Bel Air is in northeastern Maryland, 30 miles northeast of Baltimore and about 13 miles west of Aberdeen Proving Ground. Bel Air's hotels and motels are 9 miles southeast of the town near I-95 at MD 543, Exit 80 or along MD 7.
Bel Air is in northeastern Maryland, 30 miles northeast of Baltimore and about 13 miles west of Aberdeen Proving Ground. Bel Air's hotels and motels are 9 miles southeast of the town near I-95 at MD 543, Exit 80 or along MD 7.
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"Great experience. The hotel was clean. Good staff and breakfast. Stay here; it's a nice place.2018-07-18"
"The hotel and room were well-decorated, and the fridge was quiet. The sheer curtains didn't allow for enough privacy. The hotel staff was friendly and accommodating, and even offered us fresh cookies upon our return in the evening. Good breakfast that helped get us on our way. Close to the army base and many restaurants.2017-11-29"
"Not such a great hotel room, and the bathroom was one of the worst I've come across in recent years. The employees were nice, but I wouldn't stay here again.2016-10-16"
Midscale, smoke-free, all-suite, extended-stay hotel
6 miles West of Aberdeen Proving Ground
3 floors, 95 suites - elevator
No swimming pool
Exercise room
Kitchen in every suite
Free WiFi
Free parking
Pet friendly hotel
More > - allows pets up to 80 pounds, 2 pets per room - $15 pet fee for 1st night - $10 fee for each night thereafter - $150 maximum per stay pet fee. - Sep 2016 < Less
Pet friendly hotel
More > - allows dogs and cats only, 2 pets per room - $75 pet fee if staying 5 nights or more - $50 pet fee if staying fewer than 5 nights. - Nov 2022 < Less
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Most of our competitors order these same hotels in other ways that make them more money.
How Do We Define Motel?
To us, motels are smaller lodgings that have rooms you can enter directly from the parking area.
At hotels, on the other hand, you can enter your room only through a hall inside the building.
Hotel Booking Tips
Beware of non-refundable reservations that could cost you a lot of money if you change or cancel them. +Non-refundable reservations are a gamble that will usually save you less than $10. If you make a $90 non-refundable reservation instead of a $100 refundable booking, you are betting $90 to win $10. Would you do that in Las Vegas? -
Don't assume you can cancel a non-refundable reservation without penalty if you notify the hotel weeks or even months in advance. +Often you cannot – because some hotels' profit strategy is to get paid more than once for the same room for the same night. -
Always read cancellation policies carefully before you make a reservation. + When is the latest date and time you can cancel without penalty? - More >
When you make a reservation, you will receive a confirmation email. Take a copy with you to the hotel.
The earlier in the afternoon you check into a hotel, the more likely you will get a room or suite that matches your preferences.
