Baltimore Hotel Guide - Washington Monument hotels in Baltimore, United States of America.

"Your beds are awful! "

"very shabby hotel, but closest to Convention Center"

"The pool required a reservation. I spoke to the front desk employees about 4 times before checking in and each time I said we were coming because of the pool and no one ever said we needed a reservation. The reason I chose this hotel was for the pool. This ruined my son's bday. He cried all day that was all he wanted. "

"Check in was terrible "

"An amazing stay from start to finish! Our room was not ready upon check in and to our surprise we were upgraded to the presidential suite. The unexpected room upgrade truly added to our engagement celebration and made our stay unforgettable. All the staff were very friendly, attentive and made us feel exceptionally welcomed. Definitely would recommend and would stay here again! "

"We chose this hotel due to its proximity to the stadium and aquarium. Unfortunately, after our stay here we felt we paid way too much for what we received. The cost when we booked was $275 for a night. There was a few issues I should note. The first, the elevator was out so a staff member had to ride it down first before you could go up. The second, our room was REALLY hot and we turned the thermostat down but it wouldn’t cool off. We had to open a window and at 2am, there was a very loud beeping that sounded like a truck backing up. This noise went on and off until 8am but because our room was so hot, he had to keep the window open. We were also in a weird corner room with a very ugly view of the HVAC systems where you can constantly hear the drone of it outside. If you end up staying here, make sure you’re not on this side of the hotel. We will not be staying here again. "

"Needs an update. No coffee maker in room, no bottle opener, plastic cups worthy of a motel 6"

"Friendly staff, spotless and very comfortable room. Ideal location. "

"The location - a short walk to the convention center - was ideal for what I needed, and the lobby was a comfortable place to work."