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

"As a frequent traveler and Marriott club member, this was by far my least enjoyable experience. From the moment I arrived, the service representative who checked me in displayed an unwelcoming attitude and was neither pleasant nor helpful. I was also disappointed to find that the hotel’s snack area closed at midnight. I’m accustomed to having access to a club lounge or at least 24-hour snack options at the front desk, so this was a significant inconvenience. Additionally, the rooms were very outdated and noticeably small, which made the stay even less comfortable. Overall, this stay did not meet my expectations. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this property or choose to return. I’ve always appreciated Marriott, but this experience almost made me consider switching to Hilton."

"There were plenty stores nearby. Parking at the garage around the corner is much cheaper than valet. The beds were hard and uncomfortable. The pool was very small and required reservations for a hour each slot. Also a separate key was required to enter the pool area and we weren’t made aware. We asked for more towel and wash clothes to accommodate the 4 people in our room and were told we could only receive half because there wasn’t many available. About 13 minutes in a uber or Lyft from the harbor area where restaurants and the aquarium are. I probably wouldn’t stay again"

"Awful out dated dirty and not safe do not stay here "

"Wonderful stay. The breakfast was great. The building is old, but looks like they try to keep things up to date. It was not as bad as I thought it was going to be. I was pleasantly surprised at how decent it was, however it could use renovations. The jacuzzi tub in my room was HUUUUUUGE i swear at Lea 4 full sized adults could fit in it. We loved it. It was chipped and could use restoring but it was small chips none larger than a"

"Perfect for a staycation!!"

"So I felt (the owner disagreed) that the property wasn't listed accurately. In the listing, under Amenities, it said "parking", but after I paid for it, the owner sent me a message saying I can't use the parking, it's reserved for the tenant. I told him that was a bit disingenuous to list that as an amenity, I'll let the reader be the judge. The apartment is very small, and the bed is a hide-a-bed that you pull down from the wall and it takes up most of the room. The parking thing was a pain because I had some stuff I couldn't leave in my car. The owner assured me there was nearby parking, and that parking wasn't competitive on weekends in canton, but the first night I had to park 8 blocks away after hunting for 20 minutes and had to carry all my stuff back and forth, and on the way out it was suddenly raining and I had to walk 3 blocks to my car. Also, if you're a stickler for this sort of thing (I'm not) I think the apartment may be against fire code, as there's only one exit and no windows or alternative exit. "

"The kitchen was fully equipped with cooking appliances. The house was very clean and had what you needed if you had forgotten anything, shampoo, conditioner ,soap, dishwashing detergent and kitchen soap, towels etc…. neighbors are very quiet. The only issue I had was when parking In the pad outback of the house it was a pain at times because others were parked in the alley making it hard to park or pull out of the parking pad "

"Great place to stay "

"Our host and his instructions were wonderful. The home is impeccable and cozy. Highly recommend. "