I had the absolute best experience at The Ivy Hotel. From the moment I arrived on Thursday until…read morechecking out today, everyone was so thoughtful and attentive. I wanted to celebrate my birthday in style. This was exactly what I needed. I had the Uncle Nearest Foot Ritual in the Spa. It was amazing! Tea in the afternoon was perfect. It was difficult to choose which one to have. All sounded great. I appreciated that they were either from a Black owned or local company. The art everywhere is amazing, down to the frames and mats. All are museum quality. I had room service as well as meals at Magdalena but I'll review them separately. ‍ My room was amazing! The four poster bed was so divine. I slept quite comfortably. The soaking tub was deep enough to swim in. The spa gifted me with a bath bomb which made for a truly relaxing soak session. I will most definitely be returning.

This review is for High tea at the Ivy hotel by way of the Magdelana cafe! Five stars! The service…read morewas fantastic. The quiche was one of the best tasting I have ever had! Baltimore is a hard city to drive into. This was worth it, it was not super busy today and we were checked in on ALOT while enjoying the beautiful patio area full of "Ivy" It seems like the staff works really well together. I am looking forward to dinner at this place. Next time I will be sure to ask for a tour as there is some old b more history there I am certain!

Decent cost effective room and the staff was phenomenal. From the minute we arrived they were all…read moresmiles and asking how we were doing! Each time we had questions they were immediately responsive. Upon return from dinner they took notes to offer as future recommendation of La Baritta since we spoke very highly of it.

Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown is up a few steps from the sidewalk, but if you have issues with…read morestairs I saw an accessible entrance on the side which they could open for you. We were assigned a room on the same floor as the lobby, just past the fitness center. From the outside it was as if we were on the second floor. Our single bed was quite wide, the ceiling above the bed was very high, but the bathroom was small, had no spare toilet paper, and only two hooks to hang anything, which made it tough to hang clean clothing and towels to dry for two guests who do not share towels. Speaking of which, towels provided were limited, so when I found a stain on my bath towel and requested a fresh one, they brought me a whole set. After our time here I saw a video by theholdernessfamily mentioning hotel bathrooms with barn doors that don't close tightly. I didn't realize that was a thing. But it proved true here! Also clear glass shower doors which make it impossible to share the bathroom with a gal pal while someone is showering. Our across the hall neighbor was loud. It was as if there was an open house party each night from about 10:30pm to 11:45pm with all the loud comings and goings. Their 24 hour gym had a water fountain. They have a Grab & Go stocked with a variety of snacks, drinks, some ice cream, and useful things.

I stayed at the Canopy for a recent work trip and was satisfied. The room was actually pretty…read morespacious and I had a really good "partial" view of the water. The room was clean enough but could maybe use a little extra TLC from time to time. Service was excellent with every staff member I talked to. My only real complaint was that the pillows are way too squishy to the point that I couldn't sleep! Slept terribly every night. It would be nice if one of the pillows was a bit firmer

The service, and the top floor water view. Absolutely well worth it, and great value compared to DC.read more

The rooms at this hotel are nice and at a fair price. I only had personally interacted with 2…read morereception staff members one gentleman who was an extremely nice while the other a young lady had no personality and acted as though my questions were inconveniencing her. The reason I am giving this review 5 stars is due in part to the gentleman at the reception desk although also due to the gentleman named Gustavo who is their cook for breakfast whose food is outstanding and not what I had expected given previous hotel experiences. Also one unpleasant person is no reason to knock the entire experience down a Star due to one person alone.

Great hotel. Stayed when I started my new on with the State of Maryland. Bed was very comfortable…read moreand breakfast and location was super convenient. Staff were friendly as well and let me stay an extra night in my room for the same rate when the hotel appeared sold out for the Army Navy Game to finish setting up work equipment on Friday before retiring home to Silver Spring. The lobby has wonderful seating to hang out and eat food deliveries.

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed this hotel experience. We got a corner room overlooking the…read moreharbor, and it was definitely worth the upgrade. We were able to see stunning views of the water and also the city. I'm not sure how long this hotel has been there, but the rooms are modern and up-to-date. They are more textbook than boutique. However, the location of the hotel and the views definitely get the job done.

We recently spent two nights at the end of February 2026 at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront with…read moreour 6-year-old daughter and came away very impressed with the property. It proved to be an excellent base for a short family getaway. The Positives: 1) Room Setup: We appreciated having two queen beds, which worked perfectly for a family of three. Both beds were comfortable, and the room layout felt functional rather than cramped. 2) Location: The hotel's proximity to major attractions was ideal. On our first full day, we walked about 10 minutes along the waterfront to the National Aquarium, which made for an easy and pleasant outing. The next day, we made a similarly short walk to the Port Discovery Children's Museum (formerly known as the Children's Discovery Center). In both instances, being able to walk back and forth without relying on transportation made the trip significantly smoother with a young child. 3) Staff and Service: The staff were consistently helpful. The concierge lounge attendants were friendly, and the front desk team handled check-in and check-out efficiently. On our departure day, we were able to store our luggage seamlessly after checking out, which allowed us to enjoy a few more hours in the area without feeling encumbered. 4) Elevators: This may seem like a small operational detail, but it mattered. We were on the 21st floor, and the concierge lounge is on the 31st. Because there is no direct elevator connection between those floors, we frequently had to ride down to the lobby and transfer elevators. Despite this added movement, the elevators were consistently quick and efficient. We never found ourselves waiting long, even during busier periods--a notable plus in a large waterfront hotel. 5) Concierge Lounge: The lounge was a real asset, particularly on our first evening. After traveling, it was convenient to piece together a full dinner from the generous spread available there. The following morning was more uneven--they ran out of food earlier than expected due to heavier foot traffic--but this appeared to be more of a planning miscalculation than neglect. Overall, having access to the lounge added meaningful value to our stay. (Lounge access is limited to Marriott Bonvoy members with elite status, which fortunately my wife has because of her frequent travels.) 6) Breakfast Buffet: We opted for the breakfast buffet on our final morning. At $32 per person, it is undeniably expensive. That said, the quality and variety justified the price. The offerings were extensive: oatmeal, grits, pork and chicken sausage, bacon, home fries, scrambled eggs, pancakes, made-to-order omelets and waffles, juices, coffee, and more. It was a comprehensive, well-executed American breakfast spread. Overall: For a short family trip to Baltimore, the Marriott Waterfront struck the right balance between comfort, convenience, and service. The location alone makes it highly attractive for families planning to explore the Inner Harbor area, and the operational execution--from elevators to luggage storage--was smooth. We would gladly consider staying here again on a future visit.

Modern, comfortable, and very affordable rooms. Great location, awesome employees/management…read more Couldn't ask for a better experience. Definitely recommend!

This place looks nice and the owner sounds nice and accommodating, but once you're here, the…read moreinternet doesn't work at all, it's very loud, there's no hot water in the tap, there is bad insulation so the rooms and bathroom are freezing (and the heater is very finicky). And sadly, the guy who runs the place is unresponsive and the maintenance guy was not wearing a mask at any point during my stay here (I was the only one that I saw who was), at the height of COVID. And I was told that this was a place where nurses and doctors stay long term due to proximity to the hospital, so these might have been the 50% of nurses who refused the vaccine, because they clearly didn't take it seriously. This Inn is a place where the money goes to the owner but there is no upkeep. He's essentially a slumlord. I imagine he actually visits this place once a year or so, if that. I also asked for a breakdown of room costs per day (they were the same per day) to submit for financial reimbursement, which the owner kept saying he would do, but never did. It was a frustrating stay.

We had a fantastic stay at the Four Seasons. Staff and service were exceptional. Our room was…read moregreat. It overlooked the harbor, so the view was lovely. Rooms are well-appointed and spacious. Bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was perfect. There was a crayon on the floor, which gave me pause on the cleanliness, though other than that, the room seemed very clean. There is plenty of storage, but I can always appreciate more hooks. We utilized the spa, which was awesome, and appreciated the in-room dining. Our in-room dining server was extremely friendly and funny, which was nice, though our breakfast order was extremely delayed. At least it was good, which is more than I can say for the hotel's other offerings. The hotel restaurants, while elegant with fairly good service, provided food and libations that were mid, if I'm being generous. This was a celebratory stay, and nothing ruins that more than inferior food, which we experienced. Valets were friendly and funny, though they forgot to extend our parking, so we ended up with a ticket (which was adjudicated, but still, not something you expect from the Four Seasons). Overall, I do think this is an excellent hotel and I am definitely looking forward to returning, though I will absolutely be dining and drinking elsewhere.

Took hubby to stay here over the weekend for his birthday and we had an amazing time. The hotel is…read morestunning and extremely clean. We self parked in the lot attached to the hotel and only paid $25 per day, which is pretty cheap compared to parking prices at the Philly location. The hotel is actually on the harbour, so the view is gorgeous and its easy access to all the things on the harbour. Check in was easy. Staff greeted us and even upgraded us to a balcony room. The room was beautiful. There was a large tub, rainfall shower, tv in bathroom mirror, separate toilet room, plush bed, min bar, robs, slippers, closet space, wall mirror, desk, chair w/ chaise, and nice size balcony with table & chair. The hotel sent up chocolate covered strawberries and a note for hubbys birthday, which was a nice touch. We visited the pool, which was breathtaking. Its a long infinity pool that overlooked the harbour. They have a bar/poolside restaurant and semi private cabanas. I rented a cabana for us and it came with prosecco, guac + chips, water, and a fruit platter. The guac was some of the best Ive had. We also ordered lobster rolls which were THE BEST ive ever had also. The pool staff was so kind and attentive as well. This hotel is literally perfect, especially for a staycation. The only things I did not like were the robes come in one size and run small. Also, I dont feel the cabana's are properly priced. I paid almost $500 and it wasn't really luxurious. When you think of the Four Seasons, you think top tier. The cabana was simply basic for the price. Could have been better. But aside from those two things, the hotel for sure lives up to its name. Forgot to mention, we ordered breakfast via room Service and it was amazing. The croussant waffle is life changing lol

I love suites with a full kitchen! this hotel is located in the heart of downtown Baltimore, which…read moreI love right across the street from a delicious Irish pub and it's connected to the Hilton Garden Inn. There's a lot of restaurants near this hotel very easy to walk to them and if you want to ride a lime scooter, there are plenty around the area. This hotel room comes with a full kitchen fridge stove microwave and sink. The room is very spacious and comfortable. They don't have a restaurant here but you could go to the Hilton Garden Inn and they have a restaurant that's open from 5 PM to 10 PM. There's a Whole Foods that's five minutes away to grab groceries for your room to be able to cook if you want to cook for yourself here which was nice !

Pros: Location was amazing…read more Staff were super friendly. Breakfast was decent. The view was great. Cons: The rooms are in need of an upgrade. When I first entered the room I noticed it smelled pretty musty. Luckily the windows have a small section that opens. I thought I could open that and air out the room while I went to get dinner. Unfortunately, it didn't help at all. The carpeting and furniture are so gross looking I imagine the smell is coming from that and the window curtains but not really sure. The wallpaper is peeling off but as I was leaving I saw they were peeling it off in the lobby so hopefully they are working on replacing that. Water pressure is okay. If they replaced the carpet and furniture (or at least steam cleaned it) I think that would make a huge difference.

Thank you to Hotel Ulysses for giving me the full Baltimore treatment even though I was only in…read moretown for 24 hours! This hotel oozes with historical charm, quirkiness, and the icing on top is the friendly service from every single person I came in contact with. Many hotels these days go the safe route with decor, but at Ulysses you will be treated to velvet tiger print wallpaper, bright embroidered quilts, peacock flocked lounge chairs, beautiful tiling, and pink fringed lamps. The design is truly a love letter to what Baltimore is all about. A few other notes: + I have high standards for sheets and found my bed to be be pristinely clean and comfortable. + They were also able to give me a very generous late checkout time because I am a Marriott Bonvoy member. + Free wi-fi + Live music in the bar + cute daytime cafe space with real lattes

The biggest complaint about this hotel is the location, which is part of the hotel experience. It's…read morein a rough neighborhood. In my 3 days experience walking around Baltimore and surrounding areas of the hotel, it is pretty bad. There are people on the streets clearly on drugs and the Marijuana smell alone lingers on me after i walk pass them. Alot of homeless people, people boldly asking for money, people of certain variety gathering on the streets making it intimidating to walk by. So, to say the least, the location of the hotel is terrible unless the city cleans up the streets and straighten out the community. Inside the hotel, people were helpful and nice. Everywhere inside is too dark. It might be on purpose but it give creepy vibes or didn't pay electric bills vibe. The intended vibe is supposed to be very baltimore and i can see why. The room is clean and nice. Still dark. The bed is soft and comfortable. Outlets are a complaint for me. I had to move take and chair to the corner of the room to plug in. Bathroom is clean as far as I can tell. My only complaint in the bathroom is when showering, occasionally the water unexpectedly becomes scorching hot. Maybe someone flushed on the other room but I got temporary burn right in the face so be careful. The ash bar was the only food spot inside the hotel. Dinner was alright but I'd pass on breakfast here. Overall, it is a decent hotel in a bad neighborhood. I wouldn't come back mainly because of the neighborhood. Baltimore is just overall in rough shape.

Stayed 2 nights here…read more $45 for valet parking, in and out. Took about 15+ minutes from time I requested my car until it was ready for me outfront. They park the cars in a garage across the street. You get an electronic link to request your car I had a King studio suite. It was comfortable. My room overlooked buildings/alley etc. Wasn't a pleasant view Kitchenette suite, has everything you would need Free breakfast that was good The elevator stopped working one morning, and I had to walk down floors and floors. The hotel didn't send notice that it was down. I had to call after waiting for a few minutes for the elevator to "get to my floor" at least Hotel is RIGHT on the corner, so you may miss the entrance if you're not familiar where it's located Its next to Dunkin Donuts, across from 711 and Royal Farms

I spent 5 nights at this hotel on a business trip. I enjoyed my experience and the staff were…read morefriendly and polite. I did have an issue with my toilet not flushing properly. My room was cleaned twice in that 5 day window which was just enough. The common areas were clean. The breakfast offered was good. I stuck to the oatmeal, bagel and coffee. I did have a meal from the bar/hotel restaurant and it was very very good! My room was clean and spacious! I had the issue with the toilet but then also the refrigerator had an ice machine that kept making ice nonstop and made noise on and off throughout the day. My room Was on the 12th floor but the noise outside from the passing traffic and loiters across the street woke me up and kept me up 3 out of those 5 nights. The bed was comfortable and the room was good. The hotel was nice but it's just the noise outside that was the biggest issue.