Travel
Hotel
Delta Hotels Baltimore North
This hotel is the closest to our wedding venue! It is in a more suburban part of town but is right next to a shopping center with restaurants. This hotel will cost $169 a night + tax, including parking. Make sure to book using the link below no later than March 16th.
Discount Code - Use link below
Hotel
Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown
This hotel is in downtown Baltimore! There are tons of restaurants and sights nearby. This hotel will cost $140 a night + tax, not including parking. Make sure to book using the link below or calling 855-914-1370 and using the code BKW no later than March 16th.
Discount Code - BKW or link below
Hotel
Baltimore Marriott Waterfront
This hotel is right on the water next to Fells Point! There are tons of restaurants and sights nearby. This hotel will cost $279 a night + tax, not including parking. Make sure to book using the link below no later than March 16th.
Discount Code - Use link below
Hotel
Canopy by Hilton Baltimore Harbor Point
This hotel is right on the water next to Fells Point! There are tons of restaurants and sights nearby. This hotel will cost $269 a night + tax, not including parking. Make sure to book using the link below no later than March 16th or call 1-800-HILTONS and mention the Byrn/Kesler wedding.
Discount Code - Use link below
Travel Note
Additional hotels
There are tons of hotels- especially downtown and by the harbor- in the city if the ones above do not fit your needs, including these hotels that also come recommended by our venue: The Study at Johns Hopkins, Hotel Revival, Hyatt Place Baltimore/Inner Harbor, and Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore. Baltimore also has plenty of Airbnb's, VRBOs, etc. if you prefer!
Flight
Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI)
The Baltimore/Washington International Airport is the closest airport to the wedding venue. This will likely be the easiest place to fly into for those arriving by plane, however Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) or Dulles International Airport (IAD) may work as well. You will need to take a train up to Baltimore or rent a car from either DCA (yellow then red lines on the metro + the MARC) or IAD (silver then red lines on the metro + the MARC).
Travel Note
Getting around Baltimore
Getting around Baltimore is pretty easy. There is some public transit (commuter rail and busses) but Uber and Lyft are readily available! If you rent a car, make sure to keep an eye on the parking signage- most of the city does NOT have free parking!
