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  • 7035 Arundel Mills Circle
     Baltimore, Maryland 21076
    (410) 799-7332
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Residence Inn Marriott

  • April 30, 2007
  • Rated 4 of 5 by wsmith727 from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The Residence Inn is a great hotel for the Inner Harbor area in Baltimore. It's close enough to the Harbor area to walk there, but it's far enough away that noise isn't a problem.

We found a room with two queen beds along with a small living room and kitchen areas.

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The hotel offers complimentary breakfast in the morning and an early evening snack during the weekdays. The food selection was fine, and the quality was good. My only complaint would be some rude guests, but I can't blame the hotel for them.

The northwestern tip of the Inner Harbor area is only about two blocks from the hotel, downhill! Some of the major attractions, like the aquarium, are a few more blocks east, but the hotel is definitely convenient to the area.

There are some more expensive, and presumably nicer, hotels closer to the Inner Harbor, but I imagine that the noise would easily ruin a good night's sleep. We were there during a holiday, so perhaps it was louder. Nevertheless, I wouldn't recommend staying right next to the Inner Harbor.

Lastly, the hotel offers valet parking, which is a little expensive and somewhat inconvenient, but there are some parking garages nearby. We didn't think that the paltry savings by parking ourselves offset the convenience of dropping off our car and luggage right at the front door, so we just used the valet service.

In sum, the Residence Inn offers nice rooms at a reasonable price, and the location can't be beat. I recommend it.

From journal A Young Couple Goes to Baltimore

Residence Inn Marriott

  • July 23, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by gypsyusa from Bisbee, Arizona
Just wanted to drop a review for a wonderful hotel. I travel frequently for business and one of the hotels that is always a joy for me to stay at is the Residence Inn Marriott in Hanover, MD. It is rare that I find a hotel with the level of convenience that this hotel has, and it falls within the specified government per-diem rate. A few of the extras this hotel offers are: free laundry facilities, pool with lifeguard, free full breakfast and weekday free dinners. They will do your grocery shopping, have a driver in case you have no means of transportation, and have small snacks and drinks available at the front desk.

Also, the rooms have a kitchen area with a dishwasher and two-burner stove top. A variety of cooking utensils are also available. It feels quite a bit more homey due to seperate living and sleeping areas, both with cable television. The location of the hotel is also fantastic. You are right beside the major highways and only a few short and quick miles to BWI airport. In fact, if you get an airport rental car, you literally hang a right out of the parking lot and drive straight to the turn-in for the hotel, so you will not get lost. You have a rather nice mall, grocery store, etc., all within walking distance if you are so inclined.

The one drawback I noticed was the lack of a large selection of channels, but their pay-per-movie selection is typically quite good if you want to spend the extra money.

From journal Business in Maryland

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