Admiral Fell Inn

The William Fell, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, occupies a cluster of seven adjoining historic buildings in Baltimore's Fell's Point neighborhood, steps from Broadway Square and Pier along the north shore of the harbor. The property traces its roots to the 18th century, when the buildings served as a Christian boardinghouse, YMCA, and vinegar bottling factory before reopening as a hotel in 1985. Today, the restored 80-room boutique hotel blends maritime-inspired design with the district's cobblestone character. For private events, the hotel offers more than 4,000 square feet of meeting and event space across multiple venues — from the rooftop Admiral's Ballroom, with views of Fell's Point and Baltimore's skyline, to the Bond Street Pier, the neighborhood's sole waterfront outdoor venue. The Stone Room brings a different atmosphere entirely: original 18th-century stone walls create an intimate setting suited to cocktail hours and smaller gatherings. In-house catering is available across all spaces, and the on-site William Fell Tavern provides an additional option for private dining.