Abacrombie
Fine Food and Accommodations

In the heart of Baltimore's Cultural Center, indulge yourself at the Abacrombie Fine Food and Accommodations, a beautifully decorated 19th-century building once the home of Colonel Biddle (Union Army), that today rates Three Stars from Mobil travel guide.

Abacrombie features 12 elegant rooms designed with the discriminating guest in mind. Beautifully decorated to create a distinctive mood, each accommodation has a private bath, plus in a major concession to the twentieth century, each well-appointed room has its own temperature control, a private telephone, clock radio, television, VCR and video library. Guests are welcome to relax in the parlor on the first floor and downstairs in the restaurant.

A large, Dutch-style continental breakfast is waiting for you each morning, featuring traditional favorites and delightfully new treats. Dozens of other restaurants are available within easy, walking distance, but you most certainly do not want to miss Abacrombie's fine dining restaurant. The restaurant and lounge on the premises offers exquisite regional American cuisine for those with discriminating taste and a robust appetite.

Heartfelt hospitality and magical ambiance make Abacrombie Fine Food and Accommodations the place in Baltimore to be.

Best of all, Abacrombie is nestled right in the heart of Baltimore's Cultural Center. Enjoy the many attractions in Baltimore, from its famous crab cakes, to great sports and fine arts. Across the street from the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall (home of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra), Abacrombie is within two blocks of the Lyric Opera, Antique Row and the subway.

The light rail streetcar is a mere block away and Penn Station Amtrack is five blocks away, making any destination possible.