Hotels Near Washington Monument in Baltimore

Baltimore is really a bad city to carry out. It is the only hotel that does not have to go to the street with the exhibition hall. Therefore, it has chosen to be better than the imagination. It is very clean and has a sense of service. The day before yesterday, the hotel is really not in the hotel. What is the only restaurant to eat? It’s hard to eat. The 4th floor gym has a big platform to catch up with the weekend. You can watch the game. There is also a room with a balcony. You can also see that the stadium pool is dirty and really dirty. There will be a bunch of black kids. A bunch of black kids sneaked on the platform and were alarmed to let the police smash away. So the security of this hotel is still possible.

I just want to say this was our first time coming to the Sonesta. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. A special thanks to Michele who was a by far the most professional and friendly person. She was attentive to our needs and made the stay worth every penny. I would encourage anyone that is in the area to stay here. We will definitely be going back and staying. Loved the suite and the view! Once again we can’t thank Michele enough.

All i can say is Wow! This hotel was amazing! The interior is beautiful, the room was fairly large, all the staff was very nice and talked to us multiple times, asked us about our activities we had told them we were going to do when we came back, took a picture for us, and even recommended a great place to order take out at 11:30 at night. You also get a free bottle of wine (it was a pretty decent one too, no sutter home here) when you check in, and can switch it out for another one (they have about 4-5 options of red, white and even a sparkling). The breakfast was much better then other B&Bs i've stayed at, with fresh fruit including blackberries, blueberries, and red raspberries (in January!). They also include the typical bagel, cereal, etc. There is always coffee and tea available for all patrons 24/7. The courtyard in the middle of the building looked like it would be great to eat breakfast in over the summer. Abit too cold in january though. The water taxi is about 250 yards away and that takes you right into inner harbor \ the aquarium, and in the spring and summer takes you down to ft mchenry. A taxi ride from inner harbor back to the hotel (water taxi closes at 6pm in the winter) cost us $7, which isnt bad at all. Oh and parking is FREE at the hotel, almost forgot to add that in. Overall i dont think i would stay anywhere else in baltimore ever again, it is well worth the price!

This hotel is below normal Marriott standards. Marriott has hotels in many price ranges from luxury to super economy. This hotel misses the mark. We ordered a king bed (platinum member) long before arrival & we’re told our 2 queen room was all that was available (after we discovered . The clerk seemed unfriendly & annoyed. Sorry, we won’t be trying any other Delta Marriotts

Stayed at hotel in town for wedding of family friend. I was very impressed with this location. some pros and cons: Pros: lovely clean hotel friendly staff rooms spacious and cleaned daily-both refrigerator and microwave present large very comfortable king sized bed large work mobile station large walk-in shower stall- which included safety grab bar- branded toiletries -provided Dove-- Outside provided lovely seating area for one to enjoy meals or simple relax and of course having a complimentary breakfast provided was nice location was convenient to some nice restaurants Cons: no in room safe no exhaust fan/vent in bathroom rooms indicated as non-smoking however for first two night the heavy smell of ********* was present in hallway--management unable to address

The hotel is new, clean and there's a very nice breakfast. It's a city hotel, so the room was smaller than other Hampton Inns, but comfortable with nice amenities (fridge, microwave, coffee maker, usb ports) and a big TV. Home2suites shares the building and the floor. The self-parking is expensive ($20/day) and is a walk up a hill to a public lot.. The valet staff was nice and let me unload and check-in before parking. The front desk staff, however, was remote and unfriendy. It wasn't explained how parking worked - other than that the charge would be added to the room. It meant a trudge back to the car in a thunderstorm to get a ticket previously left in the car. It is to be validated at the front desk. I won't be going back. There was no maid service for a 3 day stay. Service is supposedly ”every other day.” I had to ask for extra towels and put trash outside the door when the baskets were full. (I also know nose rings are popular - but people wearing them are hard for me to look at. After seeing too many kids with runny noses, what looks like metal buggers coming out of people's noses, gives me a startling bad physical reaction - Sorry - can't help it.)

Quite good, staying at one o'clock in the morning, the bed is a big decoration and a little modern. The downside is that the breakfast at the restaurant was very poor. I walked two blocks to eat breakfast. Suitable for temporary stay for one night

This hotel is conveniently located across from Live ****** which is great. They are clearly short staffed - there is no daily housekeeping and the bar was only open for one night as their bartender did not show up for his shift the next night. The check in line was long, only one woman working, but she never lost her smile and made it a pleasant experience. In fact, everyone we encountered was very nice. The room was average, weird layout and no microwave. The bathroom was gross. The showerhead leaked so there was a puddle of water in the shower when we got in. Then the seal on the door was broken so water leaked out everywhere. The wallpaper was torn and there was evidence of mold

It's beautiful, clean and modern, but not one you'll want to stay at if you have an early morning flight. We didn't know the shuttle didn't start until 7 am (odd) or we would've booked another hotel. When you have other travelers complaining about this, you may want to reconsider your hours. PRO'S: I will say the lobby and room were beautiful modern eye candy. It was clean, the bathroom luxurious, the bed like a dreamy pillow and the staff courteous. We only spent about 6 hours there, so not enough time to try the food, breakfast or the gym- which looked upscale with many machines and weights. CON'S: As others have mentioned, the halls can be NOISY. We should've known something was up when we had to sign a disclaimer upon check in that we wouldn't have a party in the room. A first! Having said that, the walls/door seem to be a bit thin. The drunken people heading to their rooms at 2 am sounded like they were in our room as they passed. A total bummer when you have to leave for the airport via Lyft ($30) at 4:15 am . Here's a thought: Maybe one hallway on the top floor could be reserved for airport travelers or those requesting quiet rooms (since you're an airport hotel?). That way you can ensure your patrons a good night's sleep. Fellow WHITE NOISE LOVERS? For those that depend on a hotel's thermostat to have a constantly running fan option, this does not. Again odd, as we rarely run into this with hotels. The fan will turn off when the temp is reached, leaving you susceptible to any hallway noise. It would be great if you had a few portable fans available or even one tucked in each room like you do hairdryers. Also, if you're a hot sleeper in July's heat you cannot adjust the AC to any lower than 64 degrees. Will we stay there again? Perhaps if we don't need an early shuttle and ask for a quiet room. I hope the management will consider these comments, because this hotel could be amazing if it addressed a few areas.