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Sheraton Baltimore North
903 Dulaney Valley Rd, Towson, MD 21204, USA- Spaces for 130-600 Guests
- 3 Ballrooms
- 3 Hotels
The Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel is a full-service hotel in Towson, Maryland, located about 10 miles north of Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Connected by a skywalk to Towson Town Center — Maryland's largest mall — the property offers more than 21,000 square feet of flexible event space across 15 function rooms, accommodating groups from intimate gatherings to receptions of 400 or more. The hotel's flagship S. Fitzgerald Ballroom spans 6,840 square feet and seats up to 400 guests banquet-style, appointed with dramatic chandeliers suited to weddings, galas, and large corporate dinners. The Warfields Ballroom offers 4,007 square feet with an inlaid wooden dance floor, cream pillars, and shell-shaped light fixtures — well suited for receptions of up to 300. For smaller gatherings, the Lindsay Ballroom accommodates up to 130 for a seated dinner or 170 for a reception, making it a practical choice for rehearsal dinners and intimate celebrations. On-site catering and a dedicated team of sales, catering, and convention services professionals support events from initial planning through close. The hotel also features an indoor pool, complimentary self-parking, and proximity to Johns Hopkins University and downtown Baltimore.