16 Best Airbnbs In Baltimore (Modern Row Homes, Boats, & More!)

Full of gorgeous row homes, unique yachts and carriage houses, and so much more, this list has got an Airbnb in Baltimore for everyone’s needs! You’ll soon understand why Baltimore is called the Charm City!

Staying in an Airbnb in Baltimore is the best way to soak up all the things to do in Baltimore and get to stay in some of the most popular neighborhoods. With that in mind, we’ve come up with a selection of Baltimore Airbnbs that truly offer up the best of the Charm City.

You will truly find some of the Best Airbnbs In The USA in Baltimore so you are in for a real treat!

A Few Fun Facts About Baltimore

Baltimore is full of beautiful historic buildings and homes, all located in unique districts, or ‘neighborhoods’. Over 65,000 of them are on the National Register as designated historic buildings – which is more than any US city. Many of the featured Baltimore Airbnbs on this list are located in historic buildings or neighborhoods.

Baltimore’s Inner Harbor was once a major port for all things transportation and trade. While it is still a major East Coast trading port, the Inner Harbor now has the reputation of being one of the most exciting harbors to visit – and that makes it a super popular tourist destination. It helps that Baltimore, and the Inner Harbor, is chocked full of unique activities, gorgeous views, and delicious food.

For getting around Baltimore, there are a few options. Many neighborhoods in Baltimore are very walkable. If you don’t feel comfortable walking, Baltimore has public transportation and taxi services. Public transportation includes a bus service and a Metro train service.

Baltimore is also a fairly driveable city, with plenty of parking garages and street parking if you plan on driving into the city yourself. However, it is not common for homes in Baltimore to have private parking, so keep that in mind.

Baltimore also happens to be extremely close to the nation’s capital, Washington DC. Depending on where you are in Baltimore, it’s a 30-40 minute drive, or you can hop on the Metro and be there in minutes – and usually for less than $10 per trip.

With two professional sports teams (the Baltimore Ravens and the Baltimore Orioles), museums unique to Baltimore, music venues and theaters, tons of bars and restaurants, and plenty of family-friendly activities, you’re guaranteed to find something to do in Baltimore.

After a long day of seeing all the Charm City has to offer, you’ll be glad you chose one of these Baltimore Airbnbs to call your home away from home.

16 Best Airbnbs In Baltimore (Modern Row Homes, Boats, & More!)

Luxury City Escape

This Luxury City Escape is just minutes from some of the best Inner Harbor has to offer. Perfect for those looking to catch a Ravens or Orioles game, this Airbnb in Baltimore is a 5-minute ride from Raven’s Stadium and Camden Yards, and a 4-minute walk into the heart of Inner Harbor.

This modern apartment is perfect for couples and small group stays with a queen-sized bed and pull out sofa bed. It also features a gorgeous rooftop deck, a very popular Baltimore City amenity, a full-sized gym in the building, and paid parking available just across the street. This Baltimore Airbnb is perfect for those looking for a fun city getaway.

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Modern Downtown Apartment

Just two miles from The Walters Art Museum and The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is this Modern Downtown Apartment. This bright and airy one-bedroom apartment features wood floors, colorful and sleek decor, a full kitchen and bathroom, and a king-size bed.

You’ll have this whole Airbnb in Baltimore to yourself after a full day at the Baltimore Museum of Art or the National Aquarium. If you plan to drive to Baltimore, this apartment is perfect as it offers free parking – a rare amenity in Baltimore!

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Private Yacht

One of the best neighborhoods to stay in Baltimore is the Inner Harbor, so what’s better than staying in the actual Harbor. This Private Yacht gives you the opportunity to do just that. You’ll be close to Fells Point, Federal Hill, Inner Harbor, and plenty of bars and restaurants.

Located in the Canton neighborhood of Downton Baltimore Harbor, this 42ft yacht is perfect for travelers looking for an Airbnb in Baltimore that is a little more unique. With two staterooms, two bathrooms, a top deck with a loveseat and two chairs, a Bose system with a flat-screen tv, and JBL speakers on the main deck, you’ll be relaxing while taking in the beautiful view of downtown Baltimore – making this one of the best Baltimore Airbnbs.

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Former Fells Point Bar

This 19th Century construction and former mid 20th Century Fells Point Bar turned studio makes for a perfect spot if you’re interested in exploring, and experiencing Fells Point’s famous bars and restaurants. This Airbnb in Baltimore is steps away from all the action of popular Fells Point but tucked away just enough to avoid the noise of heavy foot traffic.

This Fells Point Baltimore rental features original exposed brick walls, new wood floors, a kitchenette, its own private entrance, and free public parking – making it perfect if you plan to drive into Baltimore. Experience all the action and night life of Fells Point on a budget in this unique Baltimore Airbnb.

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Relaxing Rooftop Deck Escape

Baltimoreans are extremely proud of their city and love to take advantage of all it has to offer – including the flat roofs that are common of the older industrial buildings. This Baltimore Airbnb did just that and turned the flat roof into a beautiful a Relaxing Rooftop Deck Escape – making it one of the best Baltimore rentals.

For those looking to travel with a larger group, this Baltimore row home is the perfect option when looking for a Baltimore rental. With three bedrooms, two and a half baths, exposed brick walls, and a full kitchen there is plenty of space for everyone. But the best part about this Baltimore Airbnb is the private rooftop deck, accessed via the original spiral staircase, with beautiful panoramic views of Baltimore, looking out into the Chesapeake Bay.

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Urban Suburban Sanctuary

So you’re interested in seeing all Baltimore has to offer, but you’re not too keen on big cities. Not to worry – Baltimore isn’t just Row Homes and Studio Apartments! One of the best things about Baltimore is how different all the neighborhoods are, and how they each offer something new.

Nestled in the Historic Ten Hills neighborhood you’ll find this studio apartment on the third floor of a Historic Victorian – a perfect Urban Suburban Sanctuary.

Minutes away from Leakin Park and Patapsco Valley State Park, this Baltimore Airbnb is perfect for those looking for a little seclusion, closer access to Maryland’s State Park system, but also close proximity to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. With a private entrance, an eat in kitchen, private bathroom with an original claw foot tub, and a shared common area, this is a one of a kind Airbnb in Baltimore. It is perfect for one or two guests, and includes free parking and use of the gorgeous front porch.

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Retro Sailboat Adventure

If you’re looking for somewhere that’s a little bit more quirky, this Retro Sailboat Adventure is the perfect Airbnb in Baltimore for you! Featuring a funky retro cabin, this sailboat might be a bit of a tight squeeze, but it’s perfect for one or two people wanting to experience something completely different.

Docked at a small pier on the bay in Canton, this Baltimore rental is minutes away from amazing bars and restaurants. But the best thing about it is it’s beautiful views of the sunset. Its a wonderfully intimate and romantic setting for two. Get cozy and enjoy one of the most unique Baltimore Airbnbs!

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Bright And Airy Loft

Located in the John Hopkins University community is this Bright and Airy Loft style one-bedroom apartment. The first floor is equipped with a full-size kitchen and eating area and a spiral staircase that takes you upstairs to the living area.

Upstairs, you’ll find a full bedroom with a desk and work area and full size bed, and a full size bathroom. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, buisness travelers, and small families, this Airbnb in Baltimore is centerally located and has 24 hour survaillance.

You’ll be within walking distance of bars and restaurants and the Baltimore Museum of Art, and a short drive away from The Maryland Zoo, The National Aquarium, and Inner Harbor.

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Park Front Luxury Home

Step out the door and into Patterson Park in this gorgeous Park Front Luxury Home. Located in a family-friendly neighborhood, this Airbnb in Baltimore has plenty of room for everyone, and some beautiful views of Downton Baltimore.

With three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a luxury spacious kitchen, jetted tubs in every bathroom, and a large rooftop deck, no expense has been spared in making this an amazing Baltimore rental. It is also centrally located between the popular neighborhoods of Canton and Fells Point, and attractions like the National Aquarium, the American Visionary Art Museum, and the Maryland Science Center.

If you’re looking for a luxurious and centrally located Airbnb in Baltimore, this is the one for you.

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Union Square Park Studio

Located a mile away from M&T Stadium, home of the Ravens, and Camden Yards, home of the Orioles, you’ll find this Union Square Park Studio. This Airbnb in Baltimore is gorgeous with a south-facing wall of windows, antique piano, original decorative fireplace, and a stunning back yard area.

It is a studio, so it’s perfect for two people or solo travelers. It includes a kitchenette, a full bathroom, a seating area with a tv, and stocked bookshelves. When you aren’t enjoying the stunningly decorated and cozy space, you can walk to the B&O Train Museum or The Walters Art Museum.

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Woodland Cottage Retreat

Baltimore is full of unique history, and in West Baltimore, you’ll find the historic neighborhood of Dickeyville and this Woodland Cottage Retreat. Dickeyville is full of homes built around the 1790’s, and this cottage sits on the land of the Old Stone Row, built in 1790. It’s a neighborhood full of Colonial charm and a truly unique place to find an Airbnb in Baltimore.

Behind the main cottage you’ll find the quaint one bedroom and one bathroom smaller cottage. It features hardwood floors, a small kitchen, and original touches like a fireplace with a wood burning stove insert. There is Wi-Fi but no tv, so this is perfect for those who want a quiet place to relax and reset after a busy day seeing what the Charm City has to offer.

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Butcher’s Hill Studio

On the second floor of a historic 1800’s home you’ll find this Butcher’s Hill Studio. With large windows, exposed brick, a kitchenette, and free parking this studio is perfect for solo travelers, couples, and small families. It also features a working fireplace, that you are welcome to use, and a beautiful newly renovated modern bathroom.

Butcher’s Hill is a historic neighborhood full of amazing bars and restaurants, is right near Patterson Park, and just a quick drive away from all the amenities Baltimore’s Inner Harbor has to offer. In 10-15 minutes, you can walk to Canton or Fells Point where you can find even more delicious and well known restaurants and bars.

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Mt. Vernon Modern

Near the Mt. Vernon Marketplace you’ll find this beautifully decorated one bedroom Mt. Vernon Modern condo. With colorful walls, renovated hardwood floors, and original windows, you’ll love staying in this Mid Century Modern designed Airbnb in Baltimore.

Mt. Vernon is a beautiful neighborhood right near Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. You can walk to the Mt. Vernon Marketplace, The Walters Museum of Art, The National Aquarium, and the USS Constellation. You are also within walking distance of the George Peabody Library, one of Baltimore’s most stunning examples of architecture. This is the perfect Baltimore Airbnb if you want to be close to some of the more popular tourist hot spots.

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Carriage House Studio

Because some of the more popular areas in Baltimore now used to be factories and areas of industry, Baltimoreans have had to get a little creative with their living spaces. This also means there are some truly unique Airbnbs in Baltimore.

Sometimes if you want to be in one of the more popular neighborhoods, you need to reuse and reinvigorate spaces that weren’t necessarily originally built for people to live in. For example, this Carriage House Studio located in Upper Fells Point. This recently renovated tiny home was once an old Carriage House at the entrance of a Horse Barn.

Now it is a beautiful studio with a full size kitchen and bathroom, your own private balcony and entrance, and brand new furnishings. Enjoy a quick walk to Patterson Park, Fells Point bars and restaurants, and plenty of shopping.

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Yellow Door Brick House

Perfect for those coming to Baltimore to catch a Ravens or Orioles game is the Yellow Door Brick House. This two-bedroom, two and a half bathroom, row home is perfectly situated for a quick walk to either M&T Stadium or Camden Yards. A quick ride also takes you into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor where you can find an endless amount of things to do.

This row home is beautifully decorated with pops of color, especially yellow, original South African art, and painted exposed brick. It is a perfect ‘home away from home’ Airbnb in Baltimore.

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Mt. Vernon Studio

400 square feet might seem small, but with 12 foot ceilings, large windows with beautiful views of Baltimore, and an abundance of sunlight, this Mt. Vernon Studio will feel anything but small. It is a perfect Airbnb in Baltimore for those who want to feel like they’re living in the city.

It is walkable to museums, Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, popular bars and restaurants, and so much more. This Studio is a foodie’s heaven as it is surrounded by amazing restaurants. Right below the apartment you’ll find Indian and Thai restaurants and an Irish Pub that has live music on the weekends. Across the street you’ll find Maisy’s which has one of the best Happy Hours in the City, and up the street you’ll find amazing cocktail bars and even more delicious restaurants.

You never even need to leave Mt. Vernon if you’re staying in this Baltimore rental as it is truly bursting with things to do and places to go.

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