The William Fell Baltimore, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

We truly enjoyed our stay.

Staff was informative, professional, and friendly. The building and rooms were charming and comfortable, but the windows did allow in a considerable amount of street noise. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance, and short Uber ride from most sites of interest.

In the heart of Fells Point with easy access to show and restaurants however on a Saturday evening expect street noise until 1 am

Room very nice however heat was cranked up and we could not get it cooler, room was like a sauna. Staff brushed it off. Great location

Hotel is a historic building in a vibrant neighborhood with lots to offer shopping, dining, and entertainment. Staff was very friendly and courteous, went extra mile with the Army Navy gift bags.

Perfect location, warm and welcoming staff for our entire stay. Room was clean and comfortable.

Comfortable mattress, lovely terrace/balcony. Amazing location - very walkable to many shops and bars/restaurants. Old building so there was a bit of an issue with heat and water temp (super old system, so likely had to do with the boiler and being able to regulate the temperatures. Krystal was lovely, she brought up 2 fans to help cool the room and recommended we turn off the HVAC all together which definitely helped. Housekeeping was lack luster but not a huge dealbreaker. I do wish they had offered to help get our luggage to the car (handicapped entrance was the only way to use the bell hop carts and it wasn’t the easiest to maneuver - and it popped you out to a side street). We parked off site at a close garage since valet was the only option at a whopping $75 A NIGHT! Total for the garage for 4 days was a little over $100. All in all we enjoyed the hotel and would stay again.

Front desk staff was courteous. Valet staff were helpful and courteous. Tim the bartender in the basement bar was wonderful. The bar stools need to be replaced and the brass footrest needs to be polished and fixed to meet Hilton standards.

We had stayed in this hotel, then called The Admiral Fell, many years ago. In its new incarnation as a Hilton, the hotel remains a terrific choice for a Baltimore trip. Fells Point (its location) has many restaurants, cafes, and little shops, and is very near by car from the Inner Harbor and museums. The staff at the hotel was lovely and efficient and the room was spotless and comfortable.