Middlesbrough

The Baltimore Hotel is situated within walking distance of the Town Centre University Law Courts Business Retail and Entertainment areas as well as the Riverside Stadium.The Baltimore is an ideal base for visiting the many sights and attractions of the Region including Captain Cook Country the Yorkshire Moors Durham City Whitby and other Coastal Resorts.In addition to The Restaurant the Bar and patio offers a light menu and a selection of wines by the glass in a warm stylish atmosphere for a casual lunch and evening dining.The Hotel also offers ample onsite complimentary car parking.

The Baltimore is situated within walking distance of the Town Centre, Business, Retail and Leisure areas of the Town, as well as the Riverside Stadium. This beautifully decorated town house Hotel is an ideal base for visiting the many sights and attractions of the Region including Captain Cook Country, the North Yorkshire Moors, Durham City, Whitby and other Coastal Resorts.

Location. The Baltimore Hotel is located in Middlesbrough, England, within 1.25 miles of Captain Cook's Heritage Centre and Cleveland Crafts Centre. Middlesbrough train station is one mile from the hotel.
Hotel Features. Baltimore Hotel is set in a town house near the business, retail and leisure areas of Middlesbrough. Multilingual staff are available around the clock to assist guests. Ipod speakers and mobile phone chargers are available on request from the front desk.

The restaurant at Baltimore Hotel opens for breakfast, lunch and dinner and the Redwood bar serves light meals until late.

The hotel features one conference room and wireless Internet access is available in public areas.

Guestrooms. The Baltimore offers 31 guestrooms decorated in neutral colours. Guestrooms include flat screen televisions with cable and DVD players. Amenities include desks and hair dryers.

Expert Tip. Middlesbrough is on the National Cycle Network. National Cycle Route One Inverness to Dover runs for 15.5 miles through Middlesbrough town centre. From Middlesbrough, the path runs west along the banks of the Tees to Stockton. Southwards, the route forms part of the White Rose Cycle Route to York.