Baltimore hotels in North Baltimore

My wife and I selected the DoubleTree for its across-the-street location to Johns Hopkins University where my daughter attends. In this aspect, the hotel has no peer. We found our King room spacious, quiet and clean. The staff was exceptionally friendly. The trademark DoubleTree cookies were delicious. Since our stay included Easter Sunday, we made arrangements for the Easter Brunch at the Alizee American Bistro. Each selection was outstanding in its preparation. I particularly liked the roast lamb. Overall I enjoyed my visit. The DoubleTree Inn at the Colonnade is a fairly small hotel which occupies only the first three floors of a much larger building. As such, ammenities are understandably limited (i.e. no pool or jaccuzi, no recreation room) , although there is a small workout room. Parking is $24/day self park (which corresponds to $1/hr metered street parking on city streets) .

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Tucked into a nice area close to Hampden and Johns Hopkins but still a quick ride to downtown. Free parking was a real plus in Baltimore. Hotel staff was helpful with directions and maps to navigate the connection of the two Interstates. I overheard a couple who had booked for one day but needed three. The staff took care of it with ease and took the obvious anxiety away from the young wife. Planning to stay there whenever I visit. Small hotel restaurant causes real backup at breakfast. Printer did not work in lobby business center.