Homewood Suites By Hilton Bel Air

So I’ll start this review off by first saying that this is my «go to» hotel when I’m doing business in this area. I’ve typically been somewhat impressed with the service and value of the hotel.
But then again, let’s face reality. This hotel is situated in an area where a double-​wide trailer is nearly a historic landmark. There is NOTHING out here. I travel all over the country, so I sometimes forget to consider the local economy. In Manhattan, a $ 150/​night hotel will be the dumpster in some alleyway, and it would be required that you perform some sort of sex act against your will. Here, it gets you the 5^th floor suite equipped with a hot tub, 80’s style ceiling fan, and a VCR (I know… big spender, right?).
Let’s start with check in. The reason i got the suite was that everything else was designated smoking. I most likely have some respiratory issues that need some diagnosis and an inhaler, but in the spirit of avoidance I simply deny I have any health problems. The place smells like an ashtray. That is a fact that cannot be disputed. Like old school Las Vegas, before Febreeze was invented, or fans, or when God decided to create wind. My room was no exception. As I walked in, I found not one, two, but three ashtrays. I suppose non-​smokers use them as drink coasters?
My room boasted that a VCR was available, which I must admit was embarrassingly a selling point for me. I have this Goonies movie on VHS which I have no way of watching. Sadly, another false advertising scheme.
There is a DVD player which mystifyingly is connected with RCA cables (isn’t the TV HD??). The TV in the bedroom is all low def, and no DVD. Not much of a «suite» in my opinion. It should be a federal requirement that suites have at least a 40″ HDTV.
No alcohol on sight, and the food made me sad. The elevator came the next day, after I despairingly pushed the button repeatedly. There is no ice machine anywhere… come on people. I’m in the fucking Rain Man suite! I should have frozen water at my beckoned call, and not have to go to Arby’s at midnight to pop bottles in celebration of being in the Holy Land of Bel Air, or Bel Camp, or whatever this stop off to hell is. All that aside, I think $ 150 is a little much for this «oasis», and so only TWO STARS FOR YOU. GOOD DAY SIR. Good Times though, and I think you should stay here. What choice do you have?
BTW, If you stay in 522, I peed in your kitcen sink. It wasn’t necessarily because I was lazy, but more because it appeared to be acceptable behavior for this local environment. And you won’t notice, because the room smells like 95 types of ass anyway. Cheers!

I came here for a business overnight on the recommendation of a colleague. My travels werw taking me to the Port of Baltimore.
The location has a nice layout. One really cool amenity was an Outdoor Sport area that included equipment to play Basketball. I have never seen that option before.
The check in staff was very friendly and efficient. They had the usual cookies available with a light dinner. I didn’t partake but it is a nice option.
My room was spacious and clean. They offer nice Neutrogena grooming products. Plenty of linens and product for two showers.
Breakfast in the morning was nice too. They offered Montréal Steak and Eggs with Canadian Bacon. There was also a full compliment of options (fruit, yogurts,

Very average hotel located in Bel Air. It is super convenient to Bel Air rather than any other hotels in the area. It was clean, bit they do the weirdest thing with their pillows: they fold them in half, and it is very difficult to tell. The breakfast was average hotel fare. Very gloomy area.

The food was mediocre, but overall the hotel was clean and nice.
The trouble is that I was scheduled to stay for 3 weeks, and so far for the first 3 days the Internet has been slower than 56k. It’s absolutely miserable, and I cannot do half of what I need to do, being on the road.
Don’t expect any form of streaming media here.

First time at a Homewood Suites but I am a diamond Hilton member so I have been to a lot of Hilton properties. Very nice place and I would say I thought it was a cross between an Embassy Suites and a Hampton Inn.

I had a very enjoyable stay at this hotel. Came down with my boyfriend to go to a wedding and we stayed for two nights. The facilities look very new, and include a pool and hot tub area as well as a small exercise room. The rooms were large and very comfortable, with fully equipped kitchens and a full size fridge (though we didn’t really use these features). The bed was comfortable and the shower in the bathroom was large and had great water pressure and settings. The staff was polite and accommodating and we didn’t have any problems with any requests or check in and check out. The continental breakfast went until 10am on weekends and featured an impressive hot breakfast spread as well as cereal, rolls, fruit, etc. During the weekday it looked like they also served dinner. Overall I was very pleased with my stay and would definitely come again if I was in the area.

Pet friendly. Complimentary warm breakfast Monday to Friday and hot homemade dinner Monday to Thursday nights — I don’t even need this fully equipped kitchen… Absolutely enjoying this stay.

We had the opportunity to stay here when I was in town for my 25^th high school reunion and overall this was a nice place.
Staff: Very friendly and helpful at check-​in. The guy gave me the rundown on the facilities, things that were nearby and made sure we had everything we needed. Staff at the free breakfast were helpful, if a bit gruff, but we had everything we needed. Checkout was fast and painless. Housekeeping staff were all very friendly and nice.
Facilities: This facility looks very new. Parking lot and exterior were clean and well manicured. Lobby area was comfortable and clean with a big fireplace and comfy chairs. The pool area looked nice and the gym was pretty good.
Room was very comfortable and super clean. I loved the large shower.
Highlights: Free internet was great. Free breakfast was nice although the food was mediocre. The location is very convenient.
Areas for improvement: They ran out of some food by about 9:15 at breakfast and breakfast went until 10. They have all the utensils at different places in the breakfast area so it was hard to locate what you needed.
Overall impression: Great, no-​hassle stay. I’d go back if I was passing through Bel Air and needed a place to stay.
Nearby transportation: I-​95 is right down the road, but not much in the way of public transportation