Okay, guys, it's a Hampton Inn...you aren't going to the Ritz.

With that said, I think this place really served up plenty of bang for the buck.

I was in Baltimore (again) for a wedding (again - yes, wedding number 5 in the last 6 months!), and this place was the one suggested by the couple. The hotel also offered shuttle service to the ceremony and reception, so that was part of its draw. Yes, I am totally down with being lazy and having door-to-door service.

Total plus column wins:
1) Affordable rooms.
2) Well-located hotel. The Inner Harbor area and Federal Hill are easily walkable, and Camden Yards is literally right across the street.
3) Large rooms that are clean, well-maintained, and quiet.
4) Really comfortable beds with big plushy pillows.
5) Free wifi and free plug-in wired Internet.
6) Free continental breakfast. It's not super fancy, but it'll totally get the job done. There's a make-your-own-waffle station, two hot trays (first morning was cheese omelettes and turkey sausages; second morning was scrambled eggs and some hash browns (I think?)), fruit, cereal, oatmeal, toast, yogurt pastries like muffins, etc., and the usual juice, milk, coffee, and tea. You really can't beat it for the price.

One questionable thing:
The private driver service that took me to a destination that should have been ~$7-9 via taxi tried to charge me $15. I asked the front desk lady beforehand how much a cab would typically cost to X destination, and she said "no more than $10." Tried calling for a cab, but then the valet guy instead suggested using the private driver guy. I was wary b/c those are usually expensive, but then they said the private driver guy (who I assume is contracted to service the hotel or something) would charge no more than a taxi's rate. So yeah...$15 is not what the taxi's rate would be. I know this because the next day, when I took a taxi to the train station (a destination that is FARTHER away than my X destination), the metered charge was $7.60. Yup. Note that there is a taxi stand across the street on the lefthand side.

One thing I'd change: The room's temperature control is a little odd. Sometimes it would be too warm and then it would be just right. It's not terrible, but it was extreme enough for us to notice it.

Of note (or maybe I'm just crazy b/c I couldn't find it):
There IS a closet in that room. It's behind the mirror. Yes, the full-length mirror that looks like it's only a wall mirror. Yup, there's a lip to the mirror that you can pull away to reveal - ta da! - a closet. I was baffled when I entered the room and couldn't find a closet, so here's hoping that little tip helps you. :)

Overall, I thought this hotel was a fine choice for an easy, no hassle, clean and comfortable location to call our home base while in Baltimore.

Everything about this hotel is fine. Location is right across the street from Camden yards. Very nice design and layout. Room and hotel very clean. My only complaint is our room was drafty, and the HVAC unit was very loud and inefficient. It woke me up several times. I an sure this is something easily fixed.

I stayed in this hotel for two nights. it is in a very good location. The staff was excellent,The lady whaen I checked in was very good and she explained every thing about the hotel,free breakfast and even she mwntioned to to keep the room keys next to my mobile.
The breakfast in the morning was excellent.
They had Coffee and tea in the lobby all day for guests and also cookies in the afternoon which was great.
I wanted to fly from Dulles airport and asked for help from the staff and they explained every thing to me.
The resturants close to the hotel are very good.The only draw back is thst there is no supermarket near by.
If I am in Baltimore again I will definetely stay There.

This tiny hotel is squeezed just outside of Camden yards, and we mean tightly positioned directly across the street between a strip of late night beer drinking bars and row houses on the only side. All traffic is one-way, so navigating to the hotel is night marish. Hampton Inn is clean, well kept and the rooms were standard decorated; but nothing to make it above 4 stars. There was no refrigerator to keep drinks cold, the ice machine was not operating (we were told it only operates in the summer - huh?), and only one tiny waste basket for the double queen room we stayed in. You definately hear the door slams from other hotel guests entering their rooms. Parking is completely unsatisfactory. The hotel charges a daily $30 surcharge for what they call "valet parking". In english, there is no public parking and no street parking. Hotel guests are completely at the liberty of the young parking attendants who look hardly old enough to drive, and will take your vehicle right over the 4" cobbled curb to execute navigation of their super crowded check-in space. I cringed each time we had to leave and ask for them to get our SUV. When I asked where their parking garage was I didn't get a precise answer, and told only they could park cars there - again, huh?? When you check into Hampton, there is literally a 14' rectangle of pavement that does not pull through, so you have no choice except to leave your car end sticking out in the major traffic lane while you wait for them to come get your keys and briskly wisk your car away while you pray and cross your fingers it comes back unscratched and in one piece. For the $160 room rate, I was expecting a bit more; alas for Balitmore most rooms of higher quality are $200 and up, so you get what you pay for.