You'll have no trouble attracting prospective clients to our Inner Harbor Center offices in Baltimore. The building is handy for Thurgood Marshall Airport and has excellent rail links to Washington, New York and Boston, while the building itself overlooks the city's harbor front with its famous Civil War era warships. There's a business lounge, coffee bar, state-of-the-art video conferencing facilities and parking on site, while there's plenty of scope for unwinding in the harbor's many seafood restaurants.
Reserve a hot desk in a shared, collaborative workspace on the 8th floor at 400 East Pratt Street, in the heart of downtown Baltimore. Desks sit in bright areas with natural light and high-speed internet so you can settle in and start working straight away. The building overlooks the Inner Harbor and places you steps from the Baltimore Convention Center, with the MTA Light RailLink and Camden Station commuter rail close by. A business lounge and coffee bar are on hand when you need a break.
Hot desks come with natural light and high-speed internet in a shared coworking area on the 8th floor at 400 East Pratt Street.
It is in downtown Baltimore at 400 East Pratt Street, overlooking the Inner Harbor waterfront promenade.
The MTA Light RailLink Convention Center stop and Camden Station commuter rail are nearby, with Charles Center light rail a short walk away.
Yes, a business lounge, coffee and barista bar and common areas are available to hot desk users.
Yes, it is steps from the Baltimore Convention Center, a central hub for major conferences and events.
Inner Harbor Center sits on the 8th floor at 400 East Pratt Street, overlooking the downtown waterfront promenade.
Camden Station commuter rail and the MTA Light RailLink Convention Center stop are within easy reach.
A business lounge, coffee and barista bar and on-site restaurant support your working day.
Inner Harbor Center is well connected in downtown Baltimore. Charles Center light rail station is roughly an 850 meter walk, the Shot Tower and Market Place train station is about 660 meters away, and Camden Station commuter rail is just over a kilometer from the building. Public parking and the Otterbein bus stop are also within walking distance, and the Baltimore Convention Center, National Aquarium and Maryland Science Center are all close by.