Stayed here to be close to a running event, we did get an upgrade for being diamond elite which was…read moreappreciates The beds are quite hard, they could use an update. No fault of the hotel, the guests in rhe room next to ours sounded like they left the children to their own devices and went out, the kids were screaming and banging, just chaos. I called the front desk at 1030 and was assured it would be handled, however the commotion was still going on at 1130, I could hear them through my ear plugs. I called the front desk again and again assured it would be taken care of. You can't just go and yell at the guests without fear of retaliation but come on, hotels aren't cheap these days and rooms aren't sound proof.

The hotel was right off of the highway, making our one night stop quite easy. Our room was very…read moreclean and comfortable, the staff was friendly and accommodating. Easy parking in the area outside the hotel. The breakfast was free, with lots of variety, however, it was not to our liking. But, coffee and a hard boiled egg did the trick. For one night, you cannot go wrong.

We've stayed at Hampton Inns quite often. We are in the area for our Grandsons wedding. Upon…read morearrival we needed a luggage cart with all the clothes d suit cases we had but there were non available. Upon getting to our room, the over head light in the bathroom was out. They did come and fix it pretty quickly. We were out and when we go

The staff here are genuinely kind and the bones aren't bad. Decent room size, good parking, and a…read morehot shower. They're clearly doing their best. But "doing their best" is the problem. It feels like a capable crew managing a slow-motion train wreck. Where to start. There was a loud mechanical noise that haunted us for two full days and we never figured out what it was. No hand soap in the bathroom, so we were making trips to the shower just to wash our hands. We told the front desk, but took about a day or so for them to bring it. We ended up buying soap from the store. The toilet was compact. Fine if you're under five feet tall, not so much otherwise. The tissue box was folded into a decorative flower with nothing actually usable underneath, which somehow became the perfect metaphor for the whole stay. Aesthetic effort on top of unmet basics. The last night the internet went out and took the TV with it. TV still wasn't working by the time we checked out. It's not that any one thing was catastrophic. It's that the issues just kept stacking. It felt like duck tape and fresh paint on a building that needs more than that. Hampton Inn has a solid brand reputation and this location isn't living up to it. Hope management is paying attention.

Stayed here for a Valentines Day celebration. Our room was absolutely amazing, it felt cozy and…read morewelcoming. The fireplace was the perfect touch and the bathroom and jacuzzi were so spacious. The inn itself was giving very much "home away from home"! Breakfast and coffee was prepared in the morning and it was delicious (every bite & sip). The grounds and establishment were well kept and I chitchat stay there again! I absolutely recommend this place!!

The highlight of our trip!…read more A few things I must point out, the Yelp description for The Wayside Inn is now under new ownership. Susan & David are no longer the propitiators. I met the owner, an unassuming man in the kitchen and shook his hand when I left. Joe is the manager and greeted us when we arrived on Saturday. I told him we have dinner and concert plans and would be back late. He gave us a through tour on how to use the fancy coffee maker, how to use the jacuzzi tub (we didn't us it) as well as the robes. What struck me the most was the branding. The robes as well as the beautiful coffee mugs all had a wonderful logo. Once we took our belongings out and settled into the room, we decided to enjoy the outdoors. My wife grabbed a beautiful blanket and we went outside on the roof deck. We're just taking it all in, I had a bottle of Napa Valley wine I brought from home for us to enjoy, it was really picture perfect. The actual inn is over 200 years old, one of the historic homes in Maryland now made for my enjoyment. Did General Washington sleep here? Inquiring minds want to know! The staircase was truly a sight to see. Made from wood, they crafted these beautiful wooden turns to the upstairs. Creaky wood? Sure. It gives the inn a comfortable charm. Our bedroom had a magnificent sleigh bed and the sheets? Joe was explaining to my wife the thread count. I'm a guy, I was tuning it all out, haha! After a comfortable night sleep, I woke up early. I'm an early riser, I made myself a great cup of coffee and went downstairs to read my book. The sitting area with it's beautiful furnishings, it's a welcoming room. Everything is meticulously cared for, it was a pleasure to have this moment alone and take it all in. After an hour, I went upstairs and took a shower. We have 8:30am breakfast reservations, I want to get on the road to beat the traffic. We were served a French toast bake, absolutely divine. When staying at any B&B, the shower products as well as the food should be top notch. Staying at the local Marriott doesn't give you the same experience. After breakfast my wife made us Dove Hot Chocolates as we packed up. I highly recommend The Wayside Inn. From the quaint accommodations to the fab breakfast, I thank you making our stay special.

Worst ever dirty towels and floors. with mice running around. I checked right back out within 3hrs…read moreand they would not refund

Disgusting. Worst possible experience. Please, if you value your safety, health, and dignity, NEVER…read morego to this place. Trouble began right away. Walking in, we saw crack vials and used syringes in parking lot. Upon entering lobby, the front desk clerk (Indian woman in her 50s, med length hair) asks for my ID and then proceeds to completely ignore me for about 15 min while she talks on her phone, and then talks to her coworker, in Hindi. Finally we get the key, room 106, and we go in to find... it's an uncleaned, used room. Dirty towels and sheets, trash, other people's forgotten belongings. So we go let the staff know, they give us another room, 261, which was a smoking room that REEKED, even though we'd booked non smoking. Upon entering, we notice the bed headboard is broken off and has been propped up against the wall. Burns on sheets, comforter, furniture, broken and yellowed lampshades, and smudges - big, greasy smears - all over it. The carpet was so filthy it turned your feet black. The tub faucet was broken and sprayed water directly out, rather than down, and the shower curtain was filthy and yellowed. There was trash from previous guests in the closet and the safe. TV did not work at all, and one of the lamps flickered with a strobe light-like affect. Believe it or not, it only got worse. Upon closer inspection, it turned out the door lock didn't work, if you pulled it shut from the inside (thinking it would lock, as one would expect) it did not, so anyone could have walked in while we were sleeping. Then, I noticed the blood. All over the walls in the bathroom, the mirror, and the broken floor. I have worked with recovering addicts, and I know exactly what this is - it's when an IV drug users depresses the plunger on a syringe that already has their blood in it, either to get air bubbles out or to clean the syringe when they're done. It was EVERYWHERE. Then I moved the tray that the coffee pot was one - God help me, there were used condoms, condom wrappers, a dead roach, and a razor blade under there. Did I mention I had my 7 yr old daughter with me? When I went to the desk, the woman was incredibly rude, called me a liar. She said I either had to put up with that room or leave and get refunded for the night. Obviously we choose the later, but when I returned to get the refund, they refused to do it. Claimed that the card I had wasn't the one I booked the room with (it was), and then said I had to contact super.com, as that was the site I had booked the room through. When I contacted them, they said the HOTEL had to refund me. This was the worst experience with a hotel - hell, with any kind of establishment, in my life. I've contacted health dept, BBB, etc. But please, if you value your health and sanity, stay far, far away from this disgusting place.

We needed to stay in this general area outside of Baltimore and at a Marriott property. There…read morewasn't much choice so despite the luke warm reviews we booked here on points. This Residence Inn is an old town house design (was this their original concept?). Given the nasty wind and rain and no covered entryway and no dedicated check-in parking spots it was not a great start (at least the parking was free). I asked for an upgraded room as a platinum member but the clerk said they had nothing. Also I had to ask for the platinum welcome gift. She did not offer it. The public areas were clean and perhaps a bit worn. The suite itself was large with a fireplace - that was a first and nice given the weather. The bathroom was the big negative. Dark and old with a tub shower. The bed layout was so tight that it was challenging to maneuver around the one side. The breakfast was typical but it was nice to have real plates and silverware versus plastic. The location isn't close to really anything except office parks and some suburban strip malls.

I primarily selected this hotel for the location and it was one of the best rated hotels in the…read morearea within my budget. You have free parking. It's an older style, Residence Inn, it looks like an old apartment complex. It has had a refresh, however, you can still tell that it's an older building. The Room was clean and very spacious. The Wi-Fi was slow. Rhe bathroom light, didn't turn on sometimes or when it did, it was very dim. The service was okay. I was greeted when I checked but it took longer than expected, although I checked in online. Whenever an employee saw me leaving or coming, they would acknowledge me. However, I was not recognized as a Marriott Elite member. I do appreciate the employee giving me a bottle of water, although it was one small bottle of water at check in. There isn't very much around in walking distance, other than a Chick-fil-A. You definitely need a car. The best thing about this location is that it's convenient to the highway.

My husband and I wanted a little getaway so we decided to stay at The Wilderness and it was perfect…read morefor us. Ellen sent very detailed instructions through email well before our check in time that detailed everything we needed to know. When we walked in, there were delicious homemade gluten free pecan squares waiting (Ellen asks for specific dietary restrictions when booking and she obviously takes them to heart!). The Sullivan suite is a great size with a comfy queen bed and sitting room. We loved the old furniture pieces and the overall antique feel of the whole house. Before checkout, Ellen made a wonderful homemade breakfast. It was exactly what we needed for a relaxing weekend! We will definitely keep The Wilderness in mind for future getaways.

I've stayed at numerous b&bs around North America, and The Wilderness is the second best of all the…read morebunch. Ellen is a terrific and very accommodating hostess. One of our party has celiac disease, and Ellen was gracious enough to supply not only gluten-free breakfast options, but also to bake up some gluten-free peanut butter cookies as one of her afternoon treats. Cat lovers will be pleased to make the acquaintance of the sociable household cats. People allergic to cats will be pleased to know that none of the cats are allowed into the private rooms. One of our party is allergic to cats, and had no significant trouble from cat dander. (However, pollen was plentiful in the region, so be aware of environmental problems.) My favorite part of the inn was the screened back porch, providing sunshine, fresh air, and plenty of bird watching opportunities with three separate feeders around the porch. So peaceful and pleasant! I highly recommend The Wilderness.

I stayed here for a friend's wedding recently and let me tell you this is hands down one of the…read morebest BnB's ever and I've been to a few. The building is in the Tudor style but has lots of medieval accents, which I found to be interesting. There are several vintage pieces and artwork for sale at affordable prices on display throughout the building. I was super excited about that and purchased a couple of pieces to take home with me. The rooms are very cozy and the mattress/pillows/towels are such good quality. And to top it off, breakfast is solid and hearty. They also know how to host an event. Decor and the setting in the garden was lovely. Already plotting my next visit here.

I had my wedding here and it turned out beautiful. They were gracious enough to give my decor…read moreperson a little more time to set up. The only reason I gave a 4 out of 5 was because I would have liked a little bit more communication as we got closer to the wedding date. Maybe some insight on what to expect the day of not just a call to confirm my guest count. That alone would have helped my anxiety levels the day of the wedding. But other than that the times I have called to ask questions, they were helpful.

I love this location. The lobby is beautiful and the bar is gorgeous. It's definitely a great…read moreplace to catch laughs with friends or a cozy nightcap. The rooms are spacious and clean, which I love that.

Stayed a few days there with a friend and the best thing about the hotel and the stay was the…read morebeautiful lobby (I love art and interesting architecture) The room needed quite a bit of TLC. I'm about 5' 6" and raised my arm a bit too high to touch the ceiling in the shower. No in room microwave, only the one in the lobby near the front desk. Looked like a full bar and restaurant in the area across from the elevators. The elevators are extremely SLOWWWWW. They do have a few snacks and bites for purchase beside the front desk as well and I did see a pool. One of the fixtures for the pole in the shower was lose; shower pressure is TERRIBLE; shower temperature was TBD each time; inside the toilet looked stained/scratched and rusted; cobwebs in one corner over the night table; a resident silverfish in one of the painting mats; should probably try entry doors that go to the floor and not let all the hallway light in when the room is dark; and the toilet made some weird sing-song sound every time it flushed. THE WALLS ARE PAPER THIN! (can't warn future patrons of that enough) Went from practically an adult film on one side of us, to what sounded like a kids party on the opposite side the next night!! Every conversation had in the hall sounds like it's in your room. Lose power outlets almost made me late to work...phones was completely dead because the charger had fallen out. The bed was as comfortable as the lobby was beautiful but those are the only two notable reasons to stay there again if that's what you're interested in. Otherwise, hard pass and would pay more to stay somewhere else.

HORRIBLE HORRIBLE.....the room had ants everywhere in the bed, and on the nightstand. There were…read more stains on the bedding. Immediately requested a new room. Get in the new room, key didnt work. There was no phone, how is that possible??! So we went to get food and took a chance the room would not get robbed. Come back to the room, door is locked but key doesn't work. Get new key and there are ants on the bathroom vanity. About 5:30 am my daughter wakes up to find 2 bed bugs in her bed, I can see the bite marks and her skin is red. NO phone in the room to call the front desk, so she goes and sleeps in the car (she's 32 so I didnt object). At sunrise we decide to shower. My daughter takes a shower n mid way...THE WATER SHUTS COMPLETELY OFF. She is now full of soap and no water. WORSE HOTEL EVER!!! Never ever ever again. We usually stay at the holiday inn next door but they were sold out. I would take my chances on a park bench before staying at the Quality Inn. Do yourself a favor and book in advance somewhere else.

I booked, for one night, two of my team here in early Sept 2019…read more They left the hotel and moved to the Holiday Inn. Why? Insects and rodents sharing the room. They did not appreciate the unexpected "company" and departed.

We stayed in room 305, a non-smoking room in name only. Walking in it was like entering a hookah…read morelounge, the smoke smell just permeated everything. Tried to get back in touch with the office, ghost. The room itself is furnished spartanly, with beds and a shelf, microwave, mini fridge and TV, but no plugs or clocks. I'm happy to report I saw no mold, roaches, or bedbugs, but the smell in the room was so bad all my luggage stayed in the car anyways. The mattress feels pretty much skin and bones, if the skin is the outer shell and the bones are springs. There are two pillows per bed, but you wouldn't know it once your head touches them, they disappear and you're left with your head laying on a couple layers of fabric covered fabric. I can't say I recommend staying here, but I've been to worse, and it actually does say a lot to not have mold or pests. If it's between death and getting a cheap room for the night, stay here.

Ya know, if a TV and cable doesn't work, just admit it. Don't make up an absurd story about the…read moreweather and how you have been trying to fix it all day. The other two rooms in our party had some cable. No cable in my room, and I tried everything. No extras of any kind, not even tissue. No shampoo or conditioner. The floor was dirty. The beds were excellent. It was clean. There was a refrigerator. As usual I am touring with my band. My drummer says he walked outside and saw rats and mice crawling into holes along the sides of the building. He saw a cop looking in a trash can, too. It did feel safe though. We did not have problems with any characters.