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8712 Loch Raven Boulevard
Towson, MD 21286
Nightly Rates: ($75.96 - $85.96)
2 Star
The Ramada Towson is located north of Baltimore at Exit 29-B off I-695. The Ramada Towson Hotel offers easy access to all Baltimore area attractions including the Inner Harbor, Orioles Park at Camden Yards - home of the Baltimore Orioles, M&T Bank Stadium - home of the Baltimore Ravens, B&O Railroad Museum, Walters Gallery, Port Discovery, Theatre Performing Arts, The National Aquarium, Maryland Zoo and the Maryland Science Center. This Baltimore - Inner Harbor area hotel is centrally located to Towson University, Loyola College, Johns Hopkins University and Medical Center, Morgan State University and Goucher Community College. Restaurants near this Towson - Inner harbor hotel include Applebees, Qdoba Mexican Restaurant, Hooters. Bel Loc Diner, and several Chinese and sea food Restaurants. Mango Manny's is located in the hotel. The Towson Mall, Target, Wal-Mart, and major department stores are located nearby. Competitively priced among Baltimore - Inner Harbor - Towson Hotels, Ramada Towson is a Home Away Home for its frequent Wyndham Rewards members.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· Opened in 1969
· Renovated in 2007
· 0 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 3 floors.
Business district, Downtown, Financial district, Shopping district, Expressway
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near MarylandWhile in Maryland, you might enjoy a visit to: Frederick Douglass and Sojurner Truth are here, of course, but so are wax versions of America's three black astronauts and the first black to shoot a polar bear. A shoe-shaped home along the Lincoln Highway, built by a shoe businessman as a promotional gimmick. Freestanding columns from the old U.S. Capitol, now supporting only air. Jimmie Foxx may have been as great as Babe Ruth, but not many people outside of Sudlersville remember him. |