Sheraton Baltimore City Center Hotel - Page 1

Dirty elevators with scratches and dirty spots. The gym place, you think that a virus can be transfered to you very easily. Outside the Hotel, you see beggers telling you things. You pay for the internet connection 9.99/day. The worst free TV progamming I ever seen so far. But.... If you come to the front desk, you will be satisfied with the nice attention you receive.

Overall, I would say that the hotel lacks of proactive maintenance work.

We took advantage of a rate special and spent a weekend getaway there, checking in late Saturday evening and checking out Monday morning (President's Day). As been brought up by others, the room was fairly small, but it did have a king size bed. Noting suggestions from other write-ups, we were content staying at the north tower, second floor. We could hear people talking/shouting well into the early hours Sunday morning, however. What killed it for us was the sound of construction Monday morning--started around 7:20 a.m. with what sounded like a 2-cycle leaf blower. It was continuous for about 40 minutes. Hoping to sleep in late, we did our best to ignore the sound until a little after 8:00 a.m. when someone in housekeeping rapped hard on our door. Thinking it was for one of the other two nearby doors, we initially ignored it. Then she rapped the door even harder. Thinking someone may be trying to get us out of the building because of a fire or something, we responded, only to be told she'll be back. Trying to salvage our weekend, we agreed it could have been worse--at least there was no jackhammering. Well, not to be disappointed, it started around 8:30 a.m. across the street. At that point in time we decided it was not meant to be and checked out a little after 9:00 a.m., sleepy and flustered! Stay there for the price, but be prepared for what you'll be getting!

Business travelers DON’T STAY THERE. Would not recommend to anyone. I have stayed there for 3 weeks for business the price I paid was to high for the service I got.

The construction is done but the hotel still looks outdated. The hotel is located close to the hospital and a fire station but with the outdated windows which are not sound proof you will be waking up at various times during the night. You can here everything that is going on on the street even if you are on the preferred levels of the hotel. The rooms are small and don’t be surprised that you can hear your neighbors, the walls are paper thin. The bathroom has a shower with hard to adjust water temperature. No free internet the price is $10 per day to connect. If you lucky you can request a microwave and a refrigerator if they are available. The hotel does not offer free breakfast on the weekends. During the week there is free breakfast for preferred guest at the 22nd fl in the club lounge. There is a laundry room which has 1 washer and 1 dryer which is free but it’s 1 for the whole hotel and getting the key for it it’s not easy. The maid service is unbelievable the room doesn’t get restock and you have to call to get new towels and the vacuuming never stops at 8am and at 8pm. Also most of the staff doesn't seem to give a darn about the hotel.

The location is ideal for a pleasure trip to Baltimore.

The location was perfect for a trip to Baltimore for baseball and sightseeing. The rooms and the experience were as expected for an upscale hotel.