Hotel Indigo Baltimore joins Historic Hotels of America

Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown has been inducted into Historic Hotels of America—the official program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. This prestigious recognition celebrates the finest historic hotels in the United States. Managed by Remington Hospitality, Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown joins more than 300 esteemed properties nationwide honored by Historic Hotels of America® for their exceptional commitment to preserving historic integrity, architecture and ambiance.

“Historic Hotels of America is delighted to induct Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown, a modern boutique hotel built in 1907,” Lawrence Horwitz, executive vice president of Historic Hotels of America and Historic Hotels Worldwide, said in a statement. “We commend Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown, MVH Baltimore Hotel and the leadership team for their careful historic preservation work, stewardship and vision that will allow future generations of travelers to experience this unique historic destination.”

To be selected for membership in Historic Hotels of America, a hotel must be at least 50 years old; has been designated by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior as a National Historic Landmark or listed in or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places; and recognized as having historic significance.

Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown has stood among notable landmarks like The Baltimore Basilica and the First Enoch Pratt Free Library. Originally serving the youth and young adults of Baltimore, the building later became a dormitory for Baltimore International College, specializing in culinary and hospitality management. After a renovation in 2014, the building reopened a year later as the Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown. The renovations celebrate the building’s academic past, with a literary theme that shines through in its Poet's Modern Cocktails and Eats restaurant.

“It is a privilege to share the rich history of our hotel with guests from around the world,” said General Manager Eric Reyes. “This recognition not only honors our commitment to preserving the past but also enhances the unique and memorable experience we offer to every visitor. We look forward to continuing to celebrate the stories and heritage that make Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown truly special.”