Best Hotels near University of Baltimore

Culture lovers will feel right at home at the Hotel Revival, which sits in Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood and flaunts a collection of art curated from a local program. Once a private mansion, the hotel showcases Baltimore's storied culture throughout its common areas and guest rooms. After walking or driving past the parks, galleries and churches that dot the surrounding area, travelers will step into the hotel's lobby, which displays a massive mural commemorating the area's history. Each of Hotel Revival's uniquely decorated accommodations comes equipped with free Wi-Fi access, a minifridge, a 49-inch smart TV and Jonathan Adler bath products. On-site amenities include valet parking (for a fee), a 24-hour fitness center, two restaurants and a karaoke bar. And when you're ready to explore the city, the concierge can point you in the right direction. One drawback: Despite not having a pool, a spa or a business center, this property charges a $12.95 nightly amenity fee on top of room rates, which some recent guests said already felt expensive. However, other past visitors said that they had a unique and outstanding time at this hotel, which is about a mile north of Baltimore's Inner Harbor.   

The Lord Baltimore Hotel is a historic, urban Baltimore hotel established in 1928 and located a few blocks back from the Inner Harbor and Oriole Park at Camden Yards. While the brick exterior, revolving entry doors and ornate lobby retain historic charm - one recent guest said: “The Old World charm is part of the attraction… Feels almost like traveling in Europe right here in USA.” – the 440 guest rooms are contemporary with white and grey furnishings. Four room categories are spread throughout the 23-foor property – each has a minifridge, coffee maker, original artwork as well as complimentary bottled water and Wi-Fi. Recent guests describe rooms as larger than most with particularly comfortable beds and linens. There are four dining outlets: the LB Bakery serving pastries, salads and sandwiches; the LB Tavern offering cocktails and pub fare; the popular 19th floor LB SkyBar, with finger foods, cocktails and city views; and French Kitchen, which hosts weekend breakfast.  The hotel has a 24-hour fitness center, business center with touch screen computers and a gift shop. Parking is available for an additional fee.

Conveniently nestled in downtown Baltimore, the Radisson Hotel Baltimore Downtown-Inner Harbor offers guests charming accommodations that come standard with work desks, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi access. Hungry visitors are invited to drop by the Balto Tavern & Tap to enjoy tantalizing American favorites for breakfast and dinner. Other on-site amenities include a rooftop pool (open seasonally), a fitness center and a 24-hour business center. Recent guests warn that only valet parking is available (for an additional fee), while similarly priced self-parking facilities are available across the street. This Radisson hotel is just a half-mile from the Inner Harbor, a 10-minute drive from Baltimore Pennsylvania Station and not far from attractions like the National Aquarium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Also, keep in mind that Radisson Rewards members can accrue or redeem points by choosing to stay here.