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Downtown Baltimore Hotel Guide

Baltimore, Maryland, was once one of the most important port cities in the United States, and its maritime tradition can be seen all around the city. The old port has had a face lift in recent years and has transformed into a modern, cosmopolitan gem. Book a stay in one of the top hotels in Downtown Baltimore and let yourself be beguiled by Charm City.

Downtown Baltimore

While the Inner Harbor area draws the crowds, the downtown area represents the "real" Baltimore. Lexington Market is an institution in the city and has been running for over 200 years. You can easily spend several hours here, browsing stalls selling all sorts of local produce, meat, and freshly caught fish. The city hall is a splendid building with some great exhibits inside that showcase local art and history. Baltimore is famous as the hometown of "The Star-Spangled Banner," and the nearby Flag House is a great place to brush up on a little history.

If you're staying in a hotel near Downtown Baltimore, you'll also be close to the jewel in the city's crown, the Inner Harbor. This area has been rejuvenated into a hub of activity and has a huge variety of shops, bars, and restaurants. You can also tour several old ships, including the USS Constellation, one of the last sail-driven warships ever built. Be sure not to miss the incredible National Aquarium, one of the biggest and best anywhere in the world. The aquarium can get busy, but most Downtown Baltimore hotels will be able to help you book your tickets in advance.

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Recent Downtown Baltimore hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Sonesta Hotel Baltimore Inner Harbor

5 out of 5

Posted 6 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The room was nice. The photos online are definitely edited as every picture is online. The room was dingy and dark. Noticed a couple stains on the bed skirt and dust/pet hair in the chairs. Bathroom was nice. Overall it was nice. Only stayed one night and it was manageable."

A verified traveler stayed at Sonesta Hotel Baltimore Inner Harbor

Candlewood Suites Baltimore - Inner Harbor by IHG

2 out of 5

Posted 14 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The good: staff friendly, nice having a full fridge, bed was reasonably comfortable. Wifi has no issues. The bad: -Room was dusty and not very clean. The bathroom trash was not emptied before my visit and there was actual sanitary product waste in there. -The room was incredibly small, it felt like a dorm, the tv was at an angle where I had to move around the furniture to see it from the bed, which is the only place to sit except the dilapidated office chair. It was impossible to watch TV while having a meal. I get it's not the Four Seasons, but the layout had zero concern for guest comfort. -The tv service is outdated, for even a 3 star hotel, a smart tv with access to Netflix, etc is prety standard. Luckily I had my laptop for entertainment. -The window literally opened to a brick wall. Again, not expecting much for about 100 a night, but this was laughable. -(minor)the "lending locker"was a joke and entirely empty. --(minor)i had to ask for a key to the pantry area from the front desk, rather than have my room key work."

A verified traveler stayed at Candlewood Suites Baltimore - Inner Harbor by IHG