park and cruise

[see.legs]

i'm looking into getting a hotel room with park and cruise in baltimore for our september cruise. does anyone know if you can reserve directly through the hotel or if you have to go through another site and if the price is cheaper either way. ty

[1025cruise]

You would be best posting this on the East Coast Departures board. There you will find all the recommendations, etc for Baltimore.

[see.legs]

You would be best posting this on the East Coast Departures board. There you will find all the recommendations, etc for Baltimore.

 

done and ty

[Algebralovr]

You can go directly to the hotel for all park and fly packages, and it is usually less expensive.

 

Hampton hotels, for example, have Park and Fly on their site as an option. Hyatt does as well for the Hyatt Place line.

 

There are a couple of sites that specialize, and they are a good starting place.

[rthling]

i'm looking into getting a hotel room with park and cruise in baltimore for our september cruise. does anyone know if you can reserve directly through the hotel or if you have to go through another site and if the price is cheaper either way. ty

I googled park and cruise hotels in Baltimore and found a few. Then I let my SIL, who has this uncanny ability to get discounts where no discounts exist, book us.

We got a rate cheaper than it costs to park at the port.

Peace of mind, since we are traveling from TN at Christmas, breakfast, and parking with shuttle service.

Can't remember where she's got us, but I think it's the Wingate, or something.