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Holiday Inn Timonium
$99.00 Per Night
9615 Deereco Rd
Timonium, MD 21093
Phone: 410-560-1000
Group Name: ECIN Car Show
Book By: 11/22/2024
Property Location
Staying at our hotel partner means you'll experience a great hotel deals from a name you can trust. Leisure travelers love the Timonium Baltimore North hotel because it features an array of quality amenities at location that is only minutes away from great attractions like the East Coast Indoor Nationals - December 2nd & 3RD 2023, Maryland State Fairgrounds, Baltimore's Inner Harbor, Oriole Park at Camden Yards and Ravens Stadium. Whether you are in town for the big show or for some quiet relaxation, the hotel's property near Baltimore is the place for you.
Properties Amenities
The Hotel's Breakfast Buffet (6:30AM to 9:30AM) will cost $5.00 per person per day and will offer eggs, bacon, French toast, yogurts, bagels, toast, various cereals, fruits, and juices. There is a Chili's next door great for dinner or a drink and there is also a small marketplace next to the front desk that offers pastries, fruits, juices, snacks and more.
Lutherville - Timonium, MD.
Located in Maryland, United States, Lutherville-Timonium is home to an impressive selection of attractions and experiences, making it well worth a visit. The oldest section of Lutherville dates back to 1852, when it was founded by two Lutheran ministers as a planned community, anchored by a Lutheran seminary and church. The land was originally part of the vast Hampton Estate of Charles Ridgely, from whom it was purchased in 1851. As such, Lutherville is named after German philosopher Martin Luther. Timonium gets its name from the Timonium Mansion owned by one Mrs. Archibald Buchanan. Buchanan went through a rough patch late in life. Her life deteriorated to the point she felt like Marc Antony, the infamous Roman general and Cleopatra’s lover. Antony left behind an incomplete palace in Alexandria harbor named… Timonium. It is also noted that as far back as the early 18th century, Timonium was known as racecourse for Thoroughbreds throughout the eastern seaboard and that Thoroughbred racing continues to the day.
TRIPADVISOR SUGGESTS THE FOLLOWING RESTAURANTS
The Corner Stable
The Corner Stable
The Corner Stable
9942 York Road, Cockeysville, MD 21030
Family owned and operated since 1972! The Corner Stable on York Rd in Cockeysville, MD is a famous Maryland institution with emphasis on creating great food and a warm “at home” atmosphere. We are known for having Baltimore's best Baby Back Ribs and Colossal Lump Crab Cakes. We also offer a wide variety of American classics and local favorites.
7West Bistro
The Corner Stable
The Corner Stable
7 W Chesapeake Ave, Towson, MD 21204
Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner, we are known in the area for courteous service, and family-friendly pleasant ambiance.
A medley of classic and contemporary cuisine with a profound Mediterranean flare, the menu features local and organic seasonal ingredients.
From numerous appetizers and tapas to our signature lamb chops, classic Maryland crab cakes and fresh seafood, there is something for everyone.
BlueStone
The Corner Stable
BlueStone
11 W Aylesbury Rd, Timonium, MD 21093
With its multiple rooms and rambling space, this brick hulk of a restaurant has the sensibilities of a chain. But it stops there. Bluestone Restaurant is a locally owned and managed seafood grille located in Timonium, Maryland. The food is terrific with all kinds of fish, an outstanding cioppino, plus other items. And, oh, those crab cakes.
HISTORICAL LANMARKS IN THE AREA WORTH VISITING
The Gatehouse
Constructed in 1860, the Gatehouse was designed by the Baltimore firm of Thomas and James M. Dixon. Built in Tudor Revival Style, it provided for two living units, one on each side of the archway.
The Gatehouse resembled a Swiss chalet and became a trademark of the Sheppard. The neighborhood children viewed it as the home of Hansel and Gretel. A tenant alwavs lived in the Gatehouse until 2005.
The beautiful Rhododendron Drive was historically entered by driving through the Gatehouse.
In 2002 the entire Charles Street entrance was reconstructed and cars no longer entered through the Archway.
Shot Tower
Erected in 1828 for making shot. Molten lead, poured through a sieve at the top, dropped into a tank of water inside the base. Height 234 feet, 3 inches. Diameter at base 40 feet. At top 20 feet. Owned by the City of Baltimore.
The Friends of Jerusakem Mill
Enchanting remnants of Jerusalem Mill Village include the old Mill (and museum), still functioning blacksmith's shop, general store, mansion, tenant's house (private residence), impressive large stone bank barn ruins, Jericho covered bridge (one of only six in Maryland), and a lovely hilly trail straddling the creek and connecting the village to Jericho Road and the bridge.
Hampton National Historic Site
A great way to spend the afternoon. This place takes a lot of time to walk through and appreciate. I would definitely recommend taking the guided tour of the mansion, it was fantastic. The furnishings, artwork and interior are exquisite. The tour guide was great and very knowledgeable. Make sure to spend time walking the rest of the grounds to get the full effect. Don't forget to hit the family cemetery, greenhouses, gardens and the other buildings on the property. I didn't even know this place existed before I picked up a national park passport!