee station on Sunday morning was empty but someone very quickly brought me coffee in a small pitcher that you would use for In Room Dining. Great experience.

This is the second time I have stayed at this hotel. The last time in June of 2025, I found it perfectly fine with a wonderful location and appreciated upgrades. The service was perfectly adequate, but nothing exemplary. This second time--well, I wouldn't stay anywhere else in the city now. The valet was fantastic. The bellman fantastic. The front desk fantastic. But most of all was the auditor/overnight supervisor--Courtney (sorry if I am butchering her name) was just one of the warmest and kindest people I've ever met. I worked for many years in hospitality--and it is easy to get fed up and cynical towards what can often seem like a bunch of bitchy, entitled, overly-demanding guests. It can make you put up a hard shell of a defense and make you cold--and make you forget what true hospitality is all about. Courtney has not forgotten what true hospitality is---she is an emblem of it. Let's just say that I was having a particularly rough day and night--and she brightened it. I can't give her enough credit. ||She even refused a tip! Give this woman a raise!

I stayed at the Canopy, while in Baltimore for work. I selected the hotel based upon the location, which was ideal for my needs. I opted for online check-in and a digital key, but my WiFi/cell service was really poor in the hallway and ultimately, I had to sheepishly drag myself to the front desk for a key. My room was spacious and had a fantastic Harbour view. The room was clean with super comfortable bed. The shower was too complicated for me, though. An unexpected bonus was free coffee in the lobby in the morning. I ordered room service from the lobby restaurant and it was super delicious with huge portion! Your room has a glass bottle to refill down the hall by the elevators, which I really appreciated - not only green, but it saved me a trip to a bodega for a water. Overall, I had a great stay at Canopy and intend to stay here during future visits!

So I switched it up this time when visiting the city, and I'm absolutely happy that I did. Now, there wasn't anything wrong with the previous hotel that I stayed in, but I just wanted to get a change of scenery and stay in a different part of downtown. This hotel offers valet parking only, and as soon as I parked and went in, I was greeted with a smile. Check-in was seamless, and I was placed on a high floor. I was informed there wasn't an executive lounge, but with my perks, a daily food credit would be given. My room was super cute, and I had a nice view of the Harbor. I even used the gym, which lacked AC on the day I worked out, but I pushed through my workout in the decent gym area. Attached to the gym is a cute sitting area that also looks over the harbor. Breakfast and service were great, and I'll definitely keep them on my list when returning to the city.

What an amazing experience!!! I would definitely stay there again. The staff is so friendly and accommodating, and the rooms are clean and such comfy beds. The AC could work a bit better, but it was very hot and windows all around. So, I definitely understand why they were not cooling as I would have liked. Loved the Nespresso machine in my room, too!! They have a beautiful lobby with pool tables to relax in, and a bar where you can sit and take in the view of the water. I definitely recommend!!!

I do not know how to begin putting our experience at the Canopy Harbor Point into words. I will start by saying that the front desk manager, Robert, is what all hotels should model their managers to be. He was accommodating and went above and beyond to make our first time in Baltimore memorable. Because of him, we stayed for an additional night. We got to interact with his employees, and they spoke so highly of him. and we could tell he trained them to give the same level of service as them. Everything about this hotel was terrific. Now that we live in D.C., we will certainly be back because the views, service, and rooms are top-tier with no issues, and I have bad OCD. The room was clean, and the staff always asked if we needed anything. You will not be disappointed at this hotel. You are within walking distance of some of the best restaurants and shopping in the area.

6/21 visit: We came down to visit family and decided to stay at Canopy. The prices were reasonable and it was located on the Inner Harbor side, which is basically downtown almost. The hotel is beautiful and convenient to a lot of restaurants and shopping within walking distance, especially if you want to avoid finding parking and paying crazy prices for parking. The staff was amazing and very friendly. They were always available to assist and offer suggestions. Our room was spacious and had a nice view. They have restaurant inside the hotel, however we opted to venture out. They do offer valet parking for $49 which seems like the going rate for all parking in that area. We will definitely stay again when in the area.

I really enjoy this property. It's newer, very clean and modern in a great walkable location. It's on the waterfront which only makes it that much better. We had a partial view room each time, this most recent visit would qualify as a full view to me, at a lower level I would guess the view would be partial, but on the top level it was lovely. Bar area is lovely and while we've never eaten here, the restaurant has a lot of traffic. Elevators are located basically right behind the check in desk and you'll need a floor specific key to utilize and navigate to your room. Glass water bottles provided in the room with a filtered water dispenser in the hall next to the ice machine. Additionally, they provide actual glassware and mugs vs the typical Hilton paper versions. The Nespresso machine was complicated but available and worked well if you can outsmart it. A small fridge "drawer" is built into the cabinetry. Lots of USB and plug options available as well as a smart TV that is controllable from the Hilton app. Take advantage of the walk out small "deck" on the 9th floor roof off of the gym area with Adirondack chairs and more water & Domino Sugar factory views. Walkable to Fells Point, Little Italy, Inner Harbor, Canton.....and speaking of walking, do yourself a favor and park in the SP + parking garage, its a block or maybe two away but less than half the price and zero frustration compared to what the hotel offers. Drop your bags at the hotel and pick them back up when you check out.....sooo easy! We paid $9 for 24 hours on a weekend (I think the daily weekday rate was $18). It's an hourly garage, so if you're in and out those charges would calculate that way. We ubered to dinner in Little Italy due to a time constraint and walked the rest of the weekend, everywhere, added together the total was still cheaper than that adjacent garage. The hotel valet system is frustrating and the self park option is complicated and more expensive than the valet. You're welcome.

Nice, chic hotel in a great location with great service. My room had a nice view of the Harbor. It was clean and comfortable. We also had a meeting here and our meeting room was very nice. I love the lobby space, as well. The bar and restaurant close fairly early, but we went in the bar as it was closing and the nice bartender still took care of us. I would stay here again.

Love everything about this hotel except the parking. Great views of the harbor. First rate restaurant in the lobby (one of my faves in Baltimore --Cindy Lou's). Fun lobby. Lots of things in walking distance. Clean rooms. Super helpful and friendly staff. Now the parking. Sucked. You can only do valet despite garage next door. Circle in front is too small for the amount of traffic and gets backed up. Not friendly. Under staffed? On checkout had it wait 30 mins to get the car. The "text for my car" service kept erroring out. The excellent hotel Receptionist took charge and started ordering around the parking guys. And $49 a night for that!! They really have to fix the parking problem. At least allow self park.

Lovely stay. Staff was helpful, food was delicious, bed comfy. It was very centrally located between Felds Point and inner harbor

I had bought fully paid Room With River View for my family trip to Baltimore. We came 5 minutes early. The lady said, the hotel is empty so have a "beautiful room" for you, please wait and give us sometime. We said, ok. We waited and then checked in with a guy with piercings at 4:05. He looked around, looked at the book many times, chewed his gum and then gave us room 915. Okay, we went to the room. It was the worst room, we could only see Morgan Stanley Building. I am like, okay, so how is this a "beautiful room". I went back and asked to change. The "guy" now changed our room 2 floors up, we now see the Morgan Stanley building and some water. I do not know why and what was the problem. Hotel was empty. I had paid for a Room with River View, yet we were given the worst room. The room also had issues. The faucet one side was broken. The shower had issues in getting warm water. The on-site restaurant was very very expensive. We went couple minutes early and the staff was also not pleasant. The restaurant was empty, I am like, okay, so can you please be nice, I have small kids with me. We decided to eat at Whole Foods, which was amazing. The hotel has beautiful location. But cmon guys!

Stayed a few days for a wedding and one employee by the name of Lanesha(spelling) was rude and unprofessional to several members of the group I was with. Then saw he berate a couple having dinner because they sent a cocktail back. Also an employee by the name of Jaylon manning the front desk screamed at top of his lungs at a group saying hello by the front door. Unprofessional and rude staff. Hotel was in good location but the attitude of several staff makes it a "no" for next time I'm in town

For an urban chic hotel experience, book at the Canopy Baltimore Harbor Point. My family of three did an overnight trip here from D.C. and here's our experience: 1) Space: It's a new hotel with a design-forward, inviting lobby complete with a fireplace, pool table, study tables and a bar/restaurant. The rooms are spacious and also designed well with trendy wood panels and a sliding door. The bathroom is slick with a spacious shower with a detachable shower head. Our room (942) came with a balcony overlooking the harbor. 2) Location: It's in Harbor Point close to lots of new development. There are several restaurants and a Ceremony Coffee around the corner. Walk 5-10 minutes along the water to get to Fells Point with cobblestone streets, restaurants and a food hall (Broadway Market). There's a parking lot in the building that costs just over $30 for 24-hour parking. You text to pay making it an easy customer experience. 3) Amenities: The hotel's restaurant and bar is often popping! The bartenders make a wide range of cocktails (and mocktails if asked) that you can charge to your room and take up to your room (perfect for parents of young kids stuck in their rooms as their kids sleep). They have a full breakfast, lunch and dinner menu too. The lobby is a great place to relax and hang out. On the 9th floor is a spacious gym with harbor views and a balcony to hang out on. They also provide free bikes during warm days and a $5 breakfast bag that you hang on your door if you want an easy breakfast for on the go. If you love an urban chic hotel experience, book at the Canopy. Our room was just over $100 for one night.

People make all the difference and everyone at the Canopy were exceptionally friendly, nice, articulate, and helpful. Front desk welcome wonderful and knowledgeable. Clearly, the management takes care of its people, and their pride shows in their work. The hotel is relatively new, about a year. Everything is spotless. Well-appointed in pleasing colors and artwork. Warm cozy lobby with gas fireplaces. Urban Chic! The bed was super comfortable. Quiet hotel. Great location with stunning views of the harbor. My room had a balcony with partial harbor view. Coffee machine in room. There is a gym and outside lounge area. Nice. Canopy is eco friendly. A bottle is provided for you to get filtered water next to the ice machine on each floor. Excellent restaurant on site. (Separate review). No parking on site, but readily available in the adjacent lot. Convenient location near some phenomenal restaurants in Harbor East and Fells Point. A nice memory of Baltimore.

This place is a low-tier hotel masquerading as high-end. The good: the location is nice, the rooms are modern and spacious, and everything generally feels new. I had way more space and comfort than I expected, and it was lovely to be able to walk to nice brunch spots. The bad: This place is busy and basically falling apart despite its newness. Random things (including the AC in my friends' room!) were already broken, and the staff seemed to have no desire to fix it. The parking garage is like a maze, not specific to the hotel, and you can easily get towed until you realize the right parking spots (they're outdoors and a long walk away). The staff won't give you the time of day, and don't seem to want to be polite or put much of an effort in. The hotel is CROWDED, and hall noise/drama is common (there were multiple instances where there were crying people in my hallway). Honestly, I'd probably not stay here again.

First visit to this property. I really appreciated the warm welcome after an extremely long day. Waking up to the harbor view was stunning and reflective. Little things like nespresso coffee and environmentally friendly water bottles (filtered water dispenser on the floor) makes a huge statement. The rest of the Hilton brand should follow. Thank you.

Baltimore-local staycation experience (Hilton Diamond member)! For the most part, I had a wonderful experience at the Canopy. My stay somehow tied into Preakness and a wedding that was occurring on-site, so it was a BUSY! Even with the busyness, the staff were working hard to accommodate everyone. I loved my room and how clean and cool it was during my hot summer stay. Would recommend!

This is my new favorite hotel! It's so lovely. I had stopped using Hilton properties and went to the Marriott until I discovered the canopy.

Came here for a two night stay which has been pretty disappointing so far (I'm still here first night). We chose this hotel due to the location and the fact they state on their website that they had a mini fridge in the rooms. First room we went into had a broken "cooler drawer" which my wife needed for storing her medication. The front desk stated none of the rooms had mini fridges, isn't that false advertising? The room also didn't have a view, it was blocked by a building being constructed which they failed to mention. Second room we went into to had even worse view and also bugs! Not sure if it was bed bugs (see picture) but we found a few of those around the room. We complained and they mentioned they would move us to the room next to the original room. Too tired at this point and will not be coming back to this location and cannot recommend anyone else to do the same. This isn't a four star hotel, more like 2.5 star hotel.

Got to stay here for a weekend, AND with three wedding parties. I loved the atmosphere of the room, the lounge lobby, and the sights I was able to see from my room. Room service was very kind and the bar/bartenders were very accommodating. A lot of the restaurants, bars, and even the aquarium are within walking distance from the hotel. Would love to come back for another visit and I highly recommend this hotel.

For the most part this hotel is great. Location is waterfront but the balcony rooms are facing a building with partial view of water. King bed was wonderful. Fitness center is small but has everything you need. Check in was easy but they didn't offer drink tickets with gold status. Instead the bar tender had to mention it then front desk clerk rolled eyes and then offered them. Parking in downtown Baltimore is ridiculously expensive. We found a cheap secure loophole. There's a SP+Parking two blocks away. For check in on Friday and out on Sunday we paid $14 total. The whole area is safe to walk in so park in front take your bags to room then go park your car. Otherwise you will pay $49/night for valet or $45/night in any of the premium parking garages

Great overall experience at the Canopy!! Location is unbelievable, within walking distance to Inner Harbor, Fells Point areas. The views of the river from the Bar/Restaurant areas never get old(especially sunsets). The Terrace on the 9th floor is comfortable and relaxing anytime. Restaurant: Complete menu with a flare for the local Baltimore seafood is featured. Plenty of Bar seating options featuring some of the best service I have had post Covid travel. ***Room Choice Tip- Ask for one of the corner suites, great views***

In short, it was an OK experience, but left me thinking I could have stayed in a better Hilton hotel and left more satisfied. Here are the details: ~ Ambience / Hotel: I have never stayed in a Canopy before, but it reminded me kind of an Aloft hotel upon entering. One of the weirdest things I encountered at this hotel was that it only had a restaurant/bar and had no gift shop / side place to get a soft drink and quick snack. So, had to stop by the nearest 7-Eleven. I personally didn't like the feel of the hotel upon entry. ~ Parking: I didn't realize there was a garage at the hotel so I parked in the adjacent lot nearby, which allows you to pay at the parking kiosk for an extended period of time. Not being from the area, it was confusing on how to get to the hotel initially, but figured it out. Parking is the reason I despise downtown cities anywhere... ~ Room: It was a unique room. Had a great view and balcony, though. The floor was like uneven and felt weird while you walked (I wonder if that had to do with the construction below going on, which had quite a bit noise during the early mornings and throughout the day). I did like the canopy lighting at the back of the bed headboard. As far as the bed is concerned, I think the sheets, the covers, and pillows need a better feeling; certain Hilton hotels always feel like they're rough and nylon-ish. I think a previous reviewer mentioned that they stood in water while in the shower - same thing happened to me; it's weird that the drain isn't in the middle when the shower head is in the middle. Pressure was good and very warm, though. I didn't like the tiles in the shower - it hurts your feet while you're in there. The room had thin walls; I could hear the people next door having sex, and it was late at night too. If you're out on the balcony (9th floor), you can still hear the neighbors and there's not much privacy out there either, despite the dividers.

Was invited to attend a reception for the Morgan on the Vineyard alumni association. Parking was super hard to find since the one spot I found that was in walking distance. The parking meter was not available for use and definitely I didn't want to get a ticket. The one garage near by you need to download an app in order to pay and park. So we parked a few streets away. The atmosphere was nice and open. Love the decor and will try to be back to dine at the restaurant that was inside.

The Lady who served us was very nice and respectful. The Service was not well , I do think they could have done better with my order . The food took very long , from the time that we ordered. I don't recommend this place for dining.

We enjoyed our stay emenesly! The moment we walked in I knew I wanted to complete my road trip vacation here at the canopy but unfortunately it was going to be a short stay. This hotel is in the perfect location right by the harbor, the view from our room was amazing. The decor in the room was exquisite, Everything to me seemed pure elegance. Drinks and the food was amazing. I was very pleased. What was more important is that they were pet friendly! Next time we drive to Baltimore this will be the hotel we stay in. We definitely loved our stay

There were many parts of our trip that could have made for a miserable trip, but with each one, the staff at Canopy accommodated us and made this stay well worth it. The staff here goes above and beyond to make your stay comfortable and amazing. Our arrival was delayed past our first night in the reservation, but when we arrived at 0930, the staff was able to get us checked into a room so we could get comfortable. The next day, we were supposed to switch to a larger room (two different reservations) and were not able to move due to availability. So Caly let us leave our belongings in the room until the other room was ready. But when we returned later in the evening, our luggage was already moved to the new UPGRADED room!

Beautiful hotel. First class accommodations without being over priced. Fantastic restaurant in Bar. Directly on the wharf.

The hotel is quite lovely with an interesting vibe, and the room stays nice and cool all night which scores a lot of points for me! But that PARKING DOH! Since I arrived so late or early depending on how you look at 2:00am, I finally took street parking. I couldn't figure the garage out! I went into the deck by The Canopy, couldn't find an entry door from the garage that didn't require a key card so I drove out after 30 minutes of looking. When I drove out, I was by the Constellation building! How did that happen? Anyway, if not for the parking situation I might have rated it higher.

Checkin time is 4pm, our room wasn't ready until 6:24pm. Not sure if housekeeping was short and they were understaffed to flip all the rooms? We were never given an explanation but toiletries/amenities were sparse in our suite. They left us a single shampoo, a single conditioner and a single bar of soap. Oh, and a loofah. Our box of tissues had about 4 left before it ran out. The reception staff was busting their ass, amazing effort and very special shout out to Crystal who apologized profusely for the delay and treated us to drinks at the bar to make up for our wait. Once in the room, we were amazed by the view and the floor to ceiling windows but still bummed we missed watching the sunset from the suite (something we expected to do during our stay). The rooms are gorgeous!

S M 5/5 3 minutes ago on Google This hotel owes me nothing!! from check in to parking. Five stars to Ebony for going above and beyond for my birthday weekend. Excellent location was perfect close to everything you can imagine. 5 min Walk to Fells Point was nice and inviting area With cobblestone roads and brick sidewalks that reminds you of little villages in Italy. Park, tons of eateries, shops, bars, convenient store etc. Also about a 20 min walk to the Aquarium area where there's many things to do also sort of like the downtown area with lots of similar things as Fells Point but your average eateries. Rooms were in great condition clean nice views of the harbor. Just an overall great experience.

Made a quick stop on our DMV trip to Balitmore. We were 100% pleased with this Hilton property. This is hotel is in the perfect location. It is right on the harbor. The views from my room, were amazing. The pictures speaks for themselves. We booked a room with a balcony and a view of the harbor. Everything was within walking distance from the hotel. Now, parking in the area is real expensive. So we went ahead a valet parked. The valet guys, as well as thw front desk people, were extremely nice and friendly. They were very helpful. Now I will say, everything closes around 10 pm around here, except McDonald's and Taco Bell. And there are no vending machines nor no place to purchase drinks or snacks in the hotel after 10pm. But that's more of a negative on the city then the hotel. But overall, the views and the pure elegance of the hotel is worth it. I will definitely, stay here again next time I'm in Baltimore.

Great spot for a date night! There is a lot of construction going on but it didn't bother us or our view from the River view. The restaurant in the hotel was so convenient and delicious. The views were amazing.

We tried to book a room online with Hilton at a fixed nonrefundable rate. After hitting the "Book" button, we received a message saying "Sorry, this didn't work," and telling us to call Hilton. We did. Unfortunately, they were unwilling to honor the online rate and instead hiked it, resulting in a charge that was over $100 higher than the rate that we thought we had locked in online. Next time, we will book through a third party service rather than directly wth Hilton.

Took a quick weekend trip to "just getaway" and celebrate my husband and my birthdays. We were 100% pleased with this hotel decision and always have loved the boutique style of hotel the Canopy offers. As Hilton Diamond members, we booked on points and this hotel (and the room specifically) was one of the better points offerings I've seen in a while. We stayed in a king bed balcony room with harbor view and the room was chic, clean and had a great view of the harbor. The hotel was in walking distance of many, many great restaurants and parking was really convenient. Also has a great lobby, restaurant/bar, and all the things! Staff was super nice as well. We will definitely be back to visit and stay here.

Wanted to honestly love this hotel. Stayed for a night for a business trip. Completely understand staffing issues but, the lack of leadership and management will be the demise of this lovely hotel. We were checked in an were upgraded to a side view of the bay/harbor. Left out after a quick work meeting via zoom. Came back and "Valet" was closed. So that was a little weird...understandable I guess, staffing issues? We got in a little late so husband had to park our own car across the street. 7:58 am was awaken by a "constant" jackhammer like sound from an very "close" but unknown area. Tried to work through the constant noise, and even through breakfast via in room dining. Management comped us our stay. Sadly, we had pre-booked another night the following week and requested to have that night cancelled. We couldn't "afford" an incident like that from happening again. Hopefully, things will get sorted out and perhaps that we could possibly give Canopy another try. We really like the location and the proximity of everything. We'd rather pay for a good stay instead of ever being comped for a horrible one again.

Actually I think it will be one of favorite place! Place is just near by sea! View and ambiance perfect! We took a few things; -Lobster Po'Boy Sweet Potato Roll ($26) -Carrot and Ginger Soup ($12) -Roasted Beets and Watercress ($14) All was yummy! I wasn't feel good for my stomach this is why I have chosen soup! It was the best choice I think! Now I will go often for that soup! Perfect!

I wish I could rate this hotel higher because I love the Canopy brand. The Canopy in Bethesda, MD is one of my favorite hotels in the DC metro area. I think many of the issues at this hotel currently are due to COVID. There is a major staff shortage. The staff I encountered were all very nice and doing there best, but it was obvious they were overwhelmed (plus it was a Friday night). The lobby is very loud due to the restaurant in the hotel (Cindy Lou's Fish House). Not my scene, I prefer a hotel to be quiet and relaxed with a spa like vibe. That was fine though because I went right up to my room and it was quiet on the 9th floor. On my floor, the trash area by the ice and water was overflowing with trash (mostly bags of takeout food). I paid about $45 extra for a room with a balcony. The balcony area clearly said "no smoking", but guests obviously don't follow this rule because there were cigarette butts all over the living rooftop. That was sad and kind of gross and a turn off that made me not want to spend time on the balcony. There was a serious lack of amenities in the room for almost $400/night. Not a pen or a single piece of paper. Two measly creamers for the nespresso machine. No hotel guide, no room service menu, nothing even stating the check out time or amenities offered by the facility. The website stated that they had room service, but there was no room service menu in the room. I called "Food and Drink" line from the phone. No answer. I called the "General Help" line from the phone. No answer. Then I called the hotel from my cell phone, thinking I could get someone from the front desk. No answer. This is just unacceptable from any hotel. I eventually gave up trying to reach anyone, got dressed, and went downstairs back to the club-like atmosphere. There was no one at the front desk. This was 8:30pm on a Friday. So I just went to the restaurant, ordered takeout, and brought it up to my room myself. At a 4 star hotel! It's a beautiful hotel in a great location and the rooms are new and nice, but they need staff desperately. You can't charge people that kind of money and then offer basically zero services. I hope they will hire more staff and get their act together because it could be a great place to stay in Baltimore. But for now, I'll spend about $150 more per night and go to The Four Seasons where the service is still impeccable.

We'd like to thank the hotel for giving us an upgrade to a room with balcony and habor view. The hotel is very nice and clean. We met David when we checked in and he is one of the most friendly and welcoming people we've met. He is denifitely an asset to Canopy as he made our stay better just by talking to us and made us feel welcomed. Highly recommend if you are looking to stay at Inner Harbour.

What an amazing stay we had! We drove in from DC to go to a concert (Patrice Rushen!) at the nearby Keystone Korner and decided to stay over. The moment we walked in, we knew we'd made the right choice. First of all, the location is absolutely stunning. It's right on the water and the view is amazing! Crystal and Cali at the front desk were incredibly warm and accommodating. Barry (head valet) made sure our parking situation was handled and was there to offer suggestions when we ventured out of the hotel. Great guy! Elise and Vida in the restaurant were amazing (as were the food and cocktails)! They provided fantastic and personable service that really made us feel both welcomed and appreciated. Seriously, everyone/everything was so fantastic that we decided to stay for an additional night! This will DEFINITELY be our home away from home whenever we are in Baltimore!

Beautiful location and views! But that's about it... Booked a king suite with Romance package for our anniversary. I was so excited as it was the first time getting away overnight by ourselves. Unfortunately all my expectations of this place was completely shattered as none of the Romance package was delivered, the room amenities were incomplete, and there was a USED Nespresso coffee pod on the tray with other new pods. This just wasn't acceptable for the price tag, and the special occasion we were celebrating :( The staff invited us back to the hotel to give them a second try, so we did. How do I even begin to express my disappointment yet again. We arrived at 4:30 (check in time is 3pm), only to have told that the room wasn't ready and it would be 10min. Almost 45 minutes later (as I was contemplating going home) we got our keys and went up to the room just to find the floors not cleaned (dust and visible particles everywhere), once again incomplete amenities, and disconnected phone lines. We had mentioned to them that we would be bringing our child this time, nevertheless there were not enough towels for all of us and proper sofa bed items were not provided. All this, for inviting us back to try to redeem themselves, just solidified the level of incompetence on the part of management. The lack of attention, commitment to their customers, and compassion touches just a few of their faults. I sure hope that we were just a one-off bad case.

The hotel is beautifully designed. We booked a harbor view room and the view from our suite was spectacular. The hotel amenities are what earn this rating. Hotels are supposed to be opulent and focus on guest service. I found the staff short and unaccommodating. The hotel was out of coffee and had no reservations for guests at the hotel restaurant. This is a "cute" hotel but your money would be better spent if you pay a little extra and stay somewhere else.

This is one of the best hotels I have stayed in for quite a while, and I'm an avid traveler. We arrived early, and Melissa ensured we were accommodated even though no rooms were available. My husband had special requests, and the patience and service we have received thus far have been top-notch. Thank you, Melissa; individuals like you make people want to return when we are visiting.

I have had a Hilton Honors membership for several years and have never been so disappointed with a property. It's difficult to find and no one answers the phone. I was on hold for over 10 minutes and I just needed directions. Our GPS did not recognize the address. Both my husband and I commented that the property was decorated like a prison or maybe a bad dorm. The valet employee acted like we were bothering him (to park at $49/night!). We had planned to stay two nights but left after one. The view from our room was hideous (construction site) but it was clean and then bed was comfortable. Definitely not worth the price.

This is a newer clean and modern Hilton hotel by the Harbor and Fell's Point. Melissa at the front desk was so welcoming and pleasant. Nice restaurant (we just had drinks) with windows facing the harbor. Rooms were designed well and very comfortable. Not all views are scenic as some look out to other buildings but that is to be expected in a city hotel. Very nice lobby which also was a nice place to relax, with fireplace, pool table, water etc. Only downside is parking is expensive for valet and nearby garages, and didn't like the coffee. But would definitely stay here again!

Very nice and modern place to stay. There were a couple of hiccups with my reservation when I checked in however the staff at the front desk was amazing in rectifying the situation. The hotel is very clean and the view was great in spite of the construction going in next door. I do think it would be a nice touch if the hotel was able to validate parking for the hotel guests vs. having the hotel guest pay additional to park in the shared garage. This is a very busy hotel. There are a lot of local food choices in the vicinity which was a plus. Night life area was a little non existent.

Visited this location Juneteenth weekend. Love the location and the hotel was beautiful. Great location and KUDOS to the awesome staff. SHANNON EDWARDS you are a QUEEN ! The lobby is beautiful, great vibe, very inviting and comfortable. It appears Hilton has a new look! But it is getting away from some traditional things that still are a necessity in my opinion. If you are family with small children a mid-size refrigerator is a necessity. This location no longer provides a mini microwave or fridge. You are given a hidden cooler. It does not allow enough space to fit water or additional beverages a family or guest may need. A mini microwave is still needed especially if you have children that need food heated or you have a late snack you want to warm up. I wasn't comfortable with the farm door for the bathroom. It did not provide adequate privacy. And the vanity/sink area was tightttttt but the room was still attractive and comfortable. Also, I don't think the chic Canopy is made for kids! So be careful with this selection families... Hotels are not being straight forward with guest about accommodations. Canopy shows views of the harbor and at the moment construction is underway. That should be told during your reservation process. If you select a room you are not anticipating looking at construction. If that is the case a discount should be given. People are not paying for expensive rooms to open the curtains and see construction. Just a thought. Parking rates are insane, Hilton can give guests at least a 10% discount for parking for being their guest. I will return its worth the visit. With the Harbor and Fells Point you are bound to enjoy your stay. THUMBS up Hilton. Going to try your DC location next.

Opened in October 2020 this very chic high tech hotel is changing the look of things to come in the hospitality industry. Plenty of open areas, decks, balconies and room to just spread out. Lighting system in rooms and suites that allow you to control everything without moving much more then a finger. Currently very conscious of current need to be socially distanced and sanitized. Great staff, great exercise room and equipment. Located right on the river across from the harbor with awesome views.

Chris A at the front desk this morning was phenomenal. We had a few issues. But he took care of us. Will definitely be coming back for another weekend getaway.

We were looking for a dinner place along the harbor on a Friday night without a reservation. When we walked in asking for a table for 8, the staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. Though it was a busy night for the restaurant, the manager Andrew was quick to action and was able to sort us a table by the water! As soon as we sat down, our waitress Bee (Bianca) and Jimmy came through with a hospitable and positive energy and got us some cornbread and sour dough to start with right away. It was really comforting after feeling quite defeated from not being able to secure a dinner table from at least 10 other places. The food was delicious and in generous portions. All in all, it ended up being a memorable evening, thanks to all the amazing staff.