Stayed for one night while on the road. Upon walking in things seem pretty standard. Spacious lobby…read morewith the usual coffee silos. Our room however was badly worn. Patch jobs on the wall from pictures being ripped off or removed, the bathroom was in need of cleaning and recaulking - black mold in corner of shower. Hand towels and bath towels were like sandpaper. Did not provide bath mat towel for the floor when you get out of shower. And other badly hidden patch jobs on the walls in there. Only positives were smart tv with Netflix, and the breakfast had omelets and a clean spread of food ready. Overall it was barely OK, 3-stars

The Hotel staff are awesome customer service is top notch. Room Service is tremendous. The feisty…read moreBlond bartender (Lori) at the Beacon is a one woman dynamo. Great service at a reasonable price. I highly recommend it if in the area.

We just left yesterday and had a wonderful 2-day stay with Monique in her beautiful home/bed and…read morebreakfast. 10 Clarke is a labor of love for Monique and no detail is too small. From pressed linens with a subtle lavender fragrance, comfortable beds, gourmet breakfasts, Monique strives to make her guests feel comfortable and welcome. When you arrive, you will have lemon water, lemonade and home-baked cookies waiting for you, such a nice welcoming touch. The B&B is beautifully decorated in an Art Nouveau-style with period furniture and decor including wallpaper. We don't visit the area often but hope to return to Frederick soon and spend several days at 10 Clarke again

From the moment we walked into 10 Clarke, we knew we were in a magical place that also felt like…read morehome. Monique and her staff created a sanctuary that called you back in time, yet provided modern luxuries that covered you in comfort. The 3 course breakfast was served in an elegant dining room presented in lovely heirloom glass wear and vessels. The aroma from the fresh lilacs picked from the garden enveloped the room and added deep color to the breakfast table. In the evening, fresh cookies, wine, and filtered water greeted you after a day of exploring beautiful, historic Frederick. Monique's amazing attention to detail makes us want to come back for more, which is rare for us, the B&Bers of 37 years!

My husband and I live in Silver Spring, but we wanted a quick, romantic weekend getaway to…read morecelebrate our wedding anniversary. I fortuitously stumbled across the Hollerstown Hill B&B and they had exactly one room left: the Queen Anne. Since Frederick is one of our favorite small towns in the general area, with several truly excellent restaurants and always something happening, and because the B&B's location is very central and the pricing reasonable, I went ahead and booked it. And I am so glad that I did! From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by our hosts, Betty and Phil. They showed us around the various common area rooms, including a large sitting room, a game room, a dining room, and a the large wrap-around porch. And invited us to use their coffee maker or grab a cold bottle of water, soda, beer or wine from the refrigerator. And then they showed us up to our room. The Queen Anne room is fabulous, with lots of light from the large windows, a King bed, two drawing chairs, an armoire, a sink/dressing area and a separate toilet and shower. Overall I have nothing but amazing feedback on our hosts and our accommodations, but if Victorian decor and dolls aren't your thing or something you'd be amused by -this may not be the place for you. Although in that case, there will be more of Betty's scrumptious chocolate chip oatmeal cookies for those of us that enjoy a truly memorable experience!

Betty and Phil are charming, compassionate and knowledgeable hosts. They've been in the business…read moreover 20 years and know the Fredrick area well. Their home is over 100 years old and well kept. Their home is a historic Victorian with a lot of collectable decor. It's fun to spend a night or more here for a cozy and personable experience. We had no problem parking out front. They have snacks, beverages, wine, beer, a library, pool table and a porch out front for a nice breeze during weather appropriate months. The home is about half a mile from downtown where there are amazing restaurants and cute shops.

A very good experience at this Home2 Suites in Frederick. My room was clean and smelled fresh. I…read moreappreciate the Digital Room Key which allows you to use the Hilton app to check in, skip the front desk, and gain access to your room. Unlike some other hotels where you can only have the digital key or the physical key card active at any given time, this Home2 Suites allows you to have both active at the same time, giving you greater flexibility. All of the essential room amenities are in the Kind Bed Suite; fridge, microwave, desk, big screen television, sofa, etc.. There is ample free parking on site. The free hot breakfast is also a win; you can choose from meat proteins, eggs, warm biscuits, baked goods, etc.. There is also a gym on site. The customer service was good. Overall, a very good stay at this Home2 Suites. I'll stay here again when in the area.

Mold in the bathroom and stains all over the carpet. Not the property I would stay in again.read more

Life long Marriott customer that decided to make the move to Hilton last year. This location is…read morewonderful with so many amenities a short walk away. They are currently remodeling the hotel and I look forward to the upgrades next month when I'm back in town. Friendly/helpful staff. Clean establishment. Good price points.

Homewood Suites by Hilton is a clean, family-friendly hotel twelve minutes driving outside of…read morehistoric Frederick. There's ample parking space. Once you check-in, you'll see the breakfast area/lobby complete with a snack bar with treats for purchase. There's also a gym and indoor pool. The rooms are spacious. We had a suite with a small kitchen (with all the supplies), a TV area and living room. The bedroom was large with a bathroom en suite. Service was great and friendly.

I'm currently staying at this inn. I purchased my room via Priceline & decided upon staying here…read morebased on the pictures online. It looked pretty decent and it was affordable. Upon first glance, the inn on the outside does not give luxury, let's just start there. It's definitely renovated, which is cool, but don't expect it to be an extravagantly amazing place. It gave a bit of a motel vibe. I'm not fond of motels, but I still wanted to be optimistic about everything. If you're hungry, don't worry about finding a place to eat. This place of stay is surrounded by restaurants that were all walking distance. I arrived here a little before 10pm, and it was rather difficult to find parking in the front of the building, which I honestly suggest you try your best to do. I circled the building at least twice, trying to find a decent spot. I THOUGHT I found a good spot towards the entry point of the inn. I parked and started to get out only to find broken glass EVERYWHERE! Definitely looked like someone's car was broken into very recently. I immediately got into my car and parked in another spot. Once inside, I was greeted by a member of the front desk staff. She was pretty nice and polite. She took my ID, card and asked for my car description (which I'm not used to people asking about my car, but I figured it was for security purposes). I asked if there were any rooms on the second level and the clerk said there were. She handed me my key card and I headed towards upstairs. Found my room and went in. It was a standard room, nothing super fancy. I have a refrigerator and a microwave. The television has standard cable channels, so no logging in to your Netflix or Hulu here, unless you bring your own laptop or watch from your phone. There's a wall air conditioner, which I'm not a huge fan of, if you are a person that gets hot often, this option is available. The bed was a nice king sized bed. Firm and clean. As I lay here, I can tell you that it is quite comfortable. I thought there was only a sheet on the bed and immediately regretted not packing my travel blanket. But once I pulled the sheet back, I realized that it was a weighted type of sheet. Although I do appreciate the clean sheets and pillows, everything smells like bleach. Heavily. It's a bit overwhelming, to be honest. But hey, it's clean! The bathroom is okay & the sink has a few upgrades. The tub could definitely use some renovation. It's just old. The tub material is that hard plastic that yellows over time. The shower head needs caulking around the base. I did like that they provided soap, shampoo and lotion, that's a plus. The biggest con of this place is the NOISE! This place is just not for light sleepers at all- and I'm not even a light sleeper! I can hear EVERY stomp and door slam. The doors slammed throughout the night, and it woke me up a few times. The walls aren't the thickest. The refrigerator has a quiet buzzing sound, so if you're sensitive to that, just be aware. It also occasionally made a loud noise (maybe coming from the freezer part, I'm honestly not sure). Also, when I was running the hot water while freshening up, the pipes behind the shower made a loud thunking noise. It was odd, but stopped after about five or ten minutes. All in all, this is a place to stay for the night, not for leisure, not for pleasure- for one night! It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't the best. Would I stay here again? Probably not, but I do recommend it if you need a quick place to lay your head. 2.7 stars for the convenience.

Pros: Very clean rooms, good employees, firm beds. Cons: No…read moreextra chairs in the rooms, no weights in the work out area, not a great breakfast including bad fruit (see pic) and very weak coffee. Overall a decent hotel for the price.

Overall a very nice property. Staff was very friendly and accommodating…read more Only downsides: No wine glasses in the suite. The toilet seat would not stay up. Noisy air condition unit. I would recommend

What a nice hotel. Very clean very friendly staff and lots of amenities. As with most Marriotts…read morethey take care of their customers. This was a great family destination and a comfortable place to stay when we came into town. Our room was very clean and stocked with a full kitchen. Our children loved the indoor pool which was heated and large enough for several guests at one time. We truly enjoyed our stay.

Very clean, quiet, and comfortable throughout our stay. The staff was genuinely helpful and didn't…read morehesitate when we asked to switch from a king room to a double‑bed room. We just weren't sleeping well being away from home, tossing and turning too much, and they made the change without any hassle. That kind of flexibility really made a difference for us. Breakfast was fine but nothing special. It can get crowded, especially since the hotel isn't very big and the dining area fills up quickly. Still, it was enough to get the morning started, even if it wasn't the highlight of the stay.

We stay at many Best Westerns and Best Western Plus. This is one of my least favorite locations…read more Unfortunately, it's the only Best Western in Frederick, MD. Walking through the hallway and as soon as we opened our door to our room, there was a musty smell that stayed throughout our 2 night stay. The carpet had a weird feel on my feet, a dampness maybe from condensation from the air conditioner? I ended up putting a towel on the carpet so I wouldn't have to walk on it. When we got home, we had to wash all of our clothes, which had that same musty smell. The room had a sofa and desk, along with a fridge, small microwave, free WiFi and tv. The bed was comfy but had small pillows. Tiny bathroom with small tub/shower and toilet. Toilet paper was to the left of toilet, which made it awkward reaching for it behind you. The toilet seat was on crooked as well. The sink is outside of bathroom. The shampoo/conditioner is tiny sized and hard to get anything out. They only put 1 of each? Rooms could definitely use a revamp. Breakfast offerings were typical for a Best Western. Scrambled eggs and sausage patties were okay. This was my first time seeing a bunch of staff grabbing breakfast as well around 8:30am, which is when most guests are coming down for breakfast. Front desk did not have the usual 2 bottles of water at check in. They said they ran out.

A great and unique experience for a stay. Visitation Hotel Frederick is a 65-room boutique property…read morebuilt within a former 1846 convent and Catholic school. It is located in the heart of downtown Frederick, Maryland. Rooms are spacious and well appointed. The bathrooms are huge and include double sinks. The in house restaurant is Wye Oak Tavern, led by renowned chefs Bryan and Michael Voltaggio. It is easily one of the top restaurants in the DMV area. Service here is exceptional.

Interesting unique hotel in the heart of downtown Frederick. The hotel used to be an all-girls…read morecatholic school before it got converted to a hotel. Pros: -Within walking distance to bars and restaurants in downtown Frederick -Great service -Nice clean bathroom -the restaurant on site, Wye Oak Tavern, feels like you're in a church with high ceilings and pretty architecture steeped in history -Easy parking -Valet offered -free candy by the front desk! -filters water stations around the hotel -lattes and pastries in the cafe were delicious Cons: -Thermostat was inconsistent and not very responsive; the room was warm and stuffy at times -getting in/out of the hotel felt like a maze -if you're bringing a gaming console, Marriott box causes latency -pillows were super soft, could be a tad bit more firm -TV was poorly mounted to the wall (we found a crumpled paper towel in the back used to line it up to the rack) -if you're a light sleeper - church bells can be heard in the morning even though we were farther away from it than other rooms Overall I'd stay here again. Seems like the only hotel in the area that doesn't require you to drive to the bustling parts of downtown