New Baltimore Holiday Packages

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New Baltimore Accommodation

Unfortunately, you won't find any accommodations in central New Baltimore. This destination is definitely not what you'd call a tourist trap. With no lodging options in the immediate neighbourhood, your best bet is to look for alternatives a little further out. Wotif lists 3 properties in the vicinity.

If you're on the lookout for somewhere with good services and amenities, why not have a squiz at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Chesterfield (45825 Marketplace Blvd) and the Hampton Inn and Suites Detroit/Chesterfield Township (45725 Marketplace Blvd)? Both have terrific reviews and are a big hit with many visitors.

Car Hire in New Baltimore

If you're thinking about renting some wheels directly at Coleman A. Young Municipal Airport, you'll have to think again. But don't panic! Jump in a cab, head to Enterprise (17677 Mack Ave) and you'll be driving off in a rental car in no time at all.

Discouraged by the absence of hire cars in the heart of the city? We've got a better idea. Check out Enterprise in Clinton Township and snatch up a sweet ride. You'll find it a kilometre away.

Holidays to New Baltimore

Don't be that person walking around New Baltimore with a confused look on your face. Get to know a few things about this exciting destination before you fly off.

New Baltimore is an ideal base from which to discover the marvellous city of Detroit. To reach this neighbourhood from the middle of the city, head northeast for 45 kilometres.

If you've heard fellow travellers not only go nuts about New Baltimore but about Detroit in general, then it shouldn't surprise you to learn that roughly 700 000 people call it home.