Baltimore–Washington International Airport (BWI): Approximate driving time is 20 minutes and distance is 13 miles.

Driving directions from Baltimore–Washington International Airport: Head west on I-195 and then north on I-95. Take exit 53 for I-395 N, which becomes S Howard St. Turn right onto W Pratt St. Turn left onto S Charles St. Turn left onto W Fayette St and proceed one block to the hotel on the left.

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA): Approximate driving time is 1 hr 5 min and distance is 48 miles.

Driving directions from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport: Head north on George Washington Memorial Pkwy and then north on I-395. Head south on I-295. Take the Southeast Fwy toward Pennsylvania Ave. Take the Pennsylvania Ave exit. Bear right onto Pennsylvania Ave SE/John Philip Sousa Bridge. Turn left onto Fairlawn Ave SE. Head north on DC-295. Merge onto I-95 N toward Baltimore/College Park. Take exit 53 for I-395 N, which becomes S Howard St. Turn right onto W Pratt St. Turn left onto S Charles St. Turn left onto W Fayette St and proceed one block to the hotel on the left.

Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD): Approximate driving time is 1 hour 15 minutes and distance is 61 miles.

Driving directions from Washington Dulles International Airport: Head east on Dulles Airport Access Hwy. Head north on I-495. Head north on I-95. Take exit 53 for I-395 N, which becomes S Howard St. Turn right onto W Pratt St. Turn left onto S Charles St. Turn left onto W Fayette St and proceed one block to the hotel on the left.

Getting there from Baltimore: Shuttles are available for $5–15, while taxis cost $16–25. Town car service costs more than $36. Those traveling lightly can take light rail to the Baltimore Convention Center station and walk two and a half blocks to the hotel; the cost is less than $5. All fees subject to change without notice.

Getting there from Reagan National and Dulles: Rental cars are the best bet, and they are available online. From Reagan National, travelers can also take a taxi or Town Car for more than $36. Fees subject to change without notice.

Getting around: The hotel is within walking distance of the convention center, shops, restaurants, and all the attractions of Inner Harbor. Many guests take advantage of the bus and light rail system; all-day passes are available for less than $5. Fee subject to change without notice. Taxis are convenient for nearby destinations not served by public transportation, and rental cars are the best choice for travel to outlying areas; rental cars are available online. For those traveling to and from Johns Hopkins, complimentary shuttle service is available.

Shula’s Steak 2 - The coach’s more casual dining option is a clubby rectangular room ringed with 56 TVs and numerous framed sports jerseys. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served.

Shula’s Hall of Fame Lounge - Cigar lovers have their own lockers in the back of this three-level bar with a pool table. In the morning, guests can buy coffee and muffins at the lounge’s entrance.

Amenity highlights: In summer, an outdoor splash pool is open, with views looking north and west of the city from three floors above the street. Next to the pool is a fitness room, partially walled with full-length windows and outfitted with three weight machines, a Nautilus Time Machine, three treadmills, three stair machines, four exercise bikes, and two TVs.

Insider tip: Five blocks northwest of the hotel stands Lexington Market, a Baltimore landmark for 200 years. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, meats, flowers, and prepared food in two large, brightly lit buildings. The crab cakes at Faidley’s in the main building are superb.

The Wyndham houses former Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula’s restaurants: the dressy Shula’s Steak House, where the menus are printed on footballs, and Shula’s Steak 2, a more casual sports lounge. Across the hotel lobby, the three-level Hall of Fame Lounge is a cigar bar dominated by a pool table and baby-grand piano.