Days Inn Baltimore Inner Harbor Hotel

When I first saw the price of this hotel, I was skeptical at best, but I went for it as I just needed a bed for a few nights. I’m happy to say that this Days Inn far exceeded all of my expectations.
The front desk staff were nothing short of a joy to work with. They answered all my questions and finished my check in process as fast as possible, which was very much appreciated.
I was absolutely shocked at how nice the room was. My travel partner and I booked a single (king size) bed room, and the room was big enough for probably four or five people comfortably. The bed was absolutely huge, not to mention very comfy. The room also was equipped with a couch, coffee table, microwave, fridge, desk, chair, large flat screen TV, and spacious bathroom.
The hotel is only blocks away from Camden Yards and the Inner Harbor, which I absolutely loved. Another plus of the hotel is the attached restaurant. I’m usually skeptical of attached restaurants. I ate breakfast one morning there and it was hot, delicious, and very affordable. The breakfast was buffet style and run by hotel employees. I can’t speak more highly of the restaurant staff. Everyone, our waiter included, was exceptionally nice. If they didn’t have something on the buffet that you wanted, they would happily make it for you at no extra charge, if possible. (I especially enjoyed the french toast sticks, which were some of the best I’ve never had.)
The only negative aspect to the hotel, is parking. Parking is a little pricey, but the hotel does not own the parking garage. All things considered, however, I suppose expensive parking is to be expected in the city.

I’ve stayed at Days Inns since I was knee high to a grasshopper… well a long time. They were always roadside stops on long trips. Basic room and bed. I recently had a business trip to Baltimore and wanted cheap. I found it at The Days Inn Inner Harbor. For what I paid I wasn’t expecting much! Well was I ever disappointed in my expectations. This place was gorgeously opulent. I’d give it A 5 Star rating, Immaculate, modern and a short walk from all the attractions of the Inner Harbor! Staff was top notch. went back the next week to stay again. This place is a great budget extender for a quick weekend away with the wife, kids if you must and they even take pets! WHAT A JOY!!!

Stayed here while attending a conference. Room service wasn’t great, they didn’t clean thoroughly. But also, on 11/​7, a Saturday there was construction at the roof which started at 5 am, and woke me up. I called the front desk about this, they were aware, but the construction and extreme noise continued. It was ridiculous. I can’t imagine of something that couldn’t wait an hour or two to be repaired.

I had a pleasant stay here during a busy conference weekend. The staff is friendly and the rooms are clean, homey, and comfy.
I flew in from a red eye and was hoping for a very early checkin, and I got it! The only room available was one on the first floor next to the employee rooms and business center (so at times, it got quite noisy outside), but it wasn’t too bothersome. I’m just grateful to get a quick nap before the day started.
The staff was really helpful in showing me around the area (on a map of course) and also helping me retrieve my bags from the hold room multiple times.
Wifi is free and hassle free!
It’s right next to the convention center and super close to Camden Yards and public transportation. It’s also a few blocks walk from Edgar Allan Poe’s grave and Lexington Market. It’s about a $ 10 cab ride to Fell’s Point, although I hear public transportation is a better option.

When I heard the price of the room I was prepared for the worst, but I was so wrong. Everything is clean, the room is big with a working fridge and microwave, and its just across the street from all the action. Love it! (Security people are little sketchy which is why I took a star off)

Great location if you have to be at the Baltimore Conference Center. Perfectly adequate rooms and service, EXCEPT when sewage water started spewing out my sink the night shift concierge told me «Maintenance isn’t in yet.» When I told him it was something he should not disregard he told me he would leave them a note. When I returned and told him the situation was urgent, as the sink was overflowing and soaking the floor, he begrudgingly put down his cell phone a brought me a garbage pail. While attending to my room both he, and later, the maintenance guy complained about how gross it was and no one apologized or offered to relocate me. Rude!

Exceptionally friendly staff (especially Gerald) at the front desk.
Clean and great location. Would stay again.

The Days Inn is a coveted hotel for veteran Otakon attendees. This is due to their great rates, amenities, location and polite/​helpful staff. We’ve stayed here twice, once in 2010 and again this past July. Overall our stay was very nice.
Office staff are very welcoming of convention attendees and are quick to address any issues we may have. We had an issue with the card the room was booked on but the staff did their best to fix the issue. (the wrong card was charged) After a few phone calls and a bit of a wait everything went through fine. Had another issue with some shady characters lurking around the garage and pool area but the staff quickly called security and they were escorted away. Nothing more than scam artists but the staff’s professionalism when dealing with them was greatly appreciated.
Rooms are pretty basic but come with a mini fridge, free wifi and microwave which are nice to have and the pool is a decent size for relaxing. Hotel is a short 5 min walk to the BCC which is wonderful when you’re in full cosplay attire. Parking is attached in the garage next door and rates are around $ 30 a day. Overall a nice place to stay if you’re on a budget.

I was in town for some interviews recently and picked this hotel because of its proximity to one of my interviews. I love walking and this hotel is situated perfectly in a great location downtown — it is a mere couple of blocks from UMMC and about a mile or so from Johns Hopkins Metro.
The staff at the front desk were very kind and helpful. The only thing that made me raise an eyebrow was an immediate charge of $ 60 (was there three nights) for «incidentals.» Hmmmm… I just got there — how could I already have incidentals? No worries, though — it was never charged to my card, as it was just a fund hold. No problem with that.
The room was spotless. Great view of the parking structure (again, no worries). A little loud at night, as I flew out very, very early on Saturday morning. Nice amenities — very clean room and very little noise given that I was on the 2^nd floor.
I would definitely stay here again or recommend it to someone coming into town.

This was the least expensive hotel I could find in the Inner Harbor. Once I booked the room, my card was charged and it was non-​refundable so be careful! Everyone at the concierge desk was really friendly and helpful. They took our phone number to call us when the casino shuttle was coming, which goes to and from the Horseshoe casino every half hour. We forgot some toiletries and Gerald was kind enough to give us a whole bag of all sorts of stuff. Our room had a funny smell to it, but I think it was just the air conditioning.

Pretty decent hotel. Very convenient location to everything around the Inner Harbor. The rooms are pretty simple and the bed was ok at best.

We have been here twice now. How to rate a hotel? Well, the staff is extremely friendly. One man at the front desk (wish I had got his name) will brighten your stay with his cheerful attitude.
There is also public parking connected to the hotel, very nice. It’s $ 28 a day though. Perhaps most importantly, is the location. Mickey Mouse always told me of the importance of location, location, location, amd this hotel is literally a 5 minute walk to Camden Yards, and 10 minutes to Inner Harbor. Can’t beat that.
The rooms are large, comfortable, and clean, with a great king sized bed, and hallelujah free wifi. Reasonably priced, too, so even with the parking, it’s a good deal.

Charged my CC full amount after previously paying in full. Took over a week to get corrected.
But the real issue was the elevators. Holy god, slower that watching molasses drip from the 80^th floor of the Sears tower. If you are unable to walk up the stairs, I don’t suggest staying here. Otherwise, when you check in, hit the ^ up button on elevator, go grab dinner somewhere in the inner harbor, and by the time you finish and get back, the door may be opening.

Check in was easy. A lot of people were checking in, and they had 2 people at the front desk. They have a parking deck, and it is $ 28 per night, paid at the hotel. We received a ticket, so we could come and go. We were on the 7^th floor, but the elevators were really slow. The hotel was sold out, which I don’t think would have been a problem, but many of the rooms in our hotel had many many people staying in them. When we were checking out, we heard someone say they had 8 people in their room!?! This made the hallways, and the common areas miserable to negotiate. Someone kept trying to put his card in our door, which was scary and annoying. The room was good size, and the bed was comfortable. It was the on the edge of the inner harbor. It was a few more blocks then what I expected, but within walking distance. Search for a good rate. and enjoy!

Had a bit of a rocky check in due to a glitch with Expedia however the hotel staff fixed it immediately. The staff were all very nice and stopped to ask how your day was.
We ate in the bar on site. It is small but nice and quiet. Perfect for a late evening cocktail.

I have booked 2 rooms for me and my friends and used only one room for couple hours.
Had emergency and had to leave early. Haven’t touch anything in second room. I asked staff and management if they can get at least partial refund for unused room, and answer was no.
Also they gave wrong pricing for room and parking over the phone.
So I’ve spent more then $ 400 within hour and half, and couldn’t get anything back.
Thank you Days Inn, you will never see me or my friends in your hotels anymore.

I must say, I was surprisingly impressed. This past summer, at the last minute, I moved my daughter & me from D.C. to the Inner Harbor & this was the most reasonably priced place that wasn’t booked for that weekend. When we arrived, the staff was jovial and welcoming. We were allowed an earlier check-​in & our room was expertly decorated & comfortable. The ambiance of the hotel was satisfactory & the overall structure of the hotel was visually appealing. We were within a minutes’ walk to all the activities and establishments the Harbor had to offer. A great location and perfect price if you’re looking to stay in this locale.

Stayed here one night for Baltimore Comic Con. Great rate, great location. Parking garage is attached to the hotel which is very convenient.
Hotel lobby was very clean and welcoming. The front desk staff are friendly and efficient. Check-​in was very fast and they had my room ready at 9:30AM.
I stayed in a standard 2 double bed room. Room was immaculate. Linens were clean and fresh. The room also has a microwave and a mini fridge and freezer. The sink is outside of the bathroom, which is great when more than one person needs to get ready in the morning.
I ordered a pizza for dinner and the front desk called to confirm that I ordered it before they let the guy come up. I felt like this was very nice thing to do, especially as a female travelling without a male companion.
The location is extremely convenient for both the convention center and the Inner Harbor. I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

I was looking for a place to stay after an Orioles game during the week and this hotel was exactly what I needed for the night. It was not your typical Days Inn, it was a step up from the typical motel-​like places they usually are.
After researching online the possible places that were within walking distance to the game, the Days Inn was the best deal. It was around $ 120 for the night for two beds and was about one block away from the center field gates at Camden Yards.
We came into town on the light rail from Penn Station and the Camden Yards stop is across the street from the hotel. In fact we flew out very early the following day and we hopped on the light rail again that brought us to the airport.
After check in we walked down to the the inner harbor area to check out the city itself, which was about a ten minute walk.
I highly recommend staying here if you are looking to spend the night after a game in a clean and comfortable hotel.
BTW The air conditioner in our room worked great! Really important for June/​July in Baltimore.

The place I was supposed to stay at while I was in Baltimore for a few days fell through the last minute (literally about 15 mins before arriving there) so I had to make a last minute reservation at a hotel that was going to be close enough to the Baltimore Convention Center that fit within my budget and had a parking garage.
Thanks goodness for Days Inn!
I made the reservation 10 mins before checking in and was able to find the room for fairly cheap at $ 62/​night + taxes and it was 4 mins walking distance from the convention center. Parking all day was $ 25/​day which is more than the other hotels but when figuring out the total cost, it was still much cheaper to stay here than the Hilton (across the street) and the other hotels in the 2 block radius.
The hotel itself seemed to be going under renovations so it was a little messy but it wasn’t that bad. The hotel itself, in comparison to the other hotels in the area, is tiny. It almost has that middle of nowhere (not that Baltimore is anywhere… ZING!) feel to it. The room was spacious enough and the bed comfy. I got 4 pillows all to myself and it was awesome. The toilet and shower looked clean and updated. I had the view of the parking lot but I didn’t get the room for the view. I was able to see my car parked in the garage on the second floor.
I always forget my toothbrush when I’m traveling so when I went down to ask for one from the front desk, I was really surprised at the quality of the toothbrush I got. Made my bleeding gums happy.
Even though there were a few things that bothered me, this has got to be one of the first hotels I’ve stayed in America in a very long time that I went away satisfied with it.
A few things that were a bit bothersome to me.
— I didn’t bother turning the air on because that machine is one loud mother (I’m a light sleeper)
— The fridge, also made a little noise but it wasn’t that bad
If I ever have to stay in a hotel in Baltimore again (and that’s a huge «if»), I’d stay here in a heart beat.
Parking: $ 25/​day