Came for work. Clean, spacious, and staff were very hospitable and kind. Will stay again.read more

Home2 Suites in Lexington Park was just okay. Not great, not terrible, just average for the area…read moreand price. It met the basic needs for a short stay. The staff was pleasant, and overall maintenance and cleanliness were passable, but nothing stood out. The bed felt a bit worn and could definitely use an upgrade. The room in general could benefit from a deep cleaning. Not dirty, just a little tired and in need of a refresh. I don't come to this area often, so it worked for what I needed at the time. I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it, but I wouldn't strongly discourage anyone either. If you can't find anything better, this place might do the job.

Location and Views 5 star Hospitality 5 star…read moreBreakfast 5 star Lil details 5 star Comfy bed/room 5 star Totally will come back again as this is our 2nd trip here in a few yrs. Total relaxation with every detail taken care of. First the husband/wife innkeepers Shawn and Steve were amazing and cared so much that we had a wonderful stay. We had my elderly parents w us in their ground floor room called the "Islandscape"and we had one of the main house "Narada" room. The view and location were fantastic. The breakfasts were special 3 course including fresh fruit and something sweet and savory. The baked goods every day by Shawn showed her love and talent for baking--even a goodie bag at our departure. If I lived closer, I would come more often! There's a game room, binoculars, hot chocolate w mini marshmallows, beautiful sitting areas to enjoy the view throughout the property including the front porch where we hung out after dinner. The restaurant right across the street about a stone's throw away at Charles Street served tapas and seafood w live jazz in a Sat night. We also tried Bugeye Grill another night and they were fantastic too. Never really had to get back in the car as you can walk just a few blocks up to the main part of town w a few shops and restaurants. Right next door is an outdoor salty tiki bar that looks fun when it warms up more. I could go on and on. Oh, and Calvert Cliffs park is only 10 min away by car where you can find shark teeth and fossils, which we did! Soo much better than a hotel or airbnb!

A tranquil, well-managed B&B on Solomons Island. This getaway is ideally located on the back bay,…read morewith views of the water that are outstanding. Never had to use the car to go anywhere. Solomons' famous pedestrian harbor is within easy walking distance. To me, that sets this place apart. There's great attention to details here; husband & wife innkeepers Steve and Shawn are genuine, competent and congenial hosts. Stayed on the second floor of the carriage house, in Sunset Harbor room. It's a lovely accommodation, with a nice, deep soaking whirlpool tub. A private balcony is icing on the cake. Thoughtfully designed common areas are found in the main house as well as outdoor seating in the gardens and large yard. Canopy landscaping in the gardens creates a micro-cooling climate and makes this spot noticeably refreshing. Breakfast, a plated service, is gourmet and plentiful.

You know what... five stars right out of the gate for a moderately priced hotel that delivers…read moreamenities many more prominent brands have dispensed with namely, daily housekeeping, towel and linen service. How many concierge joints have I been to lately that give you some corporate eyewash about saving the planet while their CFO drools over the cost savings. A high five to the Comfort Inn.

Dirty room, crumbs all over the floor, hair in the bathroom. When I opened the sofa bed, under the…read morecushions were more crumbs and some full-sized Cheetos. There were no linens, blankets, or pillows for the sofa bed, just an empty bag in the closet. Management scheduled one person to man the desk when the hotel was full. I got to vacuum the crumbs myself with the hotel vacuum while the front desk staff member tried to find bedding. None if it mattered because the sofa bed wouldn't open. I spent a very uncomfortable night on the hard sofa with about 1.5 feet of sleeping space. The people upstairs were yelling, running, and jumping off beds until well after midnight so I probably wouldn't have slept well anyway. The front desk staff called their room and admitted to me that they could hear the noise over the phone, but apparently, there was nothing they could do. This hotel has been going downhill over the past few years. We've stayed here a number of times as we visit St. Mary's four or more times each year for swim meets. I will be taking this hotel off our list permanently. Please be advised that their manager will not contact you even after the staff promises they will be in touch. Choice Hotels will tell you it's not their problem and hang up on you when you ask for help. There is a reason this is one of the lowest-priced hotels in the area.

Our check-in was very easy at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Our party of six had reserved a room with a…read morepullout bed. Once we viewed the room, we decided to take an additional role to accommodate our family.

I stayed here for one cold night. The room was comfortable, but I am very cold natured so I had to…read moreask for an extra blankie (which smelled VERY good). The new coffee maker they have in the breakfast area is AMAZING! Fresh brewed when you want it (not in a carafe). Breakfast was pretty good, but I would have liked some bacon instead of turkey sausage (not a big deal though). All in all I would stay there again, and I recommend the hotel.

Rooms were clean but dark and there is no fan in the bathroom. Beds were comfy and the breakfast…read morewas excellent each morning! My only complaint was at check-in when they tried to charge me double what my reservation was for. I had to pull up my reservation and show them my room rate and what my total was and then they were able to eventually figure it out, but not what I was expecting at check-in. Overall, it was a great stay and I would recommend.

Do yourself a favor and do not book a stay at this hotel, if I could rate this place 0 stars I…read morewould. I always like to give a lot of leeway due to covid and the employment issues that are basically everywhere. I didn't actually stay at this hotel, but I wanted to share my experience trying to stay at this Hampton Inn. I booked my stay the same day as my stay and expected to arrive around 7pm (4 hours after check in) and head to bed as I needed to be up fairly early the next day. When I arrived, which was around 730pm I was told that they would let me know when my room was available and they added me to a list of ~10 other people waiting for rooms. I asked to speak with a manager and was told there wasn't one and the best they could do is have me talk with the housekeeper supervisor, but they preferenced that he wouldn't be very nice. I called the 800 number to hopefully get some answers, because the front desk was just unable to answer the most basic questions or provide any real timeframe. When I spoke with the woman on the phone she stated that there were issues with the rooms and they told me to wait, but she couldn't guarantee me a room. Eventually she called the "GM" of the Hampton inn who basically told me to get a refund. That's not really how this works though as I just drove many hours then now be told to get a refund. I eventually elevated the call to someone else in the call center since the person who I was speaking with would only offer me a refund. Fast forward 2 hours later the person on the phone finally figured out how to move me to a different hotel, but was trying to increase the cost per night and didn't understand why I wasn't willing to pay the additional money, since this wasn't my fault. Around 1030 or so I finally had a new reservation and all is well. I did have friends stay in the hotel at the same time, who stated they were having issues with clogged sinks and general housekeeping, but there was zero response from the management at the hotel. This place needs more than a few things, so until they get housekeepers, maintenance people and professional front desk staff - stay super far from this place. Thanks for ruining part of my trip. Big L in my book

The Fairfield is well located next to the navy base if you are in town for business. the staff is…read morefriendly and accommodating. The property has the usual (older) Fairfield design with minimal common area. (I should note that I have stayed at a lot of Marriotts over the years). My nicks are that I had an "odd" number room & I could hear the street traffic like my window was slightly opened, yes I did check. I made that comment about another hotel & later checked and someone had left the window open, unfortunately not the case here. Also, the breakfast was not up to expectations. Maybe it's the covid thing, but the "hot" breakfast appeared to be prepackaged breakfast sandwiches of some type , or prepackaged Belgian Waffles. Quaker instant oatmeal & boiled eggs rounded out the selection. Usually, hot breakfast includes scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage. Also, although within Per Diem, DTS has contract hotels less, so expect to pay the difference out of pocket for those who know what i mean.

I had an early start for an event with colleagues so I thought I would drive down to Southern…read moreMaryland the night before amd stay close to Pax River. I found this nice Marriott conveniently 20 minutes away from my early AM destination. Very nice and quiet hotel. Did not get a chance to try any of the amenities but next time I am down that way, I will plan longer.

It was okay, for a decent price I couldn't or can't explain and it was clean that's all that…read morematters. Hopefully, in the future, they can invest in usb plugs and maybe an automatic vent sensor that turns on in the bathroom when it senses steam. Other than that, it's worth the stay.

Decent hotel with suites and a kitchenet, comfortable beds, and internet TV which is a nice plus…read more Breakfast was included with the room and typically was scrambled eggs, bacon, fried potatoes, and options of waffles and pancakes. Staff was friendly but typically there is only one person at the front desk at any time. The walls were thin and I was near a stairway so I got lots of noise from people going up the stairs and walking on the floor above.

I quite possibly could be the last person to review this place under its current moniker. Let me…read moreexplain. I needed a quick getaway for some peace and quiet. It didn't have to be anywhere extravagant, just somewhere that I wouldn't have the every day creeping in. I booked just a mere two days in advance via third party. From the reviews on that site and the overall look of the pictures made it seem like an ideal place to spend a night. That is until I was near it and my heart nearly dropped out of my chest. When I initially rolled by I couldn't believe my eyes. From the outside this place looks closed. As I approached the lot all signs saying "Country Inn & Suites" had been removed from the building and pole from outside. Not only that, but there were containers in the lot, old furniture from the rooms, and building materials. The time that I arrived, there weren't many vehicles in the lot either making it look like a skeleton crew was working on the building. I pulled in, drove around the building once and parked because of confusion. The building was obviously in the middle of remodel or repair. As I stated earlier the signs were removed, all the covering for the air units removed, and various shades of paint on the outer walls. It really makes you think, "Is this place even open?" I drove back around to the front and heading to the door. I was half expecting that they wouldn't open, but they did. I walked in and the many boxes of building materials continue into the lobby area. The lobby desk wasn't manned at that time and it still gave off that vibe that they weren't open. Eventually someone came along and asked if they could help me. "Yes, are you guys open?" She reassured me that they were indeed open, just in the midst of a rename/remodel/rebrand. As I opened this review I said that I would probably be the last person to review this spot before the change. She had informed me that this location was leaving the Choice Brands and moving to Hilton Brands. No idea if when they will be finished with all this, but what I do know is that this is very much needed. It was around noon when all this transpired. After being reassured that they were indeed open the lady asked me if I wanted to check in. I knew it was too early, but she was able to get me in. Why not? I made my way through the process and soon had a key in hand. I moved my vehicle and made it to my room. I can see why they are in the midst of a rebrand/remodel. The room was definitely not up to standards. You don't see it at first, but once you get into the room and settled you start to notice things. Once you think you've seen them all, more just pop up. The first thing I noticed was the long stain on the carpeting. It was really noticeable since it was darker than the rest of the carpet. The next thing I noticed were the curtains, there were holes in them and even when closed, light gets in the room. Those were the only things I noticed at first. I then decided to sit in the chair in the room and try to take a very little nap...that is until the noise of the remodel started. They must of been replacing the floor upstairs. At that, I took it as a cue to get out of the hotel for a bit. There are a few pluses here. The room came with a fridge and a microwave. Great if you wanted a little in room treat. Breakfast is served every morning. And ample parking. That's about where they stop, for now at least. When I returned back for the night I noticed that no matter what I did for the air in the room, it never was comfortable. It was freezing for the most part until I jacked it up to 80. Then it was overly hot. What was the culprit here? The windows, who would have thought. This is one of the few hotels that actually have windows that open. I checked those and notice that both of them were unlocked and cracked. Once those were corrected the temperature evened out and the noise from outside really dropped. This room was also really outdated. No USB ports for charging and minimal outlets nearby. Unless you are alright with your items being across the room for charging. Then there is the WiFi, shoddy at best. Each time I wanted to use it I had to resign in. It was a bit annoying. Then, just as I was getting ready to fall asleep, I saw a flash in my room. The light in the small hallway into the room, the light we all use as a nightlight, burnt out. Scared the crap out of me at first. Hopefully once the rebrand is completed this will feel brand new. At least everything they have to offer will be open for use. Including the pool and gym.

"Thank you for your service" must be a sentiment expressed many times at the nearby Naval Air…read moreStation but regrettably I can't summon the same enthusiasm for Country Inn & Suites by Radisson. Opened in 2009, the hotel feels much older with bedding and furnishings that have certainly seen their share of keggers and bachelor party mayhem. While I can certainly understand a few dings and chips, the bathroom vanity sports toothpaste splatter that housekeeping clearly thinks adds spice to the dismal popcorn ceiling, beige surroundings. For the love of god, break out a rag. Although the fig leaf sized bath towel was both frustrating and amusing. If the rooms matched the sparkle of the public areas (lobby and indoor pool) this hotel would be a constant sell-out. Next time we're shut out of our usual haunts I may just have to re-book and bring a keg. One can only hope. Three beige stars. Note: Contrary to the Yelp listing the hotel is adjacent to the Patuxent Naval Air Station in Lexington Park, MD not Andrews Air Base.

An ABSOLUTE WASTE of money and time. Internet never worked for three days I was here. Front Desk…read moreStaff were pleasant, but this place has appearance of a dive motel. Days Inn ought to be ashamed of this location. Rooms have supposedly been renovated in the past few years-not that one can see evidence of it.

This hotel has been through years of abuse and is not in a good part of town. Our room was tiny…read moreand dirty, and while the Mexican restaurant downstairs is convenient and has friendly service the food is less than desirable.

At first I was weary of all the reviews from this hotel however I went ahead and checked in and I'm…read morehere to tell you that all the pictures you've seen are incorrect. This hotel has been far the best hotel I've stayed in in years! For any soldier out there this is probably the best hotel to stay in, especially for those that need peace and quiet. The hotel is clean and all the staff is extremely helpful. I'm going to add several photos for everyone to see that this hotel is clearly one of the highest rating hotels I've been in for staff, cleanliness and comfort. Now the one thing is I was in building 464 and I do not know if that made the difference however I cannot stop bragging about how great this stay was for me.

This review is for the Apartment rental on this facility…read more  My husband and I booked a weekend at Solomons Island for the weekend of March 11th, 2015. We booked two apartment rentals. One, two bedroom and one, three bedroom. We were a party of two families, one, 2 adults one child & the other group was a group of 5 adults one infant. We were told when booking that the rooms did not come with a pull out couch and all of the rooms were seperate and private rooms.     We checked in late Friday night on the 11th. Upon arrival to our rooms we entered the two bedroom first. Which happened to be the apartment my husband, child and I were staying in. Our two bedroom was clean presentable. Most of the outlets were covered. We understand for safety issues, but we had move the whole bed to plug in vaccums to clean, or plug in our computers for work ect. Our bedroom off the kitchen did have a door. We were happy about the door. The one set of  blinds in the bedroom off the kitchen did not shut out the light or privacy close enough for privacy. You had to push the blinds stick a certain way to at least have it shut, partially. The kitchen "inventory" was off. We did not have any wine glasses in our room, no peeler, per the inventory. one of the bedrooms in our room did not have a heater. The three bedroom was clean. The bedroom off the kitched had no door! The hallway lights did not work, the blinds in the kitchen would not come down, not enough outlets for all individuals staying in the rooms. One of the bedrooms had no wall heater so the baby and my sister in law were freezing. Our main issue Friday night. We were booked into Apartments 10, and 12. The neighboring apartment 14 was having a party. At one in the morning my husband and I were called by our in laws to call the police since they were bagging on the walls. We looked at our paperwork and there was no number on the forms we signed for the PMO. My husband had to leave and go to the entrance to go report the people. The police came and left. The people continued until 5AM. We went in the next morning to complain. Our number was given to the manager and told she would call us.  I ended up calling later Sat afternoon and spoke to a woman named Kurvanna. She transferred me to the manager, advised me she was on the other line and it might be a few minutes. I can hold and all three minutes and 15 seconds later she came on the line and said manager was going to be a few more minutes and if I wanted to continue to hold. I told her yes I did. I was on hold for another 15 minutes before the manager came on the line who is Joanne I told her the issues and then she placed me on hold again. After another five minutes the girl at the front desk came on the line again. Her name again is Kurvanna. Who was very courteous. We asked her if we were able to get at least some sort of credit for my in-laws not being able to sleep since they drove all the way from Massachusetts to see us. She said that her manager informed her that they did not do that. I informed her we did call the police and they came by but the people continued. She advised us that it was not the fault of the hotel but PMO for not doing anything. We also asked her about the door missing in the bedroom for the 3 bedroom. She stated that it is completely normal and that the apartments that are attached to the kitchen do not have doors our apartment for the two bedroom did have a door. At the end of our conversation which lasted about 21 minute conversation nothing was handled. The three bedroom should not be considered a 3-bedroom when it does not have a door for privacy for the individual staying with in that room. The form that we had to sign to stay there stated that the quiet times were from 2300 hours until 8 a.m. . It is this establishments responsibility as well as the personnel employed to ensure that people staying in these apartments abide by these rules. If this facility requires us to maintain the property and clean it before we leave by posting a note on the fridge that states we are "required" to clean and gather linnens. Should they not adhere to the policy that they require us to sign or is it just a suggestion?  I am also now terribly upset by the fact I was on hold 21 minutes, spoke to the "manager" for all of 15 seconds before she put me back on hold. She then did not even address me personally, but had someone at the front desk attempt to solve email to a problem she could have resolved at her level.