Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport: where to stay, areas and recommended hotels
Linthicum Heights (airport area)
Airport area · 2-3 miles from the terminal with a round-the-clock free airport shuttle at both properties; the Inner Harbor is another 20-25 minutes by car or the MTA Light Rail.
Best for: Anyone with a dawn flight or a short stopover who prefers a free shuttle to a taxi toward the harbor.
- Free airport shuttle included at both properties
- Lower prices than the harbor areas
- An area of highway interchanges, with little to do in the evening
- You need the shuttle, a car, or the Light Rail to reach the harbor
Recommended hotels in this area
- Wingate by Wyndham Baltimore BWI Airport: About 2 miles from the terminal with a round-the-clock free shuttle, breakfast included, and a MARC/Light Rail station nearby to reach downtown.
- Holiday Inn Express Baltimore - BWI Airport NE: A recently renovated property just minutes from the terminal, with a free airport shuttle and a buffet breakfast included.
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Inner Harbor and Harbor East
City centre · 20-25 minutes by car or taxi from the airport, or the MTA Light Rail in 25-30 minutes to Camden Yards.
Best for: Anyone who wants the aquarium, the harbor museums, and Camden Yards within walking distance, with the Light Rail close at hand for the airport.
- National aquarium, harbor museums, and Camden Yards within walking distance
- Direct Light Rail to the airport, a real alternative to a taxi
- Parking is almost always paid
- A very touristy area, with higher prices on game nights
Recommended hotels in this area
- Baltimore Marriott Waterfront: In Harbor East, a few steps from the aquarium and Fell's Point, with an indoor pool and harbor views from the upper floors.
- Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor: Directly connected to the Baltimore Convention Center, on the Inner Harbor, a few minutes' walk from Camden Yards.
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Fells Point
Neighbourhood · 20-25 minutes by car or taxi from the airport; no direct Light Rail, so you'll need a taxi or rideshare, or the harbor bus to the Inner Harbor.
Best for: Anyone who wants the historic waterfront neighborhood, with cobblestone streets and Baltimore's liveliest evening spots.
- A historic waterfront neighborhood, with cobblestone streets and its own marina
- Bars and restaurants open late, livelier than the Inner Harbor
- Narrow, cobblestone streets, awkward with heavy luggage
- Farther on foot from Camden Yards and the harbor museums
Recommended hotels in this area
- Pendry Baltimore: In the former 1914 Pier terminal on Thames Street, with a seasonal rooftop pool and a restaurant by chef Andrew Carmellini.
- The Inn at Henderson's Wharf, an Ascend Collection Hotel: A former tobacco warehouse with a private marina, in a quiet corner of Fell's Point, with just 38 rooms and personalized service.
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