Accommodation and Hostels in Baltimore
| This guide uses the following price ranges for a standard double room:
|
| Budget |
Under $100
|
| Mid-range |
$100-$200
|
| Splurge |
$200 and up
|
The vast majority of visitors stay in the Inner Harbor, right by the main attractions. Few cities have such a well-defined tourist district, and it is therefore no surprise that nearly all the major hotels in the city are located there.
Business travelers can certainly stay in the Inner Harbor and remain close to the central business district, and this way get better views from their rooms. But the most convenient business hotels, chain hotels all, are located Downtown. Bear in mind that Downtown is not a very good location if you are looking for nightlife?you would always wind up going somewhere else, and the empty streets in the business district can be creepy after dark.
Now if you prefer to stay in a quieter area, with more local character, and better dining and nightlife options, you should look to Fells Point as the natural option, but even further off the beaten path you can find lovely bed and breakfasts and other small hotels in Federal Hill, Midtown, or Canton. The Midtown hotels particularly benefit from good public transportation (a rarity in the city) to Downtown and the Inner Harbor.
The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Baltimore
