This is a 160-square-foot room on the top floor of a historic Baltimore City rowhouse. The room has a full size bed, a couch that can convert to a futon bed, a desk, a small mini fridge, a nightstand and a six-foot wide closet. The room is perfect for an individual or a couple looking for a room that is affordable, comfortable, and quiet yet centrally located in the city. The space The entire property is built for travelers to have comfort, convenience and privacy. The space is named Dacora, an ode to my great-grandmother Cora Price, who resided in Baltimore for the first half of the twentieth century. On the first level of the property is the living room, which has couches, books and games for guests. It also tells the history of Baltimore’s African American community of the past 3 centuries. There is also a dining room with a swing chair, and two dining tables for guests to eat at, and the kitchen and laundry room. All of the rooms are on the top two levels of the property, along with the bathrooms. Guest access The property is set up like a European-style hostel where other short-term guests share access to the kitchen, living room, dining room and bathrooms. However, the house is very quiet and all guests keep to themselves. Additionally, there is a keyless entry deadbolt lock on the room door for added privacy, security and convenience. Registration Details STR-950331