Baltimore, Maryland - Camden Yards

drunkpirate66 · Post by **drunkpirate66** » April 15, 2007 3:41 pm

I will be making my first trip to Camden Yards this year and was wondering what a good hotel might be close to the ball park and any good bars nearby? Thanks. Phins.

aeroparrot · Post by **aeroparrot** » April 15, 2007 4:12 pm

There is a Courtyard in the Inner Harbor and a regular Marriott near Eutaw Street (I think it's called the Marriott Camden Yards).

I always go to Max's diagonal from the Convention Center. I don't remember one of the cross streets but it is two blocks from the Camden Yards.

drunkpirate66 · Post by **drunkpirate66** » April 15, 2007 4:41 pm

aeroparrot wrote:There is a Courtyard in the Inner Harbor and a regular Marriott near Eutaw Street (I think it's called the Marriott Camden Yards).

I always go to Max's diagonal from the Convention Center. I don't remember one of the cross streets but it is two blocks from the Camden Yards.

thank you kindly

aeroparrot · Post by **aeroparrot** » April 15, 2007 4:43 pm

drunkpirate66 wrote:
aeroparrot wrote:There is a Courtyard in the Inner Harbor and a regular Marriott near Eutaw Street (I think it's called the Marriott Camden Yards).

I always go to Max's diagonal from the Convention Center. I don't remember one of the cross streets but it is two blocks from the Camden Yards.
thank you kindly

You're welcome. There is a bar right across the street from Camden Yards but can't remember the name of it. If I do, I'll let you know.

CoronaMargaritahead · Post by **CoronaMargaritahead** » April 16, 2007 3:29 pm

the courtyard is nice.

we live here, but we stayed at the tremont plaza hotel. Its a small hike I suppose, but its a pretty cheap place to stay. i think like 150 or 180.

I was at the Yard last Friday night. Great seats right behind homeplate

surfpirate · Post by **surfpirate** » April 16, 2007 3:39 pm

aeroparrot wrote:There is a bar right across the street from Camden Yards but can't remember the name of it. If I do, I'll let you know.

Pickle's Pub. http://www.picklespub.com/

It used to be a just another hole-in-the-wall pub several blocks from the inner harbour. Then they built Camden Yards right across the street and ....... now its the a hole-in-the-wall pub for pre-game and post-game drinks.

margaritamyers · Post by **margaritamyers** » April 16, 2007 3:55 pm

Go to Federal Hill for the bars, there are a lot of them and they are a lot of fun. Mother's and Ropewalk are good bets.

job41475 · Post by **job41475** » April 16, 2007 4:24 pm

drunkpirate66 wrote:I will be making my first trip to Camden Yards this year and was wondering what a good hotel might be close to the ball park and any good bars nearby? Thanks. Phins.

I stayed at the Holiday Inn at Inner Harbor back in Feb and it wasn't bad at all. It's also within walking distance ( 3 or 4 blocks from Camden). Be sure to visit the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum when you're there too as I know most Red Sox fans love it there...

aeroparrot · Post by **aeroparrot** » April 16, 2007 6:57 pm

surfpirate wrote:
aeroparrot wrote:There is a bar right across the street from Camden Yards but can't remember the name of it. If I do, I'll let you know.
Pickle's Pub. http://www.picklespub.com/

It used to be a just another hole-in-the-wall pub several blocks from the inner harbour. Then they built Camden Yards right across the street and ....... now its the a hole-in-the-wall pub for pre-game and post-game drinks.

THAT'S it.

big john · Post by **big john** » April 19, 2007 1:26 pm

If you don't want to stay IN the city, and you're coming from
the north, you could get a room at Timonium. It's just north
of Baltimore a few miles up interstate 83. They have a light rail
system that will take you right to Inner Harbor (Pratt St. station) or
right off at Camden Yards (Camden Yards station). I've done this
many times. The rail ticket is only about 2 bucks and a police car
patrols the lot where you park. The only drawback is I think the last
train pulls out around midnight. While in Inner Harbor you might
want to take the water taxi over to Fells Point and check out the
Green Turtle Pub. But there's alot of places to eat and drink right in
Inner Harbor.

drunkpirate66 · Post by **drunkpirate66** » April 23, 2007 8:10 am

big john wrote:If you don't want to stay IN the city, and you're coming from
the north, you could get a room at Timonium. It's just north
of Baltimore a few miles up interstate 83. They have a light rail
system that will take you right to Inner Harbor (Pratt St. station) or
right off at Camden Yards (Camden Yards station). I've done this
many times. The rail ticket is only about 2 bucks and a police car
patrols the lot where you park. The only drawback is I think the last
train pulls out around midnight. While in Inner Harbor you might
want to take the water taxi over to Fells Point and check out the
Green Turtle Pub. But there's alot of places to eat and drink right in
Inner Harbor.

Thanks Big John and everyone - - - Phins!

CoronaMargaritahead · Post by **CoronaMargaritahead** » April 26, 2007 2:55 pm

for a more upscale dining experience try M & S Grille. Cheesecake Factory is good but always crowded. Stop by the fudgery in harborplace to get fudge.

I too have ridden the light rail. we take that to the ravens games. It drops you off right in front of the orioles stadium as well.

enjoy a hotdog at camden yards also. its expensive but well worth it. drink your beer before you come in, its a fortune inside.

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