Hotel in Baltimore - Orioles game
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Hotel in Baltimore - Orioles game
Hi,
Would like to stay somewhere under 150. per night, one room around Baltimore that's fairly accessible to transportation to the waterfront and to an Orioles game.
Chains and not fancy are ok. Walk around area would be a bonus but not necessary.
We'll be flying in to Baltimore.
Would like to stay somewhere under 150. per night, one room around Baltimore that's fairly accessible to transportation to the waterfront and to an Orioles game.
Chains and not fancy are ok. Walk around area would be a bonus but not necessary.
We'll be flying in to Baltimore.
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If ticks are still avail. In May.
The hotel does not have to be in the Harbor area only assessable by public transportation or cabs.
I'm seeing a few hotels under 200. I'm just not familiar with their locations.
Thanks
The hotel does not have to be in the Harbor area only assessable by public transportation or cabs.
I'm seeing a few hotels under 200. I'm just not familiar with their locations.
Thanks
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If you're willing to go a little higher (about $200), check out the Brookshire suites. Good location a block or two back from the inner Harbor, walking distance to Camden yards and they include breakfast. I think parking is additional.
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http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...1&tid=35108383
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...1&tid=35101534
2 recent threads (including mine) on Baltimore. They may help you.
Are you looking for the final weekend in May? Red Sox series? If so, book now as they may fill up
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...1&tid=35101534
2 recent threads (including mine) on Baltimore. They may help you.
Are you looking for the final weekend in May? Red Sox series? If so, book now as they may fill up
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Got the Sox ticks. May 13 game, Lower Box, section 6 - not great but it'll due, for a late B-day for DH - very excited.
Anyone watching the Sox game tomorrow AM?
Now I need some el -cheapo flights from Prov/Boston.
Anyone watching the Sox game tomorrow AM?
Now I need some el -cheapo flights from Prov/Boston.
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Weekends at Inner Harbor hotels when Orioles are in town go up somewhat. Prices when Red Sox are in town go up a lot - and availability is tight. The least expensive one we found last year was Holiday Inn Inner Harbor - not your typical Holiday Inn - it was actually nice.
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We stayed at the Sleep Inn in Linthicum (near the Airport) when we went down to see the Sox vs. Orioles. It's right across the street from the light rail which will take you to Baltimore and to the airport. It was cheap, nice, and clean. The only downside was that its not in the Inner Harbor
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cybor, I am going to Baltimore in April for the W.Sox/Orioles set of games.
I got a good deal on Priceline bidding- ended up with the Lord Baltimore Radisson. It's about 5 blocks from Inner Harbor and 4 to Camden Yards.
It's (reading the reviews) consistently filled with baseball people/tourists. And it is about $139 to $169 or so on specials on their website. I got it for 5 days at $97 bid.
It has sleepnumber beds and sounds like the accessability will be fine.
I got a good deal on Priceline bidding- ended up with the Lord Baltimore Radisson. It's about 5 blocks from Inner Harbor and 4 to Camden Yards.
It's (reading the reviews) consistently filled with baseball people/tourists. And it is about $139 to $169 or so on specials on their website. I got it for 5 days at $97 bid.
It has sleepnumber beds and sounds like the accessability will be fine.
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Not much left so I snagged the days Inn Inner Harbor thru Expedia which was the cheapest 134. per night.
I notice a shuttle from the airport that 11 -15 pp. Is this the best (easiest, less time consuming and inexpensive) way to get there?
Anyone familiar with getting to Mt.Vernon from the Inner harbor.
As for eats - any suggestions.
Looking perhaps for 1 night splurge (max. 125. total 2 people) decent Italian.
Also looking for reasonable cheap non chain eats. Slice of pizza, salads, sandwiches, even a dog or 2, thai, etc.
Thanks ahead.
JJ5,
I'm guessing your not going down for the Sox
I notice a shuttle from the airport that 11 -15 pp. Is this the best (easiest, less time consuming and inexpensive) way to get there?
Anyone familiar with getting to Mt.Vernon from the Inner harbor.
As for eats - any suggestions.
Looking perhaps for 1 night splurge (max. 125. total 2 people) decent Italian.
Also looking for reasonable cheap non chain eats. Slice of pizza, salads, sandwiches, even a dog or 2, thai, etc.
Thanks ahead.
JJ5,
I'm guessing your not going down for the Sox
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I'm going down for my Sox, the White Sox.
cybor, I'm doing the same trip in April, and we are going to Mt. Vernon too. By public transit too, no car. It was one of the places we missed during the week in D.C. last year.
You might want to bring those threads up, because some of the answers to crab cakes and restaurants are on them.
I asked about the shuttle or cab from BWI and didn't get an answer on that one.
I do 2 or 3 baseball trips a year- and Baltimore was long overdue.
cybor, I'm doing the same trip in April, and we are going to Mt. Vernon too. By public transit too, no car. It was one of the places we missed during the week in D.C. last year.
You might want to bring those threads up, because some of the answers to crab cakes and restaurants are on them.
I asked about the shuttle or cab from BWI and didn't get an answer on that one.
I do 2 or 3 baseball trips a year- and Baltimore was long overdue.

