Baltimore National Great Blacks in Wax Museum Hotels

"The staff was very helpful and friendly. Unfortunately, the room was not up to my expectations. The toilet had pubic hair before I used it. There was complimentary water bottles provided, but one of them was partially consumed and already open. The linens and towels smelled like kettle corn. It was nice to have two restaurants accessible by the lobby: Ruth’s Chris and McCormick and Schmidt’s. I ended up staying in a different. "

"I never saw housekeeping, even though I put my sign out side the door asking for service. No one ever asked if sheets needed to be changed. All the garbage cans were full when I left. The mattress was not very comfortable at all, seemed very cheap, no support. "

"Affordable, clean, comfortable lots of amenities"

"Excellent stay!"

"Wonderful hotel. Just 2 blocks from Inner Harbor, A very specious room with two queen beds."

"The room was clean, but sofa cushions had some pretty good stains. The bathroom sink bowl was cracked, but functioned. Wasn't the best hotel breakfast, but I have had worse. Only chose to eat there once. Staff was friendly and the location is good."

"Todo"

"Good breakfast options available on site. Several interesting restaurants nearby for lunch or dinner. Located in historically interesting area and close to Walters Art Museum."

"Do not prepay parking through Expedia. They won’t recognize it. You will not get credit for it. We used the valet service for two of the 4 nights. They charged us for all 4 nights of valet parking at $45 a night. I paid to self park across the street, they charged my the 45 dollars on TOP of that. All in I had $300 plus of parking fees for 4 nights. They charged me $200 for valet I didn’t use, I prepaid 85 on Expedia and I then paid another 30 plus for the self parking. They will not refund or credit you. It is a hot mess. And you need to order you lr car from Valet 30-45 minutes before you need it. Very slow getting your car to you. Just pay to self park across the street. Do not involve the staff of the hotel or the valets. The hotel itself is fabulous. I come to Baltimore 6 or 7 times a year and I’ll use the hotel again. But I learned a very painful and expensive lesson on the parking."