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Hotel Room Information

Guest Rooms (Standard): The 486 guest rooms are spacious and tastefully appointed for the utmost comfort. Features include a remote control television with cable and pay-per-view movies, mini-bar, telephone with voice mail, AM/FM alarm clock, individual climate control, full bath amenities, hairdryer, iron and ironing board in every room. Accommodations include: - * 178 king-sized beds - * 284 double-double beds - * 369 no smoking rooms - * 94 Gold Passport rooms

Suites (Suite): There are a total of 25 suites located throughout the hotel.

Presidential Suite (Suite): This suite is located on the 14th floor with a panoramic view of the harbor. The parlor can accommodate 50 (flow) for hospitality and has a wet bar, grand piano and half bath. The master bedroom has a king bed with a large master bath and a connecting double-double room.

VIP Suites (Suite): There are six VIP Suites; 2 with harbor views and 4 with city views. The parlors range in size from 470 to 651 sq. ft. and can accommodate up to 35 people for hospitality. The parlor has a full bath, wet bar, dining table and chairs.

Junior Suites (Suite): There are 18 Junior Suites. The harbor view parlor is 253 sq. ft. and can accommodate 10 people for hospitality. The city view parlor is 403 sq. ft. and can accommodate 15 people for hospitality. The parlors have a murphy bed, full bath and connect to queen and/or double-double rooms.

Regency Club (Other): There are 52 exclusive Regency Club rooms available the Hyatt Regency Baltimore.

Local Restaurants, Bars & Nightclubs

Pisces: From our fresh raw bar to the cutting edge atmosphere, Pisces sets the standard for seafood in Baltimore. The rooftop location offers an unsurpassed view of the Inner Harbor and facilities for private dining. Pisces Lounge opens daily for Happy Hour 4PM-6PM and extends through the evening until 1:30AM Dinner nightly, Tuesday through Sunday, 6PM - 10:30PM.

Bistro 300 Restaurant: Located on the third level of the Hyatt Regency Baltimore. - Serving breakfast, lunch & dinner 7 days a week - Happy Hour Buffet, Mon - Fri, Hours - 6:30AM - 10:00PM - Lounge specialties are cigars, microbrews & martinis.

American Cuisine: Bistro 300 features traditional Baltimore fare with recipes inspired by old-time Baltimore cooking. A 100' by 15' mural depicting turn of the century Baltimore focal point of the restaurant. The decor incorporates an exciting lake that flows expressively along the length of the room.

Sunday Brunch: Pisces serves you the very best view of Baltimore! At Pisces, brunch begins with a complimentary glass of champagne, You'll be tempted by our raw bar complete with peel & eat shrimp, fresh shucked oysters and crab claws. Our extensive buffet selections will please you with smoked seafood, gourmet salads, fresh fruit, and imported and domestic cheeses. Along with that...a wide variety of bakeries, berries and of course, our sinfully rich desserts. As if that isn't enough, you'll be able to choose your favorite from a list of Pisces Brunch entrees. Brunch is served from 10AM until 2:30 PM each Sunday. Private dinning room available. Reservations are required. $29.95 per person, $14.95 ~ children 12 and under. Children under 3 ~ complimentary. Prices and hours are subject to change.

Area Attractions

B & O Railroad Museum: A museum which celebrates the nation's first railroad filled with locomotives and railroad cars. - 901 West Pratt Street; 237-2387.

Fort McHenry: Just three miles from the harbor sits the star-shaped fort that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the "Star Spangled Banner." East Fort Avenue; 962-4290.

Gallery: A six-story shopping and food mall located across from the Light Street Harborplace pavillion. Light Street.

Harborplace: Two glass pavillions lining the Inner Harbor. A brick promenade boundries the pavillions and the harbor. Everything from food to shopping is featured at Harborplace. Connected directly to the Hyatt Regency by a skywalk. Light & Pratt Streets.

Maryland Science Center: A unique display of hands-on exhibits, along with the IMAX 3-D theater and Davis Planetarium. A learning experience for all ages. 601 Light Street; 685-5225.

Museum of Industry: This museum is housed in a former cannery in South Baltimore on the way to Fort McHenry. The city's early canning, ship building, candy and steel industries are highlighted with artisans at work. 1415 Key Highway; 727-4804.

National Aquarium: The city's most celebrated tourist attraction. Inside visitors will see everything from an enormous dolphin pool to an Amazon rainforest and waterfall. Features 5,000 aquatic animals and a shark tank. Pier 3, Pratt Street; 576-3810.

Oriole Park at Camden Yards: The home of the Baltimore Orioles opened in 1992. The ballpark is state-of-the-art in its functions yet unique, old fashioned and intimate in its architectural design, blending into the urban context of downtown Baltimore. 333 West Camden Street; 685-9800.

Pier 6 Concert Pavillion: An outdoor concert pavillion located right on the Inner Harbor. This pavillion features famous name entertainment during the spring and summer months. Pier 6, Pratt Street.

World Trade Center: Observation deck on the 27th floor of Baltimore's World Trade Center gives visitors the opportunity to see not only the harbor, but the city and all it has to offer. 401 East Pratt Street.

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