hotelHotel Impossible · Season 3, Episode 1 · Aired August 12, 2013
Abacrombie Inn
Baltimore, Maryland
It is still up and running.
What happened after
12-room bed and breakfast; aggregator listing (BnBNetwork) directly fetched, confirms name/address/amenities though doesn't explicitly state real-time availability.
What happened on the show
The episode's blunt title, Crack Vials and Denials, told you most of what Melchiorri was walking into: a 12-room Baltimore bed and breakfast fighting its surroundings as much as its own operation, with ownership reluctant to face the full picture. The Abacrombie sat at 58 West Biddle Street near the city's cultural district, a small historic B&B whose viability depended on convincing travelers to book a room in a neighborhood they might hesitate over. Anthony's read on a property battling perception was that denial is the real enemy, so he pushed the owners to confront the issues honestly, from the guest experience to the way the inn presented its location. His guidance aimed to give a small B&B a clear identity and a clean, confident stay that could overcome a rough reputation, because a property this size cannot afford a single reason for a guest to book elsewhere.
After the cameras left
The Abacrombie appears to still be operating as a small Baltimore B&B. As of our 2026 check the 12-room inn at 58 West Biddle Street turns up on a bed-and-breakfast network listing that confirms its name, address and amenities, alongside other reservation-directory entries, though none states real-time availability outright. With no hotel-owned official site located, we log the status as confirmed operating with medium confidence on directory sourcing. Last confirmed present in listings during our 2026 pass, near the cultural district it has long served.
Sources
Confidence: medium. Last checked 2026-07-19.
What is there now
Street imagery via Google Maps. Location approximate.