Last Updated on August 16, 2026 by Katrina

Photo credit: Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor

One of many reasons Baltimore is known as Charm City is the iconic Camden Yards—the retro-style home of Major League Baseball’s Orioles. Coming to town for a game also offers an excuse to stay near the ballpark, in neighborhoods such as the scenic Inner Harbor, which is dotted with good places to eat and drink. Here are the best hotels near Camden Yards.

Hampton Inn Baltimore-Downtown-Convention Center (550 Washington Blvd; 410-685-5000) Inner Harbor

“Location is phenomenal—right beside the majestic Camden Yards,” writes a Google reviewer about this branch of the Hampton Inn that is also a “comfortable hotel with pool and free breakfast. There’s a much-appreciated retro-futurist splash of color in the rooms.” Some online reviewers were unhappy with the only-valet parking policy, but agree it’s hard to beat the location. “From our 6th floor room, we could see right into the stadium,” writes a Tripadvisor user. “There is a little street noise, especially on game days. The breakfast was typical of Hampton Inn, with lots of choices.” >> Book this hotel for less

Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor (401 W Pratt St.; 443-573-8700) Inner Harbor

This 757-room Hilton is located just 30 steps from Oriole Park and offers 10 suites overlooking the ballpark, including rooms with private balconies and home plate views. It’s “not an ideal retreat for travelers craving breathtaking water views,” writes U.S. News & World Report, “but if you’re a die-hard sports fan, this hotel is for you.” One Google reviewer raves about “the incredible workout facility that looks out over the baseball stadium. If you’re so inclined you can watch the game while working out. We walked past the convention center, the National Aquarium and into Little Italy.” >> Book this hotel for less


Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor at Camden Yards (110 S Eutaw St.; 410-962-0202) Inner Harbor

U.S. News & World Report calls this 490-room Marriott“conveniently located” but a “no-frills chain hotel—no included Wi-Fi, breakfast or parking and no swimming pool.” Online reviewers largely agree, with one noting that “rooms could use an upgrade but parking was easy,” but many say that the location was worth it. “The room was quite large and spacious with a great view of Camden Yards,” says a Google reviewer. “It’s approximately a five-minute walk to the ballpark. There’s also plenty of eateries within walking distance. And don’t miss the opportunity to visit the birthplace of Babe Ruth.” >> Book this hotel for less

Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor (300 Light St.; 410-528-1234) Inner Harbor

“A pleasant combination of comfort and indulgence,” writes U.S. News & World Report about this Inner Harbor Hyatt Regency that’s about a 10-minute walk from Camden Yards. The hotel’s showpiece is its nice rooftop poo with big views of the Harbor. A Tripadvisor user calls it “walkable to Camden Yards. Only complaint had nothing to do with the hotel, but lack of restaurants/ shopping on that side of Inner Harbor—most restaurants are on the Little Italy side of harbor.” >> Book this hotel for less

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Baltimore Inner Harbor (2 N Charles St.; 443-692-6170) Inner Harbor

Just a half mile from Camden Yards, this Kimpton is “stunning,” according to Afar, set “in a beautiful 1906 Beaux-Arts building that once served as the B&O Railroad headquarters. The hotel also provides travelers with free bikes to explore the city.” A Tripadvisor user writes that “the hotel is marvelous. We enjoyed wine hour, a stroll to Camden Yards took only 10 minutes, and we enjoyed the Mt. Vernon neighborhood. We also walked through the harbor as the location is central to everywhere we wanted to visit.” >> Book this hotel for less

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