PARKING Valet onsite, right outfront for $30 a day…read moreSelf Parking a block away in a Public garage, $20 per day. Park head in only! Once you go into the garage, you will get a ticket. Make sure to have that ticket validated by the front desk each time so you don't have to pay. Otherwise, you will have to pay the $10 to get out of the garage everytime - there really isn't alot of space to park outfront and check in. There are a few ParkMobile spots to park for 30 mins BREAKFAST 6a-10a. Good. Various options. Spacious, clean dining areas with TVs 3 ELEVATORS Next to a WHOLE foods, walkable to Hannah's cafe, Raising Canes, 711 and various other food places KING SUITE Kitchenette was a lovely touch. Spacious. Control your own heat/AC. Bed was a little hard. Not much noise, outside of people not closing their doors softly in the morning. I called for a late checkout at 1pm. By 1115a and again at 12p I had 2 different housekeepers knocking on my door... Hampton Inn is connected to the other side to this building. Walkabout to Towson University campus Nice hotel. Parking wasn't my favorite, but I would recommend a stay here

I have stayed here over 100 nights and have now switched to Sheraton north Baltimore. They were…read moresold out so I was forced to book again at this location. Sheraton is great. Front desk at Hampton is great. I have had housekeeping problems every visit and voiced concerns. No resolution. We will follow up is only response. This visit was no wash clothes and no housekeeping service every other day. Every visit has had housekeeping deficiency. No corrections. Only verbally we will address the issue. I will stay miles away if I have to in the future. Never at this location

Very much liked this hotel. Clean and quiet. Convenient to the sam's club. I would stay here…read moreagain. Please avoid the courtyard and the delta hotel.

I've stayed at plenty of hotels and understand that policies are policies, but this was something…read moreelse. I simply asked about the possibility of an early check-in after a long drive, and the way Tammy, the manager, responded was shockingly unprofessional. It wasn't just a "no" -- it was the tone, the attitude, and the complete lack of basic courtesy. There was zero effort to be polite or accommodating, which is the bare minimum you expect from someone in hospitality, especially a manager. What stood out the most is that this wasn't a busy or chaotic situation, it was a straightforward guest request that could have been handled in a respectful way. Instead, it felt like I was being talked down to for even asking. When someone in a management role behaves like this, it reflects on the entire hotel. If this is the standard being set at the top, that's a serious problem. I hope ownership or corporate takes a closer look at how guests are being treated here, because one interaction like this can completely ruin what should be a simple stay.

The staff was nice from the front desk gentleman to the maintenance guy walking the hall to the…read morecleaners...to the staff managing/organizing the Marriott members room. Our stay was great. The room met our needs, the staff was always very helpful. Shoutouts: 1. The very tall gentleman that checked me in. He was very kind and thorough. 2. The waitress in the restaurant. She was doing the best she could given those around her. 3. Sharay (sp?)... the lady getting the Marriott members lounge together. She held herself together while getting the breakfast area set up. She seasoned the powdered eggs so well!

Disaster Run! First…read morenight 1. Couldn't check in because of remodeling they had to move us rooms to the 10th floor and give us two beds instead of 1 2. Our toilet seat wasn't on the toilet they had to send someone to repair. Second night 1. Elevators weren't working had to go up and down 10 flights 2. Ice machine wasn't working leaked all over the floor 3. Key didn't work we were given a new set. Third night 1. Elevators weren't working again until late in day we had to use service elevator but there was a wedding so had to walk up to second floor to use. 2. We got soaked in downtown Baltimore ran up 10 flights of stairs for our key not to work again. 3. Husband had to run down 10 flights of stairs barefoot because shoes were soaked to get new key. 4. Our room didn't get serviced we left at 11 am this day. We had to use towels to dry ourselves and stuff and call for new towels. 5. Manager complaint to Michael who told us to use laundry room which also was offline and didn't work 6. Asked for preliminary bill sent to us but email services also not working We spoke to two managers Michael and Randall and as a female they completely dismissed me not even looking at me while I spoke. I had to send my husband to do the talking as he was the only one they would acknowledge...kind of. We were promised Marriott bonvoy points since they said there was no way anything would be refunded. The never arrived. There was a line of people complaining in the lobby they were really rude to the females.

Clean hotel. Service was good. Solid location. Would return. From the minute we were greeted it…read morewas good. Breakfast buffet solid for hotel

This hotel was as expected for a Holiday Inn Express. The room was clean and quiet. Breakfast was…read moredecent, although a weekend morning was better stocked than a weekday morning, even though we were there shortly after they opened, and the fridge had no milk. The room was serviced (which is sometimes hit or miss) but the soap was empty, so it was a bit of an issue trying to get the wall dispenser refilled. The gym was pretty typical, but several weights were missing, and it wasn't even locked, so that's probably why but they should make it well-stocked and secure. There is an outdoor pool that's obviously seasonal, which is limiting. Otherwise, the front desk reception was friendly, there was plenty of parking, and the price was good and better than staying inside downtown Baltimore.

I booked here this past weekend because many of the better hotels were booked and prices increased…read moredue to the marches. I realized this was a 2 star hotel but this went beyond my lowest expectations. Lobby: -The desk has bulletproof glass. Red flag #1 -Smelled like stale cigarettes/urine/stale dog (despite a sign at the entrance stating it is a non-smoking facility) -Super shady clientele -Ratty carpet I got my room key and here's where the fun began. The room appeared neat and passable until I inspected the bathroom. The frame around the door was splintered and the bathtub had a large rough spot in the bottom, like the enamel had been scraped off, and no stopper. I decided to go to the front desk to ask for another room. While waiting for the elevator I noticed many of the rooms were missing deadbolts and the hole where the deadbolt should be was covered with random materials (one had a piece of cardboard). This began my tour of their available rooms. 2nd room: Smelled like smoke, nightstand broken and lampshade had holes in it like there was a fight, bathtub scraped and discolored, unidentifiable stain on carpet 3rd room: Water on the bathroom floor from leaking toilet, smelled, random chair wedged between the wall and bed facing the wrong way and unusable. This time the front desk clerk called housekeeping and asked the housekeeper to show me "a good room". I met her on the 3rd floor and she escorted me to the 4th room. This room smelled clean, bathroom was clean but when I turned on the light I saw a large piece of wallpaper hanging from the wall above the chair. A maintenance man was passing by and the housekeeper asked him if he could fix it immediately. He said he could but he had to go get his tools. I asked the housekeeper if there was anything else. She said no so I told them never mind. During all of this I'm noticing customers coming and going in the halls and elevators. Many appeared homeless, alot of dusty young people, some folks clearly on drugs (saw a guy tweaking in the parking lot!) and super loud. I wouldn't even have been comfortable falling asleep there especially since it was the weekend. I went to the front desk and told the gentleman he was going to have to give me a refund because this was unacceptable even for a 2 star. He was apologetic and accommodating and refunded me without incident. On some level I think he knew the hotel was a mess. I called a hotel I've visited in the past and explained my situation. Even though their rates were pretty high for the weekend, the manager matched the Comfort Inn rate +$20 which I was more than willing to pay. DO NOT STAY HERE! Don't even pull into the parking lot.

First off I'm not one to go off a few bad reviews but don't choose this place. Save your sanity and…read morespend $10-$20 more somewhere else. The refrigerator doesn't work the room smelled like dog. The air-conditioning blew out white air. The bathtub was painted the moment we got here we asked for two extra towels because there was four of us staying in the room and they just kept pushing it back saying they couldn't get us towels until the morning then they said that towels wouldn't be ready till 10 AM. Then they said 1230 then they said two then we asked the cleaning lady and she said she couldn't do anything unless we spoke to the front desk And so then we went back to the front desk. He texted the cleaning lady still wouldn't give us towels the ice machine doesn't work. The pool was under maintenance although it looked fine for swimming in this 90° heat I'm surprised this hotel is still here. The comp breakfast was very LOW quality. The damage has fresh oats of paint holding it together.

We weren't sure what to expect from the harbor part of town but found ourselves in this decent…read morehotel with an active bar/main floor. We even bumped into live music when we returned from dinner. The rooms were clean and updated. The view was partial - and we had fun staring at the people working away in their offices directly across from us. I would say that the staff was very friendly. The hotel was above average and we had a comfortable stay.

This is the cleanest hotel I've ever stayed at. Not a speck of dust in our room. Front desk stuff…read moreis top notch and housekeeping is the best. This will be our go to hotel for our yearly Baltimore Trip when we come to see the Orioles play:

My colleague and I booked their 2 BR suite, with 1 king and 1 queen bedrooms. Even though I paid…read morefor this stay, I purposely chose the smaller bed due to the larger space of the room. Somehow my bed felt more like a full than a queen bed. While the suite was nice overall, here is what I thought made this reservation not live up to the value you'd expect at a Residence Inn: 1) my mattress was bit more plushy than my colleague's and I had a back discomfort after sleeping on it two nights 2) sofa and the loveseat are in poor condition and you sink pretty low when you sit on them. They need to be replaced ASAP 3) as with my prior stays at this property, their breakfast sucks 4) front desk staff was a bit stiff when acknowledging my platinum elite member status. As their king beds are firmer in single room suites and their location is convenience, I will most likely stay here again.

Great location but my wife says the bed was the most uncomfortable bed she has ever slept in...,read more

We stayed at The Ivy over the Fourth of July and had a very good experience overall. The gentleman…read morewho greeted us on arrival set the tone right away. He was engaging, charismatic, and clearly knew the property and its history inside and out. That kind of welcome makes a difference. We were in Suite 18, which sits in a separate tower connected to the spa. The room itself was well appointed. You can tell nothing in there was inexpensive, and everything was fresh and well maintained, no wear, no chipped paint, nothing neglected. If I'm being honest, some of styling is starting to feel a touch dated in places, but that's a matter of taste more than quality. One note, and to be totally fair it was an unbelievably hot day: when we returned from dinner the room was in the mid to high 70s, and it took about an hour and a half to cool down. The staff explained we needed to lower the thermostat in 2-degree increments rather than setting it straight to our target, and they were right, it worked. Still, that's a bit of a workaround at this price point. A lovely property with genuinely gracious service. We'd stay again.

I had the absolute best experience at The Ivy Hotel. From the moment I arrived on Thursday until…read morechecking out today, everyone was so thoughtful and attentive. I wanted to celebrate my birthday in style. This was exactly what I needed. I had the Uncle Nearest Foot Ritual in the Spa. It was amazing! Tea in the afternoon was perfect. It was difficult to choose which one to have. All sounded great. I appreciated that they were either from a Black owned or local company. The art everywhere is amazing, down to the frames and mats. All are museum quality. I had room service as well as meals at Magdalena but I'll review them separately. ‍ My room was amazing! The four poster bed was so divine. I slept quite comfortably. The soaking tub was deep enough to swim in. The spa gifted me with a bath bomb which made for a truly relaxing soak session. I will most definitely be returning.

While attending an expo in Baltimore, I had the pleasure of staying at this bed and breakfast. When…read moreI travel I generally stay at large chains for consistency. My stay here was a pleasant change of pace. Warren gave me a warm greeting and noted my meal preferences. After giving me a brief download of the local area I was shown to my room. The rooms are comfortable and each has a resident beta fish. I found the bed comfortable and the bathroom nicely appointed. The breakfast here is great Warren puts great care into everyone's preferences whether vegetarian, vegan, or you just don't like bananas or melons like me. I have to give Inn at 2920 a ringing endorsement, and would recommend this Inn to anyone staying in Baltimore. Their rates are also very reasonable, and a comparable bargain when you factor in breakfast.

Such a pleasant little haven in Baltimore. The Inn has modern amenities, stylish and comfortable…read morerooms, and a personal touch that puts the humanity back into work travel. The Inn is one of the reasons I look forward to my work trips to Baltimore. It feels like staying with good friends as opposed to being on the corporate hotel circuit. Warren remembered me from my first visit--almost a year ago!--and kept me well supplied and refreshed with copious coffee and tasty breakfasts. I'm an insomniac and I can never sleep in hotels, but this feels like a home away from home and I'm able to get more rest here. Also the jacuzzi is the greatest experience in the world when you've been on a plane for five hours!