Hôtels 4 étoiles à Downtown Baltimore à partir de 1 114 $ CA

« Love that there is no pet fee. Very pet friendly! Front desk staff and valet staff were awesome! »

« Accessible à pieds du stade de baseball et de football et des transports en communs. Restaurants de l’hôtel très bon et prix raisonnable. Par contre, l’hôtel est un peu vieux mais très propre. Secteur très tranquille sauf la caserne de pompiers en face qui est bruyante la nuit donc prendre une chambre qui ne donne pas sur la rue. »

« Not responsive owners. »

« Im 100% sure this was a scam. I booked this back on may 5th for july 10th-13th I get there i cant get in contact with the owner Lorraine Jacobs i called multiple times left voicemails she NEVER reached out to me. Got in contact with the property manager Derrick but he couldn't find my reservation. Its an apartment NOT a hotel. The person at the front desk said this isnt the 1st time this happned with the Lorraine Jacobs lady. I had to spend a extra $400+ dollars just to find somewhere else to...

« This was a scam the police in the lobby said this the second time someone got scammed and sent to their apartment complex believing that the reservation was real. I text the number some lady says she busy can she call me back .. in which I said your scamming and this was on thanksgiving at that »

« The Property canceled our reservation an hour after check-in time so we did not stay there. This was after reservations were made four months in advance. »

« This is a great place to stay around the Inner Harbor area of Baltimore. Just know if you're going to stay in the city, you will hear the city. Earplugs for sleeping are a must, in my opinion. I visit the city once a year for a trade show and this is the closest I've ever stayed to the Convention Center, which was great. Free parking was wonderful in a very safe and secure garage. The apartment is clean and spacious. Staff was very nice. My only complaint is they were slow to communicate the...

« Online, it looked pretty good. CLose to the convention center and equipped as a studio so I could keep food there and save money on restaurants. When I got there at 3:30 PM I found an apartment building with a locked door requiring a code to open. I did not have the code. Never received it. I found the phone number online and called it, got a message that gave me a different number to call. I called that number and got an automatic reply instructing me to leave a voice message. I left my message...