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Welcome to LodgingGuide's hospitality industry listings for the Baltimore area.

Baltimore's Inland Harbor is further inland than any other Atlantic port, which has made it the choice of shippers since 1600. The old neighborhoods built around the harbor are within walking distance of each other, and most have been historically preserved. It is this old section, in fact, that is the center of Baltimore's urban renaissance. The Baltimore open-air seafood markets are as enjoyable to explore and sample as is the world famous Chesapeake Bay cuisine they support, selected daily and served at its freshest by Baltimore's restaurants. For additional nearby accommodations, you may also wish to have a look at Hagerstown LodgingGuide and Washington, D.C. LodgingGuide.

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Lodging by Location:

·	Inner Harbor		·	Downtown Baltimore
		Baltimore's largest hotels are near the diverse shops, eateries and attractions of the renowned and energetic Inner Harbor.			Central Baltimore lodging outside the Inner Harbor vicinity, including the charming Mount Vernon neighborhood.
·	Greater Baltimore		·	Annapolis
		Lodging throughout the Baltimore metropolitan area, in cities such as Aberdeen, Columbia, Towson and others.			Lodging options in the state capital, located about 25 miles southeast of Baltimore, home of the U.S. Naval Academy.
·	Baltimore Airport		·	Washington, D.C. Metro
		Lodging near the Baltimore - Washington International Airport (BWI), located 9 miles south of downtown.			Lodging options in the nearby Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
·	Hagerstown Metro
		Lodging options west of Baltimore, in the Greater Hagerstown area.

Area Facts: Baltimore is Maryland's largest city. The "Star Spangled Banner" was written during the War of 1812 by Francis Scott Key on a ship in the Patapso River while he observed the British ships bombard Baltimore's Fort McHenry. The local area code for Baltimore is 410.

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