Brunswick Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Brunswick, Maryland

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"Checking in. I knew I screwed up staying there. Smelled like vomit. The person at front desk could not put his phone down, talking to his self and ignoring us. I had to get mad to get checked in and get our room keys after being on road all day. What breakfast? White bread? Cold coffee from the day before. 6am, 1 yogurt in cooler no fruit for guest. Room was clean, but smelled like strong bleach. Hallways nasty the whole time I was there never vacuumed. Side door open 24/7 no security the door was taped not to close. It looked like it's been that way for awhile. Ice machine broke, no tissues. Hair dryer caught on fire and front desk couldn't give a care. I had to get ugly to get a different one for my wife with wet hair. Staff? What staff? Parking was fine and parking lot was well lite. I don't write reviews. But this stay brought me alive and left me completely pissed off."

"When you checked in you pay a deposit if you are extending your stay, you have to pay another deposit because they checked you out and checked you in again in order to extend your stay Very terrible policy, I would not recommend staying here"

"I stayed with a group of women and we all had bikes (7 of them). The hotel staff was very nice and let us leave our bikes in the office where they were safe. Breakfast was good too. My only complaint is that the room was not completely dark at night - there was a streetlight shining in through the window that closed curtains didn't fully block."

"The property needs updating and cleaning."

"Old, run down hotel. The microwave, and coffee maker were probably older than me. Not to mention the coffee maker is in the bathroom? Like what? The tv only has satellite and you have to sit and watch the guide very slowly if you want to see what’s on. I guess you get what you pay for, next time I’ll spend the extra. I personally won’t be back."

"Clean, comfortable and quiet. "

"All awesome except the indoor pool and the game room close early evening. It'd be nice to have them open at night as something to do. "