Stayed one night on business. Pleasant and prompt check in. Room was clean and comfortable. Free wi-fi was a nice touch. Fitness center had only an elliptical, treadmill and a bike, and the treadmill died on me after 4 minutes. (Note to runners: run outside at your own risk. There are no trails, few sidewalks and lots of traffic.) Decent breakfast -- enjoyed the almonds with the oatmeal. Location is convenient if you don't mind driving places. It's inconvenient and almost dangerous to walk to restaurants and shops in the nearby shopping center.

This hotel is conveniently located about 20 minutes outside of downtown Baltimore. It is worth the drive to save on higher hotel fees and parking fees inside the city. The hotel is located within walking distance of a huge shopping area and many restaurants. The hotel was quiet and clean, and service was excellent. The staff was very friendly, and the breakfast buffet had something for everyone. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. Will definitely stay here again!

High Positive: I'm not a casual hotel visitor, I nearly live in hotels for work.
this stay=1 wk
Rooms Clean even the smoking rooms don't smell of smoke. You have a few perks being a Diamond Hhonors. Hotel has a nice outdoor court to relax in. free parking. they offer a social in the middle of the week where they have a nice spread of food and beer/wine. Not sure if this is a summer thing because it's done on the barbecue in court yard. I ended up staying here and driving into Baltimore due to having no luck with inner city Baltimore hotels. I recommend for family's, business travelers, and couples. If you need a printer/computer for your stay the hotel seems to have issues with it's technology wireless is fine though. Easy access in & out shopping and dinning in area. easy access to main arteries to city.

We stayed here for 3 nights then opted to bail and move across the parking lot to the superior Hilton Garden Inn. Since the same partnership group owns both hotels, the contrast at the same price of $145/n is confounding. Which do you prefer at breakfast…. silverware and china or paper plates and plastic utensils ?
Here the "suite" is just a larger room with a big desk and a sofa bed couch. Formica everywhere, you have to ask housekeeping to bring you a fridge and microwave, the furnishings beat up, moldy grout/ wood rot in bathroom… think 1982. What blew me away was our 2nd floor hallway was only about 7 feet in height, it was built for a Hobbit convention.
We fought with housekeeping on elevator use, then went downstairs for a battle with others to get a seat and eat our generic Hampton Inn breakfast. It should be noted that we slept well [in spite of a room just above the front door] and had fast WiFi. They also had a decent free Ceasar Chicken salad and beer on the one manager's night of our stay.
In summary, I would not rec this place until they first gut and redo it and then price it in keeping with other redone Hampton Inns throughout USA. Otherwise somehow get the govt. rate of $89/99/n, that is all it's worth. Go to the Garden Inn if they have a vacancy, this place is for overflow only and a mediorce choice to boot.