Boutique Hotels in Maryland from $102

"This Hotel is very close to Peabody Conservatory which has been very handy on our visits to Baltimore. The staff is very friendly and always helpful. We have stayed so many ties that they remember our names! Excellent hotel and staff!"

"The price is right and the location is convenient. The staff were very nice. Minor setback for the 2nd checkin day they completely made up for it. They were very apologetic which I can appreciate. We were put in a Suite because they did not have what we purchased on Expedia. It’s 2 rooms put together. We loved it. Also The Tavern had great food and staff. The rooms need updates but it was decent and clean. The valet parking can be a bit much. Overall great for a quick stay!"

"Good option for convention center. Free, hot breakfast is decent."

"Overall, the room and amenities was satisfactory. However, the were small disappointments such as the heater was noisy, sunlight came in around the window shades (no curtains), and the water tank for the coffee maker leaked. There were othe small irritants as well. I left a list at the front desk."

"The staff was very friendly, the hotel is beautiful with an amazing architecture and great location. But I was disappointed with the room facilities, specially the uncomfortable bed. "

"I've been staying here for several years. Beds are very comfy and staff is friendly and helpful. But I've noticed the hotel is starting to show wear. Fitness room has several broken down machines, walls getting dirty and dinged up. I would still stay here but the facility is overdue for some TLC "

"Very nice location."

"Hotel is going through renovations. Bathroom was updated but did not have towel bars to use and no place in the shower to place needed items."

"Staff was extremely kind and helpful. We will look to stay here during the season and will stay here again for cheerleading competition in the future"

"The hotel has amazing ambiance and a terrific rooftop restaurant with great cocktails. Is also in a scenic area of Baltimore "