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    Radisson Hotel Baltimore Downtown-Inner Harbor

    1.8 (73 reviews)
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    Mark N.

    Great value! Good location, clean, quiet and with all the taxes $109 in a convenient downtown location. Hallways were bright and clean. With price as the backdrop it was a very good pick and a nice stay. Internet was free and adequate, no P/W needed. Free coffee setup in the lobby mornings is awesome! I would definitely consider coming back here next time!

    bed comforter
    Alexis S.

    I'll start with the partial positives -- the day time staff were very pleasant, the night time staff could use some work. The hallways were fairly quiet, and noise didn't seem to travel, which was a plus. Now, on to the real reason for my review -- this property was dirty, stinky, and overall unpleasant. My bed comforter was stained, the top sheet was stained. The fitted sheet was stained. I informed the front desk and he proceeds to hand me the sheets, as if I'm not the one paying him for a comfortable stay in a clean hotel room. He says that due to covid restrictions none of his employees could come rectify the situation, however none of the employees were wearing masks. I call bull crap. Room had not been properly cleaned, we found loose change from the previous occupants, as well as trash under the chair. The carpets appeared to not have been vacuumed in years, and the room had a lingering smell to it. The shower curtain was stained and the white had turned yellow from use on the bottom. The grout of the shower floor was filthy. Also, you have to pay $25/night for parking in a filthy, partially flooding and very unsecured underground parking garage. The stairways were disgusting. They definitely need to either renovate and hire a new cleaning staff, or update their pictures and lower their prices.

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    Kendrick G.

    AVOID AVOID AVOID!!! Spend the extra money and stay elsewhere for a better experience. If I could give this hotel zero stars I would. In fact, they need to burn it down to the ground and start from scratch. I stayed here two nights and it was a MISERABLE experience. Of course their air conditioning system went out (this isn't the first time this has occurred at this location) and it was during a 90+ degree humid weekend. What annoys me is instead of them getting to the root of the problem they keep slapping a "Band-Aid" on it (i.e bringing a repairman in to access/fix the problem and that's a waste of time because the hotel's interior and rooms are still warm and uncomfortable). Their ventilation system is poor as well. I can't believe they have their staff working in these conditions, which could partly be the reason why many of them appear to be disgruntled and lack customer service. They don't even create small talk with their customers during the check-in process (i.e How are you doing today? Are you in town for anything special? I see you're a returning customer. Welcome back.). The hotel is also quite dated. Dreary rugs throughout the hotel and the room curtains were dull. Having a refrigerator and microwave in the room was a plus. The rooms remind you of rooms in a hospital. The thermostats are clearly broken, as witnessed in my room and in my best friend's room. As soon as you try to lower the temperature down to the 60s it literally jumps back up to the 80s. Management here is severely lacking and the owner(s) of this Radisson location clearly aren't making the necessary investments, which is evident throughout the hotel. I booked through a third party (Priceline) and I had to call them to complain, which I almost NEVER do. I couldn't let this terrible experience fall through the cracks. It was super smooth process with Priceline although the hotel was only willing to refund me for one of the two nights. As disastrous as this hotel is they should've given me a full refund. I settled for half my money back but I guarantee you I will never ever stay at this raggedy place again. As a world traveler for almost 20 years, this hotel is in my top 3 of worst accommodations. This place needs to be cited and shut down ASAP! UGH!

    Clean room. Nice bed.
    Percy H.

    Well, I won't go so far as to give it two stars but I'll be a bit generous and give three. This is not my first time at this hotel but it was called something else several years ago. I believe it was the Baltimore Inner Harbor or something like that. Honestly, I wasn't pleased then and I'm not pleased now. My displeasure is very specific and I'll get into that in a minute. The hotel looks like it has undergone a renovation since my last visit. It's much brighter and the rooms reflect a positive change as well. My room was not spacious but it was reasonably clean except for the dust bunnies in the corners and the left over hotel issued lotion left behind by either the previous guest or housekeeping. On the bright side, I will say that my bed was very comfortable. Unfortunately, during this stay, there was a false alarm fire in the hotel and you can just imagine how annoying that would be at six AM. So specifically I would encourage the staff up front at the desk to be a bit more professional and take pride in what their doing. Not once did I hear anything like "welcome to ... " Or "did you enjoy you stay ...." Another specific issue I had was the temp of my room. During my three day stay, my room was either cold or hot. I tried to regulate the temp using the thermostat to no avail. Also, the shower barely got hot and that was a major disappointment as well. Sadly, I knew things were getting off to an ify start when I was told the phone in my room couldn't dial directly to the front desk and I would have use the number provided to get assistance. I hope the hotel can fix some of these issue both great and small because in doing so, the customer will and should have a better experience. Sadly I did not.

    Maria A.

    I got this hotel at random through a deal on Priceline. Price was reasonable. Hotel needs a little work though but it did the job. I had some minor complaints. I wasn't notified beforehand about the $50 a day incidental charge to your card. It does get refunded but I would have liked a warning. Another thing was my bed. Half of it was soaking. Idk what it was but it was wet. The heater also needs updating. Kind of old and made weird sounds. Other than those things it was manageable. Staff was pleasant. Room was clean and housekeeping did a good job. Not too sure I'd stay again though. I feel like there are other hotels with more to offer for the price

    The Radisson Hotel-Baltimore is only minutes away from the Inner Harbor & the "Charm'tastic Mile"
    Charmtastic M.

    Stayed over-night at the Radisson Hotel Inner Harbor. The room was very clean and roomy. I had a meeting in the morning and had breakfast at the restaurant on property. The omelet and sausages were cooked perfect as well as the breakfast potatoes. The view from the restaurant shows that the city needs to do some work on the abandon buildings within sight. The staff was courteous and friendly. The hotel is only minutes away from the Inner Harbor, Convention Center, Oriole Park and the Charm'tastic Mile.

    Walking inside the room.
    Kim J.

    I was here for a conference and must say that the hotel was very kind and accommodating to our organization. The facilities were good which included several rooms for workshops, a public restroom that actually offers plenty of toilets, and on the far side of the building, a lounge seating (and closed bar) area with lots of natural light (windows) which is good for networking and social events. I was happy with my room. WiFi works well. There is gym that offers upper and lower body machines as well as free weights. As opposed to hotels that offer two treadmills only and claim it's a fitness center. Of course the outdoor pool was closed. Maybe opens only during the summer? There is a bar near the lobby that serves food; my colleague said the food was good. There are other restaurants within blocks of the hotel as is a Walgreens and post office. The Harbor tourist area is about six blocks away and it offers plenty of restaurants and shopping.

    Blood found on pillow
    Aisha L.

    Absolutely disgusting hotel. Dirty and I mean nasty! Not valet parking, it's self parking in a $30 / night dark, scary, wet cave. Nasty carpet in lobby. Blood found on pillow , I wouldn't have found it if I didn't take the pillow case off durning my pre unpack inspection, dirty towels, open shampoo. Manager gave another room. That room had a musty smell, dirty fridge, broken bathroom light. I honestly do not understand how they are still open. From this experience I would never stay at a radisson hotel chain. The only reason I stayed was because all of the hotels were booked for the holiday weekend. The health department needs to do an inspection seriously.

    What they offer: dirt filled filters, pool half way filled up
    A J.

    Whoa. These photos are self explanatory. I have to think that in the early years the hotel really looked as advertised. It has certainly not been up-kept. Would absolutely not return. So cringe worthy. The lobby bathrooms didn't have soap. They said the couldn't refill because they were understaffed for holiday. Ummm gross, it's a pandemic ‍

    Dying mouse greeting party.
    Mike T.

    It's always extra special to be greeted to a nonfunctioning air conditioning and a duet of dying mice on a mouse trap. I understand things are difficult, but wow, this is the sketchiest cajon hotel I've ever stayed.

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