Hotel vicino a Monumento Washington, Baltimora

Quando cercavo un posto dove stare, per me era troppo prioritario il servizio in camera, che questo hotel ha annunciato sul loro sito web che offrono. La persona del desk front, che ha continuato a insultare la mia intelligenza suggerendo che ”servizio in camera” significa che verranno nella tua stanza e cambieranno le tue tovaglie. La camera era bella, il letto era comodo e il colazione era buono, ma il quartiere non dispone di negozi a piedi e un ristorante molto prezioso a due isolati.

Hotel is located in center of Baltimore the front desk was excellent very helpful with our check in and luggage storage on checkout. I will definitely recommend this hotel and come back.

This hotel is a bit outdated and its reflected in the cleanliness of the bathroom and other facilities. I also don't like how they charge $35 for an ”early check-in fee”. It puts a stain on the whole stay and makes the hotel appear less hospitable. At least other hotels you have a loyalty program or a rewards program that offers certain perks, essentially this hotel has no perks for folks who are repeat visitors and it seems like a cheap money grab. 4pm is pretty much the evening time and during my time there it was freezing outside. Negative wind chill, dangerous snow conditions on the roads and sidewalks but I should pay a fee to get to my room early when it's ready? I was placed in a small room with a bed directly next to the window and no matter how high the temperature in the room was, I had goosebumps because I was freezing. There was zero insulation. I also booked this staycation so I can relax and watch cable. The first room I was placed in didn't even have cable and I called and let the front desk know, the person mentioned an ”engineer” was coming to fix the issue and an hour later, it never happened. I ended up getting moved to a different room that night because I advocated for how cold it was and the new room had a working TV, but initially it was so much back and forth with the front desk. Makes for a less enjoyable experience. I will say the were kind in the fact I forgot some items in the previous room and they made sure I received it safely. This is a great location if you're exploring Baltimore but there may be better options for a similar price point that's more hospitable. The tub was draining slowly and the water didn't get too hot. It made me even more excited to get home because my own shower pressure and experience is so much better. So it wasn't even luxurious in that sense. There was also hair in the shower. So for all the ”early check in fees” and waiting until after 4pm to ensure the rooms are ”clean” it seems my room was barely up to hotel standards. The comforter was also a mess so I just didn't have a positive experience. 

State in questa città pericolosa, rendete la gente molto timido, il parcheggio deve essere fermato dall'altra parte, il servizio di ricezione è ancora molto entusiasta, ci sono poche cose per la colazione gratuita fornite, e le foto di lusso della prima pagina del mare, che non hanno niente a che fare con questo hotel, devono essere preparati psicologici. Ma il caffè gratuito della bar d'acqua è buono! La stanza è molto pulita, ma c'è un orologio di bell'infinito, che tormenta davvero la gente. Poiché gli ospiti hanno prenotato sei ore di notte, il risultato suonava sempre lì, in modo che non potevamo dormire bene, e il suono della finestra era anche molto comune. Il suono dell'auto bruciava spesso a mezzanotte! Da loro la catena del supermercato sentono che il livello di consumo complessivo della città e la ricchezza della popolazione non sono elevati. Si dice che il tasso di criminalità sia molto alto. Si consiglia che tutti possano mangiare frutta di mare attraverso il viaggio, non c'è bisogno di rimanere qui!

I was debited some amount of money from my account after paying the hotel fees

The good news is, the rooftop restaurant is very nice with beautiful views, a lively bar and imaginative cocktails plus good food.  The hotel room we had was a bit run down. The tub didn’t drain properly, the makeup mirror was smudged, the pillowcase had a hole, and the room just seemed tired. It needed a chair. Other than the bed, there wasn’t any place to sit. I think there’s hotel needs a refresher.

Sono rimasti in questo hotel per nove giorni, e sono impressionati.Hotel ad alto rapporto costo-benefici, centro di campagna, stile antico, la varietà, anche se poca ma ancora un mattino insensato, l'atteggiamento del personale molto amichevole è un po'incredibile.Molto consigliato.

The hotel staff is exceptionally kind from the front desk to the cleaning staff. The location is a few blocks from the harbor and located next to Lexington Market. The breakfast was good with a waffle machine, eggs, sausage, yummy oatmeal with a wide variety of add-inns. Blueberry compote and candied pecans were my favorites. The room is spacious and clean with comfy beds and pillows. Overall I definitely would recommend. It's was a great price for the service. Newly renovated!

È molto vicino al porto, a circa 10 minuti a piedi. La camera è spaziosa e confortevole. La colazione è buona, con pane, uova fritte e waffle fatti in casa. Al piano inferiore troverete caffè e acqua calda 24 ore su 24.

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