Maryland, USA
Mainly in Baltimore, hostels are a budget-friendly option for solo travelers or those seeking a social atmosphere, with dormitory-style or private rooms.
Common along major highways, motels are convenient and often budget-friendly, suitable for road trippers.
A wide range of hotels, from major chains like IHG Hotels to independent boutiques, are available across all price points in cities and tourist towns. Explore options on Booking.com and Agoda.
Popular in historic towns, B&Bs provide a personalized lodging experience in restored homes, with charm and home-cooked breakfasts.
High-end options are located in prime spots like Baltimore's Inner Harbor and historic Annapolis, featuring fine dining and spas.
Historic Inns and Waterfront Properties offer distinct experiences. Vacation rentals via Vrbo or Airbnb offer more space and privacy.
Airbnb private rooms within resident homes invite cultural exchange. Also consider TrustedHousesitters for unique stays.
Maryland State Parks and private campgrounds offer tent sites, RV hookups, and rustic cabins. Reservations are highly recommended.
The Chesapeake Bay area presents diverse neighborhoods, each with its own charm and benefits.
Excellent for outdoor enthusiasts, quieter than northern Bay areas. Access to unique natural attractions. Very safe.
More spread out, necessitating a car. Limited dining and shopping compared to larger towns.
Careful booking strategies secure optimal accommodation for your visit, especially during peak travel times.
Before booking, always check recent guest reviews for insights into property quality and service.
Consider proximity to attractions, dining, and transportation based on your itinerary.
Communicate any specific needs (e.g., accessibility, pet-friendly) directly with the property or platform.
This guide outlines accommodation options, with suggestions for various budget levels and travel preferences.
Range: $25 - $80 per night.
Range: $100 - $250 per night. Provides good value, comfort, and often favorable locations.
Range: $250 - $800+ per night. Premium amenities and exceptional service.
Chain hotels offer family suites and pools. Vacation rentals provide space and kitchens. Maryland State Parks camping. The Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay offers extensive recreational activities.
Offer a social environment and budget-friendly options, making connections with other travelers easy.
Present a welcoming, intimate atmosphere where solo travelers might interact with innkeepers or other guests.
In walkable towns like Annapolis or St. Michaels, these hotels offer a sense of security and easy access to attractions.
For nature-focused solo travelers, state park campgrounds offer quietude and outdoor access.
Vacation rentals (Airbnb, VRBO) are ideal for long stays (e.g., a month or more), reducing costs compared to hotels and providing a more residential experience with full kitchens.
The Historic Inns of Annapolis: A collection of three historic properties in downtown Annapolis, steeped in colonial history.
A luxurious boutique hotel in a restored historic mansion in Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood.
Many charming B&Bs in towns like Chestertown, Easton, and Oxford are in historic homes, offering a glimpse into the region's past.
This image highlights a picturesque view of the Inn at Perry Cabin, an acclaimed luxury resort located in St. Michaels on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
The Inn at Perry Cabin offers a comprehensive resort experience with waterfront access, fine dining, and a spa, making it a premier choice for luxury stays in the Chesapeake Bay region.
Platforms like Airbnb and VRBO offer private rooms, apartments, and entire homes, popular for families or groups desiring more space and kitchen facilities.
Staying in a renovated colonial-era home in Annapolis or 19th-century inns on the Eastern Shore delivers an immersive historical experience.
Many hotels and vacation rentals present direct Bay access or waterfront views, appealing to those prioritizing water activities or scenic vistas.
