Top Hotels Near American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore from NZ$200

"Hotel was very clean, staff was very polite, help. I will stay there again."

"Very clean and eclectically decorated. Loved the woodwork and retro stylings. It was a very unique style that was great compared to cookie-cutter modern chains. A great place with easy access to Inner Harbor and Federal Hill. Super close to both stadiums. "

"There was no breakfast there and I paid for breakfast. Disappointing!"

"We weren’t able to check in until 6pm. We were able to go to the pool while we waited. But there were no towels. The people we dealt with were very professional. But it was still disappointing "

"Great location surrounded by water on three sides, and walkable to many restaurants and things to do. Property was spotlessly clean and the staff was very kind. Nice gym. I appreciated having filtered water on every floor."

"Our shower was hot, only the first time we showered. The next two, were borderline cool/cold which was TERRIBLE FOR US. Granted, everything else was fine but the cold showers really ruined it for us"

"Good breakfast selections "

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"I've stayed at several hotels in different cities, but this one was the worst ever. There was a convention going on and it made the hotel very busy. That wasn't the problem though. First off there was no coffee offered in the lobby in the mornings. The hotel needs some updating in the rooms. It's a old hotel I understand that, but there was barely any hot water, the room was either to cold or too hot (ac didn't kick in at all), the bathroom toilet broke in the middle of the night, the shower curtain was falling apart, and the mini fridge did not work well. Everything I ordered from the restaurants were subpar, not to mention I waited 40 minutes for a Fish and chips only to be told they sold out. I still can't wrap my head about that. I don't understand how you can order something, wait 40 minutes, then told it's sold out. Some employees were super nice, while others were very rude. My whole experience was negative. "