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Hotel Accommodations List Comprehensive Accommodations List Click below to find hotels closest to your preferred price range. $85 — $100 To obtain the Hopkins rates and amenities, please contact the hotels directly. $100 —$150 $150 —$200 Please note the following: $200 & above Hotels listed are not bound to provide Hopkins amenities for reservations made through a third-party, (i.e. Expedia, Orbitz). Transportation Rates do not include tax and are subject to change without notice. Accommodations in Virginia Updated April 2020 Accommodations List $200 / night & above Room Service Room Refrigerator / / Refrigerator Complimentary Complimentary Complimentary Complimentary Pet Friendly Pet Restaurant Microwave Breakfast Wireless Pool Hotel Rate Transfer Parking Additional Information Baltimore Marriott $$$$ Taxi Self- 1.5 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Waterfront Hotel Vouchers parking 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center 700 Aliceanna Street & 2 blocks from Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21201 valet Self-parking $26 daily 410-385-3000 Valet parking $45 daily Website Map/Directions Four Seasons Hotel $$$$ Private Self- 1.5 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital 200 International Drive Sedan parking 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21202 & 1 block from Inner Harbor 410-576-5800 Valet Valet parking $43; Self-parking $23 daily Website Map/Directions 24-hour concierge and in room dining Complimentary house car, Mon-Fri upon request Sagamore Pendry $$$$ Private Self- 1.5 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital 1715 Thames Street Sedan parking 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21231 & 1 mile from Inner Harbor 443-552-1400 valet Valet parking $48; Self-parking $28 daily Website Map/Directions Complimentary private car service Stocked, in-room refrigerator; no microwave $25 breakfast coupon Private Valet 2 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital The Ivy Hotel $$$$ 205 E. Biddle Street Sedan 5 miles from Bayview Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21202 1 mile from Inner Harbor 410-514-6500 Complimentary valet parking Website Map/Directions Luxury boutique hotel with 18 rooms Stocked, in-room refrigerator; no microwave Page 2 of 15 Back to Homepage Accommodations List $150 - $200 / night Room Service Room Refrigerator / / Refrigerator Complimentary Complimentary Complimentary Pet Friendly Pet Restaurant Microwave Breakfast Wireless Pool Hotel Rate Transfer Parking Additional Information Baltimore Marriott Inner $$$ Taxi Self- 2 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Harbor at Camden Yards Vouchers parking 4 miles from Bayview Medical Center 110 South Eutaw Street 5 blocks from Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21201 Self-parking $29 daily In/Out Allowed 410-962-0202 Close to Oriole Park at Camden Yards Website Map/Directions Courtyard Marriott Inner Harbor Taxi Self- 1.5 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital $$$ 1000 Aliceanna Street Vouchers parking 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21202 2 blocks from Inner Harbor 443-923-4000 Self-parking $23 daily Website Map/Directions Taxi voucher to JHH and Bayview Hilton Baltimore $$$ Taxi Self- 2.5 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital 401 W. Pratt Street Vouchers parking 4 miles from Bayview Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21201 & 6 blocks from Inner Harbor 443-573-8700 valet Valet parking $42; Self-parking $30 Website Map/Directions Located next to Oriole Park at Camden Yards $50 pet friendly nonrefundable Hilton Garden Inn $$$ Taxi Self- 1.5 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Inner Harbor Vouchers parking 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center 625 S. President Street & 1 block from Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21202 valet Valet parking $32, In/Out Allowed 410-234-0065 Self-parking $23, No In/Out Website Map/Directions Taxi vouchers to JHH and Bayview Access to Maryland Athletic Club Page 3 of 15 Back to Homepage Accommodations List $150 - $200 / night Refrigerator / Mi- / Refrigerator Room Service Room Complimentary Complimentary Complimentary Pet Friendly Pet Restaurant Breakfast Wireless crowave Pool Hotel Rate Transfer Parking Additional Information Homewood Suites $$$ Taxi Self- 1.5 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital 625 S. President Street Vouchers parking 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21202 & 1 block from Inner Harbor 410-234-0065 valet Self-parking $23, No In/Out Website Map/Directions Valet parking $32, In/Out Allowed Access to Maryland Athletic Club Light-fare reception Mon-Thurs Taxi vouchers to JHH and Bayview Hyatt Place Baltimore Inner $$$ Taxi Valet 1 mile from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Harbor Vouchers 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center 511 S. Central Avenue Valet parking $22, In/Out Allowed Baltimore, MD 21202 Extended stay rate available: 10 nights or more 410-558-1840 Pet friendly up to 50 pounds $100 non refunda- Website Map/Directions ble 24/7 grab and go market in hotel lobby Hyatt Regency Baltimore $$$ Taxi Self- 2 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital 300 Light Street Vouchers parking 4 miles from Bayview Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21202 & 1 block from Inner Harbor 410-528-1234 valet Self-parking $28, In/Out Allowed Website Map/Directions Valet parking $40 In/Out Allowed Taxi Vouchers to JHH, Bayview Extended stay rate available: 10 nights or more Cancellation Page 4 of 15 Back to Homepage Accommodations List $150 - $200 / night Refrigerator / / Refrigerator Complimentary Complimentary Complimentary Restaurant Pet Friendly Pet Room Service Room Microwave Breakfast Wireless Pool Hotel Rate Transfer Parking Additional Information Inn at Henderson’s Wharf $$$$ Shuttle Free self 1 mile from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Hotel parking 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center 1000 Fell Street 1 mile from Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21231 Valet parking $29; Free self-parking 410-522-7777 On-site fitness room & access to Maryland Athletic Website Map/Directions Club Renaissance Baltimore $$$ Taxi Self- 2 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Harborplace Hotel Vouchers parking 3.5 miles from Bayview Medical Center 202 E. Pratt Street & At the Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21202 valet Self-parking $30 daily 410-547-1200 Valet parking $43 daily In/Out Allowed Website Map/Directions Largest sleeping rooms in Baltimore Residence Inn Baltimore at $$$ Valet 2 blocks from The Johns Hopkins Hospital the Johns Hopkins Medical Parking 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center Campus Only 2 miles from Inner Harbor 800 North Wolfe Street $32 daily Suite-style housing, full kitchen, & mini-market Baltimore, MD 21205 In-Out Complimentary grocery shopping service 443-524-8400 allowed Extended stay rates available 6 nights+ Website Map/Directions Residence Inn Baltimore $$$ Valet 1.5 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Downtown 3 .5 miles from Bayview Medical Center 17 Light Street 2.5 blocks from Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21202 Valet-parking $32 daily In/Out Allowed 410-962-1220 Suite-style housing, kitchen, mini-market & ATM Website Map/Directions Complimentary grocery shopping service Page 5 of 15 Back to Homepage Accommodations List $100 - $150 / night Complimentary Complimentary Complimentary Room Service Room Refrigerator / / Refrigerator Pet Friendly Pet Microwave Restaurant Breakfast Wireless Pool Hotel Rate Transfer Parking Additional Information Admiral Fell Inn $$ Shuttle Valet 1 mile from The Johns Hopkins Hospital 888 S. Broadway 2 miles from Bayview Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21231 1 mile from Inner Harbor 410-522-7377 Valet parking, discounted $6 Website Map/Directions Historic Inn on cobblestones street Shuttle runs from 6am – 10pm Complimentary passes to Maryland Athletic Club Crown Plaza Baltimore Inner $$ Taxi Valet 2 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Harbor Vouchers 3.5 miles from Bayview Medical Center 105 W Fayette Street 4 blocks from Inner Harbor ATM and Avis rental car counter in lobby Baltimore, MD 21201 410-347-5707 Valet parking $32 daily in/out allowed Website Map/Directions Delta Hotels by Marriott $$ None Self- 1.5 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Inner Harbor parking 4 miles from Bayview Medical Center 1 E. Redwood Street 3 blocks from Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21202 Self-parking $40 daily 410-234-8950 Refrigerator and microwave available upon Website Map/Directions request only Delta Hotels North $$ Shuttle Free 6 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital 5100 Falls Road self- 5 miles from Green Spring Station Baltimore, MD 21210 parking 9 miles from Bayview Medical Center 410-532-6900 6 miles from Inner Harbor Website Map/Directions Located in The Village at Cross Keys, a beauti- ful gated community Shuttle to JHH, Green Spring Station, & Good Page 6 of 15 Back to Homepage Accommodations List $100 - $150 / night Complimentary Complimentary Complimentary Room Service Room Refrigerator / / Refrigerator Pet Friendly Pet Microwave Restaurant Breakfast Wireless Pool Hotel Rate Transfer Parking Additional Information Embassy Suites Baltimore $$ Valet 2 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital 222 Saint Paull Place 3.5 miles from Bayview Medical Center Baltimore, MD 21202 5 blocks from Inner Harbor 410-727-2222 Valet parking $34 Website Map/Directions Evening reception 2 hours each night Fairfield Inn & Suites by $$ Taxi Self- 2 miles from The Johns Hopkins Hospital Marriott Vouchers parking 3 miles from Bayview Medical Center 101 President Street & 2 blocks from Inner Harbor Baltimore, MD 21202 valet Self-parking $20 daily; Valet parking $35; 410-837-9900 (parking garage adjacent to hotel) Website Map/Directions Taxi
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