Search Hotels Near Sankofa Children's Museum, Baltimore

"We love it here! "

"This is an old hotel in a lower/mid neighborhood. They don't allow bag checking or early check in. The rooms were old but clean and functional. Price is readonable. You check in through a well worn hole in the glass and must make a cash deposit of $50. Some will be put off by this but it met my needs for the price."

"Do not stay here on the weekend unless you like to turn in after 1:00 AM. There is a new music venue nearby that gets cranked up around 10:30 PM. Sounds like WW III kicking off. Elevator was dodgy and the room smelled like the boys locker room from high school. Staff was very kind and tried to be accommodating, but they have a lot of obstacles to overcome."

"The staff was great.The interior of the property was clean.The breakfast was very good. The exterior and surrounding area was very rough. Lots of beggers hanging around the front entrance. Didn't feel safe using local light rail or going outside. Price too high."

"No breakfast was available when we were there. "

"The staff is extremely friendly."

"Had spots on the ceiling and microwave was dirty but overall property was nice "

"The room was average. Dimly lit and older television. Vents were disgusting and covered in layers of dust. Room ceiling had water stains, peeling paint, and holes. Beds were comfortable. Bathroom was clean. Staff was pleasant. Leave early for anything you need to do because the elevator can take quite a while during peak times."

"The poor property condition shows a total lack of maintenance, The curtain rod was falling off the wall, there were no clothes hangers in the closet, there was no tv remote to be found, and the towels were rougher than coarse sandpaper. The neighborhood is very sketchy, filled with people who looked vagrants, drug addicts and prostitutes. The free breakfast was so bad that you would have had to pay me to eat it. I expected a great deal more for the $120/night rate. I’ve stayed at much better motels for lesss than half that price. Never again."