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Marriott Baltimore Inner Harbor at Camden Yards

From $ 159 per night

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Inner Harbor
  • 110 SOUTH EUTAW STREET, Baltimore, Maryland 21202
  • 410-962-0202
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Excellent Hotel

A traveler

Travelocity.com

March 4, 2008

Our stay at this hotel was only hampered by some loud and impolite guests who were in town for a baseball game. The proximity to Camdem Yards (only steps away) makes it an ideal place to stay for that reason. As a business traveler, one would be ...Read more
A beautiful comfortable place but.....

A traveler

Travelocity.com

February 19, 2008

Very nice place to stay, but the only reason we stayed here was for the "heated" pool. The pool was freezing, we had to swim in the hot-tub! The on-site restaurant is very expensive and very slow. Not a great place to take a family for breakfast.
Best sleep in a hotel

A traveler

Travelocity.com

February 2, 2008

Great location just blocks from Inner Harbor. Not the newest amenities, but the pillows, bedding and mattress gave me the best night's sleep I've ever had in a hotel. Felt like a princess in all those pillows!
"It's OK, but ...."

A traveler

Travelocity.com

July 24, 2007

I was there to do a "site visit" for my travel clients. No one was available to assist me and they acted as if it wasn't a concern. The "diner" up the street (Outer Banks) is open 24 hrs which was good for late night party people. There is lots of ...Read more
It's OK, but ....

A traveler

Travelocity.com

July 23, 2007

I was there to do a "site visit" for my travel clients. No one was available to assist me and they acted as if it wasn't a concern. The "diner" up the street (Outer Banks) is open 24 hrs which was good for late night party people. There is lots of ...Read more
Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor

by beachlovr0

Virginia Beach, Virginia

August 18, 2005

While the hotel itself, as well as the rooms, looked nice, we had numerous problems during our stay, and the management was less than willing to help. People were smoking on a non-smoking floor and were extremely loud, and while someone did come up ...Read more

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