Blancnoir Hotel Shuttles

A vibrant B&B made popular for its red brick exterior and intimate shared-house atmosphere, the sophisticated BlancNoir offers a true Baltimore experience. Home to only four rooms, the quiet ambiance of the hotel is its greatest feature - enjoy private fire escape balconies as well as a shared multi-tier terrace, not to mention authentic parquet flooring and French doors that open up to mod living rooms. Various on-site nooks & crannies make the hotel that much cozier, offering an array of board games as well as quaint library lounges. Wi-Fi and breakfast are included with all room charges, while nearby access to the Shot Tower Subway Station and Harbor East Ferry Terminal make getting to Thurgood Marshall airport especially easy to reach. Gain even more freedom by booking a private lift instead, choosing between a handful of sedans and SUVs for the opportunity to see Baltimore’s various neighborhoods, or meet-and-greet services like stretched limousines and taxis that make avoiding the traffic easy.

Get to know what’s close by looking forward to the surrounding scenery first, considering a handful of walking-distance getaways that include a casual but upscale ambiance at Mustang Alley’s Bar Bowling and Bistro, or local African-American heritage showcased at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum. Even closer is the 1881 architecture of St Leo Roman Catholic Church, while the countless restaurants of Little Italy adorn neighboring blocks. Especially popular dining spots include Chiapparelli’s and Sabatino’s Italian, not to mention authentic sweets at Vaccaro’s Italian Pastry Shop. Continue west toward downtown’s Inner Harbor neighborhood to experience the true heart and soul of Baltimore, discovering vast panoramic views from the Top of the World Observation Level or considering a look at historic wartime vessels such as the USS Constellation and the USCGC Taney. A bit further north of the harbor include various entertainment in the form of The Gallery’s late-night shopping spree as well as cozy city hall lookouts at the War Memorial Plaza.