About Sleep Inn & Suites Downtown Inner Harbor

Sleep Inn & Suites Downtown Inner Harbor was a former hotel located at 301 Fallsway in Baltimore, Maryland. This website provides historical and informational content about the property, its location, its former hotel services, and the role it played in Baltimore’s downtown hospitality landscape.

The building has a history dating back to 1920 and was later adapted for hotel use. Following redevelopment around 2010, the property began operating as Sleep Inn & Suites Downtown Inner Harbor in the early 2010s.

The Former Hotel

During its years of operation, the hotel provided accommodation for leisure travelers, business visitors, medical visitors, and people staying in Baltimore for extended periods.

Historical amenities included complimentary breakfast, wireless internet access, a fitness center, business facilities, and guest laundry services. The hotel’s Fallsway location also provided access to downtown Baltimore, the Inner Harbor, hospitals, businesses, and public transportation.

The property became recognizable for combining modern hotel accommodation with architectural elements of an older Baltimore building.

Our Purpose

The purpose of this website is to preserve accurate information about Sleep Inn & Suites Downtown Inner Harbor while making a clear distinction between its former hotel operation and the present use of the property.

Information about rooms, amenities, breakfast, transportation, and other hotel services should therefore be understood in a historical context. This website does not represent the property as an active Sleep Inn hotel and does not offer hotel reservations.

The Property Today

The building at 301 Fallsway is no longer operating as Sleep Inn & Suites Downtown Inner Harbor.

Baltimore City acquired the property as part of an initiative related to housing and homelessness services. The former hotel has subsequently been associated with emergency shelter operations and plans for permanent supportive housing.

The transition represents another chapter in the history of the building. What was once a downtown commercial hotel is now connected to Baltimore’s efforts to address housing needs and provide supportive services within the community.