Hotels near Fire Museum of Maryland

"I will definitely stay at this property again. They exceeded all of my families expectations."

"Avoid staying in the area in general if you can. Staff wasn’t really friendly minus one cleaning staff who let me in back to my room before check out when my keys stop working and went to the front desk twice to try and fix it. No restaurants or food service with in walking distance "

"We had three prepaid rooms through Expedia for my team. Upon arriving at around 11 PM, the lone clerk spent over 30 minutes trying to get us into rooms. The first room took three attempts as the clerk (talking at length with someone on the phone while trying to figure out what to do with us) had sent this person to one room and then another which was occupied. So my guy was walking into a room that had already been rented out. Occupants were not pleased. The third attempt worked. My second guy was sent to one occupied room before successfully getting an open room on the second attempt. I was sent to yet another occupied room and upon returning to the desk was informed the hotel had no more rooms. So in all it took 30 minutes of standing at the desk waiting to be told at 11:30 PM that no room was available for me. I had to go find another hotel and return the next morning to pick up my associates. Very poor service, poorly trained staff, and breach of contract (prepaid room). "

"The place is in significant disrepair. Some of the rooms meet expectations and some do not."

"Rundown, broken locks, cockroaches- need I say more? "

"Room was great, breakfast was great. Had a problem with our keys but staff was very good trying to fix it."

"The Holiday Inn express in Hunt Valley is basically to me a business hotel. It’s not a place to go for a vacation, but it’s very clean and probably the most affordable hotel in the Hunt Valley area. The hotel is clean, the staff is very efficient, which is all you need for a hotel."

"Staff was very friendly and helpful. Older hotel with a lack of modern amenities. Parking beneath the hotel was expensive and poorly lit. I would probably make a different choice next time I visit the Johns Hopkins university area of Baltimore. "

"One night stay. Disappointed that there was no ice available on the property. No ice machine. The front desk clerk told me that there were ice trays in the refrigerator/freezer. When I said, "They're empty", he said that was for hygiene purposes. And I had really been looking forward to my Jack Daniels on the rocks. I also think the "Free Breakfast" was a bit oversold."