SpringHill Suites by Marriott Baltimore Downtown Convention Center Area

We came from out of town to see a show at the Hippodrome, and it was awesome because the theater is right across the street. The staff were great. They had many amenities, including a hosting event with drinks and appetizers while we were there. That stated: it was the little foxes that could have spoiled the vine for this trip. Meaning the small things overlooked in the room. Cons - I don't believe the room was ideally cleaned prior to our stay. The shower had evidence of soap scum, and worse: there was an unopened packet of M&M's left in a bowl, and it was wedged on the tray that holds the ice bucket. That made it seem like a welcome gift from the hotel but it wasn't. God forbid a family stays in the room and their child eats those M&M's, because the person who left them could've done anything to them. - The door on our wardrobe was broken, so it wouldn't close properly. - There were hairs in the bathroom sink. We tackled it ourselves with Clorox wipes to ensure it was sanitary to use. Pros: - Absolutely great, up-high view of Baltimore City! That was wonderful! - The ENTIRE valet staff was phenomenal! Excellent customer service, friendly, and speedy. The rates were not bad for the service either, especially considering Balti.ore is a pretty pricey city. - Lots of restaurants nearby. The famous Lexington Market is there (get the crab cake platter!) Overall we'd stay there again, but definitely check for cleanliness price to settling in.

Enjoyed my stay, the hotel was clean and lobby was amazing. Staff was polite and friendly too.

Beautiful hotel! It was clean and the staff was very friendly and friendly. Having valet parking is also very helpful.

Everything great, breakfast was included (scrambled eggs, sausage, oatmeal, fruit). Coffee was not great -very watery, and some of the little creamers were expired from August. hen I pointed it out to the staff, I was informed it was ' just numbers'). Since i buy the same type of creamer I literally knew he was wrong.