Frequently Asked Questions What time is check out and in? Check in at any time after 3 pm and check out is 11 am. Is parking included? Yes we have parking in our first come first served lot. Do you have an ice machine? Yes this is located on our first floor last door on
Let’s not forget our professional sports teams: The Baltimore Orioles & Ravens! Catch a game at the nearby Camden Yards or M&T Bank Stadium. They’re both just under 2 miles away from the Inn!
Our Inn has a private lot adjacent to our building and is available on a first-come, first-served basis for Inn guests. The gated lot is located on Albemarle Street on the right side, just before you reach the Inn. Please feel free to park in the lot and proceed to the door under the blue
Guests at the 1840s Carrollton Inn may enjoy a delicious breakfast prepared to order and included with your stay. Order your full American-style breakfast to be served to you between 7:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Enjoy your breakfast in bed in the privacy of your own room or you may sit at a cozy table
Welcome to Charm City! Take advantage of Baltimore’s well connected public transportation system either via train, bus, or ferry. The many attractions of the Inner Harbor are within walking distance of each other. When venturing between neighborhoods around the harbor, try the Baltimore Water Taxi or, take advantage of Baltimore’s excellent public transportation and grab
Baltimore is truly a culinary destination, offering a diverse variety of cuisine. Whether strolling just a block south to Little Italy for an Italian feast, or craving a taste of Maryland’s famous steamed blue crabs, your choices are limitless. Some of our favorite neighborhood restaurants partner with us for a three course dinner including wine
Fresh locally-grown produce can be found at many farmers markets in and around Baltimore, including the city’s largest market under the JFX Viaduct at Saratoga Street between Holliday and Gay Streets, open 7 a.m. – noon, April through December.
Visit the markets on Charles Street, in Druid Hill Park, in Fells Point and at Cylburn.
Baltimore is brimming with museums and attractions that are fun for visitors of all ages. Enjoy the historic Baltimore Heritage Tour by foot or on a bike. If you are interested in attending one of the many different types of conferences and conventions, check out upcoming events at the Baltimore Convention Center. Or visit one
