Well we were here for the Dodgers series last weekend and our booster club booked this hotel. First omg location the hotel is directly across the street of the ballpark . Second there is bar next to the hotel which was perfect to party before and after the ballgame. Now the bad news unfortunately we were not able to watch TV from Friday after when we arrive till we left Monday. The other issue my lady needed conditioner, but the one in the shower was missing took Monday morning to get one. Lastly the breakfast it was nice that is was included with our stay but it was horrible. The waffle maker was broken, the sausages taste like rubber and the staff was friendly but seem they don't care of the situation of issues we were having. Again great location but will never stay there again definitely will stay at regular Hilton down the street. read more

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We love this hotel! We stay here several times a year when we come to Orioles or Ravens games. Leah, the valet, is the absolute best!!!!!!they welcome us like family and make over our dog like he's their best friend. They always give us a great room. It's clean and well stocked. Pickles Pub is right next door, and there are tons of places to walk to including both stadiums, Shakespeare theater, and the harbor. Baltimore is such a great town and this hotel sort of is that greatness personified. read more

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Actually a 5-star experience but I'm taking one star off because this hotel really should have access card restricted access for its elevators due to its location downtown and next to the stadium. The management team is EXCEPTIONAL. Friendly, helpful and all-around terrific. Great management makes all the difference in a great stay. I've reached the age where a clean room, comfortable bed and free breakfast matter. Hampton delivered on all accounts. read more

I had booked this hotel online due to his proximity to the shock trauma center my spouse was staying at. Pros: The hotel is directly across the street from the Baltimore Orioles and Baltimore Ravens stadium if that's your thing. Many restaurants beside it to choose from for meals. And if ever needed (hopefully not) its within walking distance to the hospital (few blocks) The staff at check in on May 3rd (at night) were friendly and inviting even giving us bottles of water for free. The hotel lobby and rooms were extremely clean, the beds were comfortable, and the bathroom shower is amazing! Plus depending on your room you can see the stadiums from outside your window. One of the few hotels I have been in since Covid that still offer breakfast and man do they offer it. I mean eggs, meat, waffles, cereal, oatmeal, juice, milks, coffee, the works! Cons: The parking out front of the hotel while checking in is difficult especially depending on your time of check-in, any events at the stadium or bars beside it may be in possible. While the valet gentleman that night was funny and personable, I can see some of his comments be rude or off-putting to some. However, there is no other option but Valet for this hotel and the parking isn't huge so I can only imagine what they have to go through to move cars around to get guest in and out. Advice: Dont forget your yelp check-in when you arrive as you are able to get a bottle water or soda for free! read more

I was awoken to cockroaches flying and crawling around at 1am- which was terrible experience. When I packed up and went to the first floor to inform the front desk and ask for help in changing rooms, the front desk representative was surprisingly rude and immediately said "it's all booked up, even around in the other hotels" for some conferences and conventions right now. I asked her to at least call around to confirm if everything was in fact booked. The security guards with her listened to our interaction. One of them was laughing and when I said that I didn't think this was a funny situation, she was offended- to the point that I had to apologize. It's absolutely ridiculous. I asked to wait in the lobby till the morning- since it was 130am and in Baltimore so leaving to go nowhere is not a realistic plan. They all said no. So I had no choice but to wait it out in my room and obviously not get rest for the night. She then later called the room phone and asked me to come back down because she needed to "explain things" to me. I was afraid of another bad interaction, and asked her to just tell me on the phone. She said that the manager in the morning would review and hopefully refund and that the Holiday Inn "down the street" had availability. I google where the hotel was- a 23 minute walk (at 2am in downtown Baltimore). I had to stay with another traveler attending the conference I flew in to attend here because there simply was no good option for what to do. In the future, compassion would be the best approach for unhappy paying customers in bad situations like being provided a room with bugs. The interaction with the front desk was worse than what I could have imagined or expected in this stay- which is surprising because the day check in staff was polite and friendly. read more

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The room itself was fine however a little attention to detail around the morning breakfast offerings is needed. Breakfast ends at 10 am but when I arrived at about 9:30 their waffle device was in a sorry state and unplugged ( unplugged next day also ), juice dispenser was out of order, just seems so simple to repair or replace equipment that I cannot understand or accept this level of attention. Valet pickup with about 20 minutes of waiting, fairly expensive at $45 per day for valet as well. I believe there are better options and don't expect to return here. read more

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Stayed 1night for Orioles game. Took 20 minutes to find and access the entrance because they block streets on game day. Even though I knew that ahead of time, the access road was a hairpin turn and full of cars awaiting valet. Front desk was very nice but harried. Room was clean and quiet-no traffic noise. Very convenient to stadium.. walked to it. $100 'incidentals' charge is bogus. read more

This hotel was ok. When I checked in I wasn't asked to provide a credit card for incidentals so I don't know if that's normal or not at this particular hotel. Every other hotel I've been to requires a credit card to be presented regardless of any outstanding charges or a fully paid bill. The hotel doesn't offer wi-fi unless you're a Hilton Honors member. The staff member at the desk told me about breakfast, the pool in the basement level, and that was it. I deciphered the somewhat messy handwriting on my card holder and found my way to my room. The only option for parking is via their valet service because there is no space at this hotel. The valet will stack your vehicles bumper to bumper in the front entranceway or maneuver them into this small alcove behind the hotel. Fortunately I didn't need to park a car here because its $45-50 a day. The room was mostly clean. There was a bit of hair on the faucet and some debris in the shower but that's all I noticed. The sink plug in the bathroom was shut but there's a lever under the sink that opens it, except it was jammed so the sink drained really slowly. There was only one roll of toilet paper in the bathroom and no extras. I had to hold down the toilet lever every time I flushed because if I didn't, the bowl would continue to fill with water and not flush. That was annoying. The outlets have a very low output and it took nearly three hours to charge my phone 50%. The lock on the door was busted so it only locked halfway. The minifridge was really noisy and made a loud high pitched whining sound for several hours. When I got up to check it out, I noticed the door was slightly open and the inside was warm and full of water. The sides of the fridge were also really hot. I shut the door and eventually the noise went away. I think the freezer mechanism was trying to cool down the fridge but it couldn't keep temperature which is why it was straining itself and over heating. I guess whoever opened it last didn't check to make sure the door was closed. The breakfast items rotated each day so there was a little bit of variety. The sausages were links or patties, the eggs were scrambled or omelets, and the potatoes were red or brown. There's also a waffle maker, muffins, bread, cereal, coffee, and juice. There is a baseball game every day at the stadium across the street so from the mid-afternoon until it gets dark out, the pub next door to the hotel blocks off part of the street and holds a big tailgate party, or something along those lines. I had to go around the block a few times to get back to the hotel because of all the people and vehicles blocking the way. When I was trying to check out, there was nobody at the front desk so one of the valet guys had to find someone for me. I asked for a receipt and the staff member fumbled for about five minutes with the print before I got the receipt. Then they went back to the office. I guess the front desk staff at this hotel want as little contact with the guests as possible. I wouldn't stay here again unless this was the only option. I was originally going to stay at the other Hilton hotel on the next block over, but they didn't have consecutive nights for the days I was in town. read more

Horrible we had to wait almost 15 minutes to get our car out of their garage. They turn their apple juice off after breakfast when it's out in the open all day everyday. Not a lot of employees HIRE MORE. This overall sucked . Only things that were good was the rooms, pool, and work out room. And they stole my best friends bags out of her and her dad's car. I say sue these fuckers. read more

I thought this was an upstanding place, suitable for business travel for a Hilton Honors member. Wrong! Worst experience I've ever had in over 20 years of professional business travel. Pre-paid for three nights July 10-13 at Hampton Inn & Suites Baltimore-DT-Convention Center through 3rd party (Hotel Engine). Paid in full three months prior to stay. Check in first night uneventful. After returning from full first day of business the next day, however, I was unable to access my room. Hotel staff told me the batteries were dead in the electronic door lock and they "needed to run to the store to get new ones." Hotel Engine called front desk staff while I was there to prove that I had paid for the room, but staff refused to grant me access. Long story short: after waiting in the noisy lobby for 3 HOURS dodging the hordes of incoming drunk baseball fans returning from the game, hotel told me I was recorded as a no-show and was locked out of my room. They then presented me with my suitcase that they had been storing behind the check in desk. They had involuntarily ejected me from the room for which I had full right to occupy, and hastily packed my possessions into the suitcase without my oversight or permission. Some clothes and possessions were not returned. Instead, they tried to shake me down by forcing me to PAY AGAIN for another room. By then, it was after midnight, I had work the next day, and my rental car was not accessible. I knew that hotel rooms were sold out in the area, and after watching a street gang motorcycle takeover two blocks over, I was not in a position or mood to explore alternatives. The only "upside" with the 3 hours of wasted time in the lobby was listening other guests complain to the front desk about all the other problems that beset the hotel, like "what appears to be a turd on the bottom of the pool" and "the biggest cockroach I've ever seen in my room" (I couldn't resist getting a picture of the squashed superbug that the guest left outside their room. I'll try to attach that picture to Yelp). Hotel ended up refunding me for the second and completely unjustified charge and promised to refund the first prepaid amount, but General Manager (C.W.) ultimately lied about that. Current status is that I'm out the cost of three nights, despite the unbelievable and unacceptable experience. Hotel Engine was a useless advocate, and the corporate customer support clowns at Hilton said they "couldn't refund money," but offered me some useless Hilton Honors points...enough to get me maybe 25% off one night in the future. So much for Hampton Inn's "100% Hampton Guarantee." read more

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The Hampton Inn Baltimore is very hotel that steps away from Oriole Park and The "Charm'tastic Mile". The rooms are spacious with great views of the stadium. It's also minutes away from Ravens Stadium. The Convention Center is also within steps. The hotel is great for smaller groups, families and individual travelers. read more

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The hotel itself is clean and the breakfast bar staff was great. The breakfast bar was okay. Food was overcooked. The valet is horrible. We had to get valet which is very expensive because there's nowhere to park. We were told to request our car by text 15-20 minutes prior to needing it. We did this because we had an early surgery at University of Maryland Medical Center. When we came downstairs, the valet was asleep on the couch. He was bothered that we had to wake him to get our car. There was another girl at the valet desk who I still do not know if she worked there. She didn't speak to us and when the valet woke up and went to get our car, she got up and left in a van that pulled up front. In the meantime while we are waiting for our car, a homeless man asks us for food and proceeds to walk in the hotel and take a 6 pack of Gatorade out of their cooler. I even got a picture of this and showed the manager later that day. When my car came around it smelled like marijuana. No hotel staff anywhere to be found. I contacted the general manager who said valet was separate from the hotel and she would have them contact me. After a couple days, I hadn't heard from them, and I called back to the hotel and spoke with the front desk manager, who told me that she would give me points on my Hilton rewards card and give us a discount on our next visit. She did neither of these things. This was unpleasant experience for sure and when I contacted Hilton online they replied in an email that they contacted the hotel staff and they denied that I was told that they would compensate me. They said if I had it in writing to send it to them. read more

Great location, next to the Harbor. Within walking distance to many restaurants, the aquarium, Babe Ruth museum, etc. The hotel felt clean. They have valet if you are driving and will leave your car close to the door if you have an early start in the morning. The employees are nice. It does seem short staffed, however the employees there do their best. The offer a continental breakfast in the morning, hot cocoa, tea and coffee in the evening is available. I will stay here again in the future when I am here for work again. read more

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Between the convention center and Camden Yards is a baseball themed hotel. Hampton In. Is comfortable and convenient. read more

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Desk staff on personal calls who give you the "wait" finger while trying to check in. Weed smell is heavy in the halls. Tea selection sparse for a hilton property. $50 parking per night. Those are minor(except desk staff) the large problem is the cleanliness. We found hair everywhere, bathroom and bed. Blood stain on bedspread, out of curiosity (i stay in hotels 200+ times a year) i moved the mattress and found trash( water bottles, wrappers, used plastic wear and dust) there was a desk clerk cleaning the bfast area on Saturday 5/18 who was outstanding, polite, attentive and a model employee. Never saw a manager. The hotel would say , i'm sure, "you should've told us" but honestly, i manage enough, there are ppl paid for that position im sure. No manager looked at our room prior. It is the perfect loca read more

Again; hotel decent, staff abysmal. The GM "Celena Dotson" has an attitude from the start. I arrived early for a baseball game and was greeted with a rude demeanor and condescending tone. I was told they were completely sold out for the day, yet could actively book a new room on the app. Not to mention that every room on my floor except mine was covid sealed off with tape seals on the doors that have not been broken, indicating no one was staying here. Someone else said it perfectly, the staff acts as if they're doing you a favor by spending your hard earned money at the property. Last I checked, my money pays your salary. The only reason I continue to give this place extra chances even though they continue to disappoint, is proximity to the ballpark, and affordable rates on Hilton's app. I would appreciate ownership and upper management reaching out to me to find out what Ms. Dotson's issue is with me, and why I am always greeted so poorly. read more

Before the pandemic I traveled to Baltimore for a tradeshow twice a year since 2002. This was my first trip back after the start of the pandemic and as I have done the past few trips I booked at this hotel because they have a pool. It is about 5 blocks further from the convention center entrance we use and a little more expensive than the Days Inn, but after a long day on my feet I enjoy some swimming. Guess what? Pool now closes at 6pm daily! Is it because of the pandemic? Not from what I observed- only 1 out of 10-20 people wore masks my whole stay. The loud music playing from the next room over all day didn't help (I am hard of hearing and wear hearing aids- didn't matter because I could feel the base) Called down and it took a few hours before the music was turned off. I realize it was before 8pm, but the residential noise rules should apply to a hotel! I pay a premium to have a relaxing stay. Also- my bath towel had hair and a fresh yellow stain on it. Gross. I didn't bother complaining, I had already managed to get checked out a day earlier than originally booked. (I had planned to stay a day longer to enjoy a day around town with my wife) Bottom line is that for the next tradeshow I attend in June we will be staying elsewhere. *Added note- they do not provide do not disturb signs in the rooms. Asked one of the ladies cleaning rooms and was told that they do not have them. read more

Worst Hampton Inn Experience Ever ! 1. Dirty bed sheets with clear large stains of body fluid, Gross! Management was quick to have them changed, but no apologies or any follow-up. Unfortunately for us, it was too late to change hotel that night due to a very busy schedule with kids graduation. 2. Breakfast was no longer available at 9:30am (scheduled from 6 to 10am), not even orange juice... Too bad, because my family likes to stay at Hampton Inn, but this experience totally ruined it! read more

Overall we had a decent experience but... Cons: The room had a very musty odor. I don't normally have allergies but my sinuses became congested within an hour of being in the room. The air conditioner filters and air vent in the bathroom were FILTHY. The upholstery on the arm chair has a stain on it. I intended to use the indoor pool but it is no longer open. They should state that on the website instead of highlighting it as a hotel amenity. Lastly the water from the sink and tub had no cold water - only hot or warm options. Pros: Staff were friendly, sincere, professional, and helpful. Coffee and fresh fruit is available in the lobby 24/7. The hotel is within walking distance to stadium and UMMC. read more

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Ok so I wrote a review about checking out and leaving coming back in a couple of hours and jackets that were left in room were no where to be found! I called corporate and I got my jackets back. Front desk not happy I called corporate but I wanted my girls jackets back- we just bought them from airport$$$$. With that being said the over all staff very nice and rooms clean! read more

Leaving an absolutely stunning 5-star review for the bartender Chevonne. She is a STAR. She treated us so so good and let me watch the Olympics on TV. Chevonne deserves a raise, a bonus, whatever she needs. 5/5 Chevonne read more

This hotel checked nearly all the boxes for my needs: inexpensive room ($87 for Hilton Honors members), comfy bed, hot shower with decent pressure, free hot breakfast, WiFi internet, television with adequate channels. The 24-hour business center includes a computer and printer, which cane in handy. Valet service is required and pricey ($38), but that is about the same everywhere in downtown Baltimore. I recommend Uber. There is no restaurant in the hotel, but Pickles Pub is right next door. The hotel also has a small "market" with snacks, drinks (including beer), and frozen items you can heat in the in-room microwave or chill in the in-room fridge. The hotel is extremely close to many Baltimore attractions, including Camden Yards, M&T Stadium, and the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC). There is no hotel shuttle service, but I've been told the front desk can call a free shuttle from UMMC to pick you up. Otherwise, I recommend Uber. While other reviewers have complained about service and cleanliness, I've not had an issue with either during my two stays. On the contrary, I've found the front desk folks to be very polite and welcoming and the cleanliness to be fine. read more

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Very close to the stadium! There was no games on the days we were there, it was nice and quiet! One couple people walking on the street. I bet it could get very crowded and nosy if there's game. You can check in on their Hilton Honors app, and select a room that's available. Very good feature! We stayed in 505, double queen, you can see the stadium from the window. The only one thing is that the door lock needs to be fixed, it's hard to open every time we open the door. The front desk was nice and chilled. You can check in on Yelp to get a non alcoholic beverage. About ~20 min walk to food places. We took Uber to and from the airport, about ~$22 each way. read more

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I truly enjoyed my stay here. This hotel is simple, clean, and not much to complaint about. One of the biggest challenges upon arriving in parking! The street on which the hotel sits is actually closed off to allow the patrons of the two adjacent bars to sit outside during this apocalypse they got on. So, not having ever visited Baltimore before, and the way ya'll fuckers drive there, it was very difficult to figure out where to pull in and get to the hotel. As if that wasn't enough, their parking lot is full... yes, seemingly, they've more rooms than parking... maybe? I don't know, that was a first for me. On the VERY PLUS side, the gentleman who checked me in went above and beyond being hospitable, friendly, helpful, and welcoming. Ok, Mr. Hampton Inn Baltimore-Downtown, whomever was working Friday July 17 around 10:30PM, just saved you a whole star. Give this kid a huge pat on the back. He walked outside the main lobby with me to help me find alternative parking, he offered to change my room when the A/C wasn't fully operational, he served as a quick tour guide for the area, and was an overall pleasant experience. The room itself, aside from the aforementioned A/C issue (which ended up working, just taking forever to cool), was pretty spotless. Clean rooms, clean bathrooms, very comfortable, and will definitely would stay here again when in downtown Baltimore. read more

Don't believe our room was cleaned. I had no toilet paper or tissues' Even after I asked for it. I went to store and bought my own' I got clean pillow cases from cart outside my room and changed them my self. It was just too messy to be a clean room' I stayed here a few times before and didn't have this problem. Stay April 9 to April 11 Couldn't wait to get home, I felt gross. Ohh and No Pool Again!! read more

They have the most comfortable beds and pillows. This is a great hotel. Super clean hotel. The staff is welcoming and friendly.

Angel was so helpful in returning a forgotten item, my stay was great but the staff was even better! I really appreciate how hard she worked to return my lost jewelry, and how polite and professional she is. John was also helpful on the phone, again, amazing stay with great hotel staff! read more

This Hampton Inn can't be beat if you are attending an event at the Baltimore Convention Center, Camden Yards, or M&T Stadium. I was in town for a convention and walked back and forth the 2-3 blocks easily. Even better for a baseball game- right across the street! Parking is valet only and the parking staff is delightful. I had very personable help from Bob in both parking the car and picking it up at the end of my stay. There is a daily fee to park which will be added to your room charge nightly. Luggage carts are available to unload your car or bring your stuff back down at the end of your stay. On your check out day there is complimentary luggage check at the front desk so you can leave your bags there and finish your visit in Baltimore without lugging your bags around. This is a typical Hampton Inn. Good rooms, always with a microwave, fridge and coffee maker. Comfortable bed. Pillows weren't so great, but were acceptable. Acceptable breakfast as expected. Good coffee, fresh fruit,and the standard free breakfast fare. Rooms have plenty of outlets, a large full length mirror on the closet door, and a towel hook right next to the shower for easy towel access when you're done showering. I had absolutely no problems during my stay. My room was clean, front desk staff friendly and engaging. I am a Hilton Honors member so I had online checkin ahead of time and got to pick my room. I used the digital key which worked great from my phone. Complimentary internet worked fine for checking email. Didn't do much else on the internet during my stay. Overall this was a delightful stay and I will stay here again next year when I attend another convention. I recommend this hotel, especially if you like Hampton Inn. read more

It's tough for me to give a great review for anything in Baltimore because it is the single most screwed up and scariest city I've ever been to. OK, except maybe Newark. But the Hampton Inn was decent and conveniently located near the harbor and Camden Yards. The rooms were clean and very nice, despite their lack of mini fridges to keep drinks cold or tubs in the bathroom. Hampton Inns always have the most comfortable beds, even more so than pricier chains. However, the climate control in the room was set up very strangely, and despite being on the sixth floor, the alley our room overlooked was pretty noisy on and off throughout the night. Additionally, there was a large group there for some kind of convention, so the breakfast the next morning was just a wreck with really nowhere to sit and people fighting in and out of the buffet. We were eventually herded away from the large group into a meeting room. The breakfast options were only so-so anyway but provided enough sustenance until a seafood lunch could be obtained. The big kicker is that this hotel has NO parking lot and NO parking garage underneath it or nearby. Unless you're getting dropped off by a taxi, I would recommend you don't fall for the good prices that this Hampton Inn puts out there on Expedia and similar sites. They make it up with a whopping $29 overnight valet parking fee -- and unless you want to leave your car stranded out front on the street (in the middle of it, because there's no street parking), you have no choice but to pay for the valet parking. I really don't want to go back to Baltimore anytime soon. The place was just entirely too run-down with way too many rough characters hanging out on every street corner. There's no 'good' side of town, it seems. But if I do go back and need to stay overnight, I'll probably try somewhere else that at least has a parking garage and that's perhaps closer to the aquarium. read more

The staff is very rude never try to help the customer it feels like they are doing you a favor by staying there it is a bad impression of Hampton. Even the managers day or night does not behave very rude unbelievable. I will never stay there and I will not recommend it to any one. Dollar 8 would be much better read more

This hotel was very expensive - $100+ and 20,000 points per night of the Gold Cup semi-final. We were given a corner room on the eighth floor, and it was great! I think it's the biggest Hampton suite I've ever had (though whirpool suites are the best). We had views of Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium; we could see the mound inside the ballpark. Breakfast was mediocre. It's your standard, typical Hampton breakfast of lightly baked scrambled eggs, watery sausage patties, etc. There's a waffle maker, oatmeal, cereal, pastries, applies/banans, yogurt, juices, and coffees. Frankly, Hamptons have my least favorite breakfasts on the Hilton totem pole because the quality isn't the best. The manager at least let us have a bottled water, bottled coke, chocolate bar, and Utz crab-flavored chips as a welcome gift. You're really supposed to only get one beverage and one snack. During the stay, the front desk and valet were very accomodating, including getting an airport cab for me at 6AM. I would've given the hotel two stars, which is typical of my Hampton ratings, but I added a star for service! read more

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You have to pay the parking at the hotel for $40. The breakfast was great. They have oatmeal, cereals, eggs, sausage, bagels, variety of bread, coffee, et. al. Includes microwave and small refrigerator. The restroom is nice including the shower (provide neutrogena shampoo and conditioner). Very good location, good breakfast but the downside is paying for parking. read more

Great location, great quality room, and great staff. We were greeted and helped out immediately by the valet and front desk clerk. We were only here for one night and had an early flight out. We left hotel at 4:30 am and had no issues with calling down for valet and our car was waiting for us outside warmed up when we came down a few minutes later. Great view of Camden Yards from our room (609). We did have a weird issue with the water as the cold water handle just kept spinning and in the morning we had to turn off all the water to sink to get it to turn off, had we been staying more than one night we'd have had maintenance come up. Check out Sliders bar next door, it's way better than Pickles Pub which to us was dirty and beat up. read more

Some noise downtown. Air conditioning shuts off from 9 am to 10 am and from 2 pm to 3 pm (I guess it's the Utility High Load Signal to shut-off high load appliance option). Close to the all parks, convention center and inner harbor. No shuttle available for the airport. Recovery: awarded 3,000 points for a/c concern. Thank you read more

Nice updated hotel. Valet workers were nice. No towels in the room initially but room service brought up several towels quickly. Room was nice, spacious and updated. Loved the bathroom - clean and spacious. Location was good for getting around in and out of the city. read more

Whenever we come to the Inner Harbor we prefer this hotel. We have stayed at others and this hotel is right in the middle of everything if you are going to an Orioles or Ravens game or the Convention center. During the Orioles season you step out of the hotel and the local bars have outside vendors selling beer and there are vendors outside selling food that is good and cheap. The valet is a little pricey but I've paid worse in the area. The valet was welcoming and took care of our car and there is free come and go policy. The front desk was warm and friendly and got us checked in quickly. Our room was clean though you can tell this Hampton is due for an upgrade compared to some newer and upgraded hamptons I've stayed in. There are two bars right next door so if it's the summer time it could get a little loud at night but if you need a place to eat, Sliders is really good and it's a few steps from the hotel. We will be back. read more

Okay, guys, it's a Hampton Inn...you aren't going to the Ritz. With that said, I think this place really served up plenty of bang for the buck. I was in Baltimore (again) for a wedding (again - yes, wedding number 5 in the last 6 months!), and this place was the one suggested by the couple. The hotel also offered shuttle service to the ceremony and reception, so that was part of its draw. Yes, I am totally down with being lazy and having door-to-door service. Total plus column wins: 1) Affordable rooms. 2) Well-located hotel. The Inner Harbor area and Federal Hill are easily walkable, and Camden Yards is literally right across the street. 3) Large rooms that are clean, well-maintained, and quiet. 4) Really comfortable beds with big plushy pillows. 5) Free wifi and free plug-in wired Internet. 6) Free continental breakfast. It's not super fancy, but it'll totally get the job done. There's a make-your-own-waffle station, two hot trays (first morning was cheese omelettes and turkey sausages; second morning was scrambled eggs and some hash browns (I think?)), fruit, cereal, oatmeal, toast, yogurt pastries like muffins, etc., and the usual juice, milk, coffee, and tea. You really can't beat it for the price. One questionable thing: The private driver service that took me to a destination that should have been ~$7-9 via taxi tried to charge me $15. I asked the front desk lady beforehand how much a cab would typically cost to X destination, and she said "no more than $10." Tried calling for a cab, but then the valet guy instead suggested using the private driver guy. I was wary b/c those are usually expensive, but then they said the private driver guy (who I assume is contracted to service the hotel or something) would charge no more than a taxi's rate. So yeah...$15 is not what the taxi's rate would be. I know this because the next day, when I took a taxi to the train station (a destination that is FARTHER away than my X destination), the metered charge was $7.60. Yup. Note that there is a taxi stand across the street on the lefthand side. Of note (or maybe I'm just crazy b/c I couldn't find it): There IS a closet in that room. It's behind the mirror. Yes, the full-length mirror that looks like it's only a wall mirror. Yup, there's a lip to the mirror that you can pull away to reveal - ta da! - a closet. I was baffled when I entered the room and couldn't find a closet, so here's hoping that little tip helps you. :) Overall, I thought this hotel was a fine choice for an easy, no hassle, clean and comfortable location to call our home base while in Baltimore. read more

My wedding reception was at M&T Bank Stadium so my newly married husband and I stayed at this hotel after all the partying was done. We had stayed here once before a couple of years ago when a friend of ours had their reception at Camden Yards. Both stays were nice, the rooms were clean and the staff was courteous. Checkout is at noon, which is wonderful. I see people complaining about the FREE continental breakfast, but we thought it was great both times. You can make your own waffle and there is plenty of coffee, juice, fresh fruit, bagels and muffins, cereal, danishes and yogurt. They also had western omelets and hash browns that were served hot. I don't know what people are complaining about, it was delicious! It's not a 5 star hotel room, but you also aren't paying 5 star prices. All the hotels downtown are pretty pricey, but this was not a bad deal. read more

Great hotel for an unbeatable price. Robin and Charles are hands down the best staff I have encountered at a hotel and I have been traveling for years. I would stay here again in a heart beat. My traveling partner and I took pics with them because they are fun and we love memories! Breakfast is much better than your standard continental breakfast and it changes daily, variety is the spice of life. THE BEDS, I was tempted to stay in bed all day and skip a day of playing tourist!!! I want to order one of these beds and have it shipped back home. I will be back! read more

I've stayed in a few different hotels in the Baltimore area and this one is definitely one of the better ones I've stayed at. Before arriving there was a slight booking snafu but it was fixed by the staff and they were so friendly about everything when I checked in. The rooms are spacious (especially the bathroom which is always a plus) and they were clean and comfortable. I also really liked how close the hotel was to the Inner Harbor and you have access to major roads which makes it great and easy for getting around and for catching a taxi. It is also right across the street from Camden Yards and a few blocks away from M&T Stadium if you are looking for a place to stay while catching either baseball or football games. The free breakfast was is pretty much a deluxe continental breakfast. They have eggs, make your own waffles, fruit, cereal, yogurt, etc. The overall dining space is really clean and if there isn't any room to sit, you can easily take your food up to your room. Another thing that is helpful here is the parking. It's a little pricey at $29/night but you can take it in and out as often as you can and when you check out, even though you have to leave the hotel at noon, your car can stay in the lot until 3PM if you wanted to leave your car and explore a bit before leaving. I would probably look into staying here again since I had a great experience and it's recommended if you are looking for a place to stay in Baltimore! read more