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Getting There
Flying into Baltimore are easy with more than 600 domestic flights landing daily at Baltimore/Washington International. A light rail line delivers families from the airport to the city center, where a car is never needed to explore Baltimore's most popular tourist areas, mainly the Inner Harbor, Federal Hill, Fell's Point and Camden Yards.
Getting Around
Baltimore is easy to maneuver on foot, but the Charm City Circulator is a convenient bus service passing through the city's various neighborhoods. Water taxis are a fantastic and fun way to move about the Inner Harbor, Federal Hill and Fell's Point, with inexpensive daylong passes. The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) provides day passes for only $3.50 that covers all buses, light rail and metro subway connections. The MARC Train can also connect you to Washington, D.C. for just $7 one way during the week.
All about the Extras
A fitness center is located on the basement level.
All rooms receive complimentary high-speed Internet access.
The hotel also has a snack store that sells frozen meals that can be cooked in the in-room microwaves.
Cribs, rollaway beds, and high chairs are available.
The Art of Smart Timing
With the water being such an integral part of Baltimore, the best time to visit is during the spring through fall months, when temperatures are warm enough to enjoy the sea breezes along the Inner Harbor and play on the water. However, hotel prices are higher in these warm-weather months and the best deals can be found if you're interested in braving winter's cold.
Camden Yards is a big draw to out-of-towners from New York and Boston who take advantage of cheap airfare and come into town to watch their baseball teams take on the Baltimore Orioles. During these weekends, hotels sell out and prices increase.
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