Hotels con internet a Owings Mills

Beautiful hotel. Loved the amenities and the staff was super helpful. Coffee, tea, robes were a nice touch. Smells nice and overall everything is kept very clean. I also liked the added safety key feature. You have to swipe your key to make the elevator go to your floor. Overall , great stay and I hope next year's convention is here again.

Our room and stay were awesome! 100% recommend staying. I requested to stay on the top floor, and they did that for me!! The breakfast was a 11 out of 10! It definitely was one of the best buffet breakfasts that our family has ever had. I highly recommend this hotel if you are in the Baltimore/Owings Mill area.

We were looking for a nice hotel with good service in Baltimore/Owings Mills, and we found it at the Hilton Garden Inn. A special thank you Dalton, who helped us on the phone before we arrived and then he was was amazing checking us in and making sure we had everything that we needed. Thank you so much Dalton!

Very pleasantly surprised upon arriving. The modern hotel is located in a convenient, quiet, seemingly safe residential area with good parking and pleasant, welcoming aesthetics close to amenities without the commercial noise. Stayed for two nights. The modern room was terrific with ample amenities with a full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, clean dish wares. Terrific housekeeping staff. Clean, clean, clean! The cleanest hotel room I have stayed in years. I like the ability to tip the housekeeping staff via a QR code in your room. I did so with pleasure! Bathroom sparkling. Excellent modern window shades to block outside light. More cool hotel amenities such as purified water stations to fill your water bottles, so great to have! The only issues were a large group staying at the hotel and someone was running around their room above me for an hour and a half in the middle of the night. As well, every hotel should place signs in the hallways telling people about QUIET TIME after 11PM. Some upscale hotels do so to prevent exactly what happened to me during my stay. At 1AM people were in the hallway talking loudly without any consideration for other guests sleeping and then began knocking on their friends doors. Definitely would visit again -- it was an oasis amongst the desert of poor or average hotels set alongside a major noisy highway with bad reviews. No outside noise. No loud truck sounding air conditioners. No comment on breakfast as I did not have time to try it.

I’m happy to write Hampton Inn Baltimore/Owings Mills did not disappoint us. Hotel location is in a business park so it’s quiet and safe. It’s nice that they have a soft and softer pillows and are very comfortable bed. Our room is very clean and hallway carpet appears to be new and clean, breakfast is ok too. It’s the typical quick breakfast of scrambled eggs and potato.

We had a very nice desk clerk, but it seems no one, including her, thanks you for being a member any more. Nonetheless, we were given room 219. We had to ask for the extra blanket we had requested in the reservation. As this hotel is somewhat isolated, she told us how to find the local restaurants. The room was large and clean. It included a small breakfast table and two chairs at the table. The desk/office chair was one of the best I ever have used at a hotel. WiFi speed was okay at 27 Mbps up and down. We stayed 4 nights. There was no desk lamp and, as we learned over the next couple days, it appeared the room had been cannibalized for things, much like the military cannibalizes some aircraft to keep others flying. It started with a noisy fan that would not turn off on the heater/air-conditioning unit. The next morning I told the desk and they sent someone up immediately. The wall thermostat would not cooperate, so he fixed it so we could turn it off at the unit. Then I pointed out the missing desk lamp which takes a special plug. He thought someone must have stolen it and immediately found me another one. That evening my wife looked for the hair dryer before showering. There was none. She went to the front desk and they immediately gave her a brand new one, still in the box. Later we discovered there was no coffee maker or coffee in the room, but that was not a big deal. There also was no ice bucket, nor were there any cups of any type. The management offered to get us all of that, but we really didn't need it and told them they could stock those items after we had checked out. In addition to the missing items, people arriving late had a tendency to slam doors and the hotel, as it turned out, was very near the Baltimore northeast extension and we could hear the traffic all night. A smoke detector on the wall flashed a very bright light every 5 seconds (really have to ask who designs these things?) Breakfast was handled by a woman who obviously was overworked. (People no longer wish to take jobs: we saw ”help wanted” signs at every service industry stop we made, especially restaurants and hotels). On our second morning, for example, the cheese omelets and sausage ran out and people had to wait. On morning 3, breakfast included scrambled eggs but some kids had clogged up the pancake machine the day before, so it was not working. It was working again our last day there. Coffee ranged from so-so to good. The end result of all these issues was that the management gave us a partial refund which we certainly did not expect, but certainly appreciated.