Biltmore Suites Hotel |
Courtyard by Marriott Baltimore Downtown/inner Harbor | |
| Address |
205 West Madison Street Baltimore |
1000 Aliceanna Street Baltimore |
| Phone | 410-728-6550 | 443-923-4000 |
| Class | 3 star | 3 star |
| Price | From $89.00 to $129.00 | From $169.00 to $229.00 |
| Floors | floors | 10 floors |
| Rooms | 26 rooms | 195 rooms |
| Amenities |
Family Rooms Fitness center Swimming pool Wheelchair accessible Restaurant Meeting rooms Non-smoking rooms Data port Dry cleaning/laundry First Class Hotel Smoke Free |
The Biltmore Suites Hotel is a truly unique property in the historic Mount Vernon district of downtown Baltimore, located 10 blocks from the Inner Harbor and Camden Yards. A 19th Century Victorian hotel, built in 1880, it is a 25-room hotel with modern amenities but with the look and feel of the Victorian era. When you are looking for truly unique accommodations for yourself, clients or business associates, please remember the Biltmore Suites. 25.00USD Early Departure Fee per cancelled night.
The Baltimore Courtyard by Marriott is hospitality on the harbor. Nestled in the Harbor East neighborhood, one block from the scenic waterfront and an easy stroll to the National Aquarium, Fells Point, Little Italy and Inner Harbor attractions. This sophisticated Baltimore MD hotel has 10 floors of Inner Harbor accommodations offering spacious rooms equipped with amenities to suit both work and play. Business travelers can enjoy complimentary wireless internet and printing services, as well as hotel accommodations near Johns Hopkins Hospital, and within walking distance to the Baltimore Convention Center, and many major corporate offices. Visitors can enjoy an easy walk to Inner Harbor shopping, Orioles Park at Camden Yard, M&T Bank Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens, and many great restaurants in the quaint Little Italy and Fells Point neighborhoods. Our location as a Marriott hotel in Baltimore Inner Harbor, near the Port of Baltimore, makes us ideal choice for cruise passengers leaving from Baltimore.
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