Maryland per diem ratesFY 2027 · 7 areas above the standard rate
Maryland has 7 of the 295 areas whose per diem is above the standard rate in FY 2027, against 9 in FY 2021. Back at the standard rate since then: Baltimore County (last listed FY 2023) and Frederick (last listed FY 2023). Baltimore City has the highest full-year average lodging cap, 78th nationally, and Columbia the lowest. Caps change during the year in Ocean City (high Jun–Aug), Cambridge / St. Michaels (high Jun–Aug), Annapolis (high Oct, May–Sep) and Centreville (high Oct, May–Sep); the other 3 keep one cap all year. The single highest monthly cap in Maryland is $306 in Ocean City (Jun–Aug). M&IE is $86 in Baltimore City and Columbia; $80 in Ocean City, Cambridge / St. Michaels and Annapolis; $74 in Centreville and Aberdeen / Bel Air / Belcamp.
Swipe the chart sideways to see all twelve months.
Maryland areas and the counties they cover
| Area | Counties / cities | Lodging cap | Full-year average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baltimore City | Baltimore City | $166 | $166 |
| Ocean City | Worcester | $115–$306 | $163 |
| Cambridge / St. Michaels | Dorchester, Talbot | $147–$195 | $159 |
| Annapolis | Anne Arundel | $130–$169 | $150 |
| Centreville | Queen Anne | $127–$164 | $146 |
| Aberdeen / Bel Air / Belcamp | Harford | $117 | $117 |
| Columbia | Howard | $116 | $116 |
Other Maryland counties use the standard $113 lodging and $68 M&IE. Work out a trip · Every state