I booked this hotel because it was cheap and had good reviews on TripAdvisor. As I walk in, the lobby is beautiful. The man who checks me in has the worst attitude in the world.. So far, OK. I get to my room and it seems nice. A mini-fridge, enough towels etc. But when I took off my shoes and... more

Solid no frills hotel. rooms were clean and the staff was very helpful. Good choice for the money. You must book in the advance on weekends because they tend to fill up quickly. more

From the time we walked in i knew we made a terrible decision. There were all these people hanging out in the doorway. The front staff could careless about your happiness or their own it seemed The room --well more the bathroom was so dirty--the only good thing is that we only stayed there one night There were also some... more

This was above average, clean rooms comfortable bed. When I got in the room there were a few blown light bulbs, I called to the front desk and there was someone there within 10min to replace and bring extra towels for us. I did see they had continental breakfast but we had plans with family for breakfast. Lobby area was... more

We stayed at this hotel for four nights in June because of its very convenient location to relatives in Baltimore. The price of $66 a night was a huge bonus. The area is commerical/industrial, but not a bad part of town, and it is only about ½ mile from I-95. I was travelling with my elderly mother and felt no... more

Stayed in the hotel the night before taking a cruise from the Port of Baltimore. The room was very noisy. People were in and out of the adjoining room all night long. Kids were running the halls all night long and slamming doors. Was the worst experience staying in a hotel I've ever had. Will never stay there again and... more

My buddy and I were looking forward to going to Baltimore on a Saturday to see a baseball game at Camden Yards. We got the tickets but realized later it was the Preakness weekend, meaning the hotels in the Inner Harbor were $350 and up. I'm telling you, for $77 with tax, you can't beat this place. Especially if you're... more

After researching for days and nearly fainting at the prices of hotels in the Harbor area we decided to stay at the Best Inn on February 19, 2005. We weren't expecting much, we just wanted a clean, reasonably priced hotel to sleep in after a long day at the Harbor. That's exactly what we got. This hotel is NOT fancy,... more

This small property has become our lodging of choice in greater Baltimore after staying at a few of the upscale downtown hotels. We've always been treated graciously by the entire staff. We've returned here six times by most recent count. The rooms are spacious and CLEAN. Coffee makers, hair dryers and irons join the newly added mini-refrigerators(not stocked, only a... more