Baltimore hotels in Inner Harbor

The location was great, right next to Camden Yards to see the Orioles baseball game.

Hotel reservation could not be found and they were not helpful. Our room was not cleaned until 3 pm and we needed towels. The indoor pool was cold, not heated and was so cloudy and dirty you could not see in it!!! Coffee shop/restaurant had long lines.

The location was convenient.

The staff was rude. It took 3 hours to "find" my reservation, it was dusty, dirty, hairy, ac unit wouldn't work and extremely overpriced. At 8 in the morning a woman who worked there put her ear to our door waking us all up tapping and when I opened the door she said she was just checking to see if we were all there. Checkout was at noon.

Couldn't even check in 1 hour early. Stayed here due to proximity to Camden Yards so we could park and not have to worry about our vehicle. When we arrived we were told they didn't have room to valet our car because of the game, which is the entire reason we picked this hotel. Whatever. We went to the 4pm baseball game and came back to check in. They gave us keys to a room occupied by another family. Went back to the front desk and was told they had no room for us because of a flood and they were waiting for a room to become available. Said we could go to the pool and then get dinner. While in the pool they told us the restaurant was closing early so we would have to order carryout. We ordered carryout at 9:30pm and didn't receive our food until 11:15pm because we were told to wait in the lobby by the front desk staff and apparently our food was taken somewhere else. My 3 kids aged 5 to 10 were miserable waiting until after 11pm to eat. Finally got into our room around midnight. Complained the next day to the manager and was told we wouldn't have to pay for our stay. It's been over a week and we are still waiting for the credit to our account. Called the accounting department, left message and never heard back from them. When we were there it was very apparent many people were having numerous problems with the hotel including 15 minute waits for the elevator. It was also apparent management is not willing to roll up their sleeves and get things done. They appeared more likely to be found hiding in a back room somewhere.

On a business trip - checked in at 2pm and because check-in wasn't for a bit, front desk helped me out. "Upgraded" me to an amazing suitt overlooking Camden yards. It was a rainy cold night, and the orioles were not in town. I can appreciate upgrading someone when neither of the above were factors. The room (667) had great views and hangout areas, BUT NO BED!!! WAS RELEGATED TO A PULL OUT COUCH DESPITE PAYING TOP DOLLAR!!

comfortable beds and pillows

cost too high. I registered through (Pri-Med Conference) as part of a group and should have gotten group rates but don't think I did. the Sheraton is my first choice for a hotel but I am becoming unhappy with the cost. I may choose a different hotel next year. I attend this conference every year but the hotel costs are getting too high

I stayed in the Sheraton in Dover, de and it was great. This past week however I stayed at the Sheraton in Atlantic City, nj and then in Baltimore Maryland and I must say I will not be staying at a Sheraton Hotel again. At both locations the rooms were dirty and the sweet sleeper beds were awful. I wish I had the same experience as I did in Dover.

Location

No ethernet enabled internet connection in room. WiFi was very week in the conference rooms

The doors to the bathroom were very small. Closet door was broken and hard to open. The refrigerator was in an awkward position.

The power was off for several hrs and my room did not get cleaned.

fire alarm Saturday night and the fact we could not get back into our rooms for almost an hour because the elevators would not work and no stair access to 3rd floor. Very disappointed.