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Baltimore hotels are dominated by the big brands (Marriott, InterContinental, Hyatt), much of them clustered around the Inner Harbor. Boutique hotels like the Inn at Henderson's Wharf are found in Baltimore's historic Fells Point neighborhood east. Annapolis, the state capital, has been putting up travelers for centuries in its collection of historic inns like the Governor Calvert House, while scattered Eastern Shore towns are B&B country. The historic Inn at Perry Cabin, an estate-like grande dame fronting the yacht-dotted Miles River, is the standard-bearer.
Hotels in Baltimore and Annapolis often offer substantially lower rates in the off-season, typically mid-November through February; some Eastern Shore B&Bs close down entirely during the late fall and winter.
In a city defined by its maritime heritage, it may come as a surprise that the Marriott is Annapolis's only waterfront hotel. Despite the big-name brand, the...more
Not to be confused with the Marriott Inner Harbor at Camden Yards located near the baseball stadium, the Marriott Waterfront towers 31 stories over the Inner...more
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Standing literally in the shadow of the State House, this historic 51-room inn attracts a mix of politicians, lobbyists, journalists, vacationers, and parents...more
There's no better Baltimore location than this landmark 15-story hotel on the northwest side of the Inner Harbor. Just a few minutes' walk or a short water taxi...more
see the Baltimore guideThe national brands have staked out the Inner Harbor, but the greatest hotel value and experience may very well be this boutique property in the center of Fells...more
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The quarter-mile brick driveway shaded by century-old linden trees conveys a subtle message: You have arrived at someplace special. It would be completely out...more
The eight-story brick-faced InterContinental looks positively demure next to the gleaming hotel behemoths towering over the rest of the Inner Harbor area. But...more
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While nearby St. Michaels gets the crowds, this is the place for a good old B&B getaway on the Eastern Shore. The 14-room inn, which dates to 1710 and was...more
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