巴爾的摩市中心麥克亨利羅韋萬怡飯店

Great location in the campus, right next door to the grocery and food. LP steamers walkable.

Very friendly and accommodating staff. Everyone who worked there were so welcoming and helpful. There was a great grocery store and selection of places to eat within walking distance. There was easy connection to transportation to and from the airport and to the cruise port. The only things we didn't like were the little square pillows that were like sleeping on a bag of marshmallows - no support at all. They are far too small. The open shower is something that I'm not fond of either - the cold draft during use is not comfortable. Having that big span of metal across the drain echoes every time water drips down on it.

So I’ve stayed at this property before, but they had a skeleton crew for Thanksgiving. That was not happy to be there and it was not very customer service oriented. There wasn’t anything but coffee in the morning and our shower was not working for three days. It didn’t have medium water just super hot water and they kept saying they would fix it and they didn’t actually fix it and then they told me they couldn’t fix it cause it was there. They didn’t tell me that until the end of our day and they could’ve just moved us into another room. I’m still dealing with management to see if I can get some kind of credit for this, but they also were not happy with the fact that I booked the Pia. They said that is more difficult to provide any kind of help so that was kind of interesting too. It doesn’t seem like Marriott Likes people to use ******* anymore

Is it a Baltimore thing to use the smallest toilet Basics like a clean shower head and working toilet paper holder need attention. Half the shower head was clogged.

I’ve stayed at this hotel a number of times in recent years. I generally have had a good experience. This time, however, the room was a bit under par. While it seemed clean, the toilet didn’t flush and there were no facial tissues. The latter was not a big deal, but a flushing toilet is a necessity. Fortunately, we were only there one night.