The New Ronald McDonald House, located at 1 Aisquith Street, Baltimore MD 21202.

Families are provided free transportation to and from hospitals on the Ronald McDonald House Shuttle.

Grand Foyer with Lollipop Staircase

Family Welcome Center

Interactive Play Space

Family Room – watch a movie, fall asleep on the sofa, just like home.

Our Dining Room is perfect for family meals for 1 to 70 guests.

State-of-the-Art Kitchen where volunteers prepare breakfast and dinner 365 days a year.

More than 100 artists generously donated 250 pieces of art to decorate the New House as part of our All You Need is Love art project!

Teen Room – parents off limits!

Game Room: pool, air hockey, Xbox… OH MY

Laundry Room equipped with 12 washers and 12 dryers.

Classroom/Business Center

Wishes will come true behind the door in the Magic Room.

Serenity Room – meditation, relaxation and inspiration for our families.

"Hope Stones" can be found throughout the House with messages of hope and encouragement.

Baltimore-Style entries provide a warm welcome “home.”

Gathering spaces make it easy for our families to get to know one another.

All guest rooms include an accessible bathroom and easy access storage.

45 Guest Rooms sleep 4-6 family members each.

Custom stained-glass mosaic mirrors, made with love by members of the community, adorn each guest bath.

Family Lounges throughout provide room to connect.

A private fifth floor Kitchen is available for families seeking quiet dining.

Floor lounges offer comfort and extra family time.

There are 4 Wheelchair Accessible Showers per guest floor and Kitchenettes are available in each Oncology Suite.

9 Long-term, two-room Oncology Suites.

Amazing views and 26’ Heart make the Baltimore skyline a little more “love’ly.”

Board & Community Room

The Southern Terrace offers an “unplugged zone” for serenity, quiet and relaxation.

The Northern Terrace features outdoor seating alongside a relaxing water wall.

Our families will enter the 2-level, underground, 58-space garage under the Welcome Home sign on Baltimore Street. Above the garage entrance is a vintage-style hand painted brick mural, a nod to the rich history of our Jonestown neighborhood.