Hotels and Motels for Sale in Maryland
3 hotels are on the market in Maryland right now, rounded up from brokers’ public listings and announcements and last checked October 21, 2026. Each card shows keys, flag, asking price and the broker to contact.
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Listed elsewhere
Courtyard Baltimore Downtown/Inner Harbor
Baltimore, MD
Unpriced
13-story Harbor East hotel sold by an institutional owner well below replacement cost.
Marketed by Hunter Advisors
See photos and the listing Source: Hunter Advisors
Listed elsewhere
Hampton Inn Easton
Easton, MD
$9,500,000
Four-story hotel on Route 50 near historic downtown, with healthcare, utility and tourism demand.
Marketed by Mumford Company
See photos and the listing Source: Mumford Company, Aug 4, 2026
Listed elsewhere
Comfort Inn & Suites Cumberland
Cumberland, MD
$9,200,000
Three-story I-68 hotel with indoor pool and meeting space, pitched as an SBA-eligible owner-operator deal.
Marketed by Mumford Company
See photos and the listing Source: Mumford Company, Sep 2026
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Tools for buyers and sellers
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