Baltimore Hotel Guide - Centennial Park hotels in Baltimore, United States of America.

"Nice property situated in a tree lined lot giving feel of privacy but located next to a large commercial area with lots of stores and restaurants. Easy to get to from the Interstate. Area seemed safe and well maintained. Breakfast is available but not included with room. Not far from the airport so you hear air traffic starting at 6am to about 10pm. Staff were pleasant and efficient"

"Safe and easy"

"didnot have"

"I appreciated that our lovely room had an outdoor veranda style seating area directly on the parking lot (which was very quiet & remote across from a country field). This allowed me to drove within a foot of the room entrance which was perfect for my handicapped mother who joined me since she can barely walk. Nice, relaxing stay! "

"Great spot!!"

"Stay at this hotel alot. Usually the beds are very comfortable. This room's bed was hard. Also, we could hear the neighbors next door and above. "

"Breakfast every day "

"The property itself is stunning. There is a huge lake outside of the hotel that in normal circumstances would give you an amazing view. However, in my case, I booked and paid for an upgraded room with a FULL lake view. Unfortunately, when I went to check-in, I was told that there was a concert in town and the hotel was overbooked. My room was on the 3rd floor and there was a giant tree that fully blocked our view of the lake. When I asked if anything could be done, I was told no, because of the concert and because of that they were overbooked- which is no fault of mine. The party goers were extremely intoxicated. Women were walking around with their bare behind out. And despite the police being there, nothing was done. There was screaming, yelling and a lot of belligerent and intoxicated behavior so loud that we could hear it in our room clearly up until 3 or 4 o'clock in the morning. The whole experience was disturbing and needs to be addressed because what I paid for I definitely did not get"

"Check in staff didn’t say more than “name” to me, just stared at me like I knew what to do. Asked which way the room was and he just laughed. Ants in the room."