Express Inn

Affordable Convenience Near Towson’s Music Scene

Modern comfort meets wallet-friendly pricing at the Express Inn in Towson, MD. Just across from the Towson Town Center Mall and a short drive from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, this no-frills motel offers the basics done right: clean rooms, essential amenities, and a location that puts you close to the action without draining your concert budget.
Each room includes free Wi-Fi, cable TV, a microwave, and a mini-fridge—perfect for reheating late-night eats after a show. With a 24-hour front desk and free on-site parking, this is a smart pick for travelers who want convenience without the extras they don’t need.

Why Concert-goers love it

The Express Inn is just a short ride from key Baltimore-area music venues, making it an ideal crash pad after a high-energy night out. With free parking and a 24-hour front desk, there’s no stress if you're rolling in late. It’s also on a relatively quiet street, so you can count on a solid night’s sleep when the encore’s over.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends sharing a room and saving cash
• Solo travelers catching a long-awaited gig
• Couples making a concert part of a weekend getaway
• Fans wanting peace and quiet after the show
• Budget-conscious music lovers looking for value

Food and Drink Options

While the hotel itself doesn’t offer on-site dining, you’re just a 10-minute walk from several popular spots like The Cheesecake Factory, Bahama Breeze, and Pasta Mista. With a microwave and fridge in every room, bringing back leftovers is a no-brainer. There's no breakfast offered, but plenty of nearby cafés and diners open early or late to fit your schedule.

Nightlife Options

Though the Express Inn doesn’t have its own bar or music lounge, it’s a short Uber or Lyft ride from Towson’s buzzing nightlife. Hit up nearby bars for pre-show drinks or keep the party going after the encore. For something more laid-back, many eateries within walking distance serve cocktails and small bites.

What People Say

Guests appreciate the value for money and the location near shops, food, and public transit. Travelers mention the rooms are clean and functional, making them perfect for short stays. The free parking and friendly 24-hour front desk are also frequently praised.

Areas for Improvement

This isn’t the place for luxury seekers—rooms are basic, and some guests mention the decor feels dated. There’s no breakfast or on-site restaurant, so plan ahead if you’re hoping to eat in. Still, if you’re here for the music and not the mini-bar, it gets the job done.

The Bottom Line

If you're heading to a show and want a simple, affordable place to sleep it off, the Express Inn hits all the right notes.