We stayed in room #7 which was on the ground floor - we arrived early so nobody answered the doorbell, but diners sitting outside told us to go to Koopers because the same people owned both establishments. Sure enough, we let the hostess know that we needed to check in and stayed for lunch - a few minutes later someone... More

Celie's is one of those hidden gems that can make an in the city overnight stay truly memorable!While some folks may find the gated entrance a bit awkward, we felt as if we had a key into our own private getaway. The parking in Fells Point can be tough BUT the Inn has done a great job in getting a... More

The place is in the old harbour area. Which is nice, however it is quite far from all attractions and the way to the city center is not really something I would do alone at night. However you will find some bars and restaurants close by. There is a nice atmosphere there. The bandb itself is okay. For me it... More

In vibrant Fells Point area of Baltimore. Historic charm with courtyards and rooftop terrace when the weather permits. Access to great dining options. Quiet rooms with spa tubs and refrigerator. Ok continental breakfast.

I stayed here when meeting friends in Fells Point. The sign for the entrance is very small and easy to miss and parking can be difficult. The inn itself however, is lovely. The rooms are nicely decorated and the bed is comfortable. The breakfast in the morning was in a small but charming room. I was there by myself and... More

This was our second stay at Celie's, and it was every bit as good as the first. Our group of six booked three of the rooms for one night as we attended an event in Fells Point. The staff was extremely accommodating in providing our parking passes and storing our luggage on our early morning arrival, well before the rooms... More

We always stay here when in Baltimore. Beautiful, clean room with a great view and comfy bed. The view from the roof is unbelievable. Nice people, great location. We would recommend to anyone who is visiting Inner Harbor.

It started with trying to find the entrance in the dark. Not well lit, passed it by several times. Street people on the hustle, trying to direct you to a parking spot for a fast buck. We arrived after 4PM which means you're on your own. You punch in the code (BTW, the homeless man who perches on the nearby... More

We go to Baltimore every year for the Yankees/Orioles weekend. Last year, we had to cancel at the last minute because of Hurricane Irene. Celie's did not enforce their normal cancellation policy as long as you completed your stay within a year. They let us slide by over a week on that, so that was the first positive experience. The... More