Find Hotels with a Pool in Jessup, MD from CA $127

"Great customer service - They did charge a 35.00 early check in fee, more of an FYI. Rooms were available. It's a neat old hotel with a lot of history. Beautiful original ceilings in the entry main hotel, simple but good food menu, great cocktails. Had the margarita pizza with some pepperoni - it was great. It wasn't a flatbread, more of a fresh dough. The wings were good too. They physical building - good shape, but the exterior windows could be washed. The location was convenient and an 8-minute walk to the convention center. I felt safe all in all. Streets are well lit. The federal building is across the street. All in all, I'd give a 3.5 ***"

"Clean."

"Breakfast was good. Location felt safe."

"very good"

"Parking was very expensive . The hotel was so noisy . People talking in hallway in the middle of nights. "

"Great location and very friendly staff"

"Room was outdated and didn’t match the pictures on the website. The A/C was not working properly. When I talked to the front desk about the A/C she was very nice and had someone come to fix it in a timely manner. The A/C started working better but still not sufficient. The bathroom floor was dirty and we had to clean it. The rest of the room and beds were clean and comfortable. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good and the staff there were very friendly. The pool and hot tub were good and the area was clean. Only one elevator was working while we were there. The location of the hotel was great with a metro station and entrance through the hotel. Restaurants and shopping were in close proximity. If you drive anything other than a car you are probably going to need oversized parking and it’s limited. The hotel was cheaper than other options and that’s why we ended up staying there. All in all the hotel wasn’t horrible and I would stay there again if I couldn’t find a better or cheaper option. "

"Excellent service"

"The hotel was great as usual , one of my favorite places to stay on the harbor"