We pulled in here sort of late, rather than continue on to Lexington Park. It's an early '60s motel, one long wing with back to back rooms. The outside was pretty clean, fresh paint, red brick trim and old fashioned screen doors on the rooms. Our rate was $65 for two people, and while no bargain for this sort of... More

Ok, it ain't the Ritz BUT it supplies the basic needs and gets the job done. I spent one night at Charlotte Hall Motel and found it served my needs. The room had two fairly comfortable double beds with clean linens that showed a little wear. The room had a nightstand, lamp, dresser and TV along with two chairs, all... More

It is fine ... basic "Motel 6" with soap, towels, and no shampoo. Lots of hot water plus cable ... no queen or king sized beds. Doors use key locks, so not very secure, but the neighborhood is fine, so I didn't worry. I saw a "free public wifi" broadcasting, but didn't try connecting ... I used my cell phone.

It was 65 a night and that included tax! No shampoo in the room, which was a bummer. It's an old hotel made of cinder blocks, but it didn't smell and it was clean. It's in between a BK and McDonalds. Walking distance to a flea market, BP and Arby's. Not bad for the price, but it's not fancy. I'd... More

We had to stay in Charlotte Hall for a week in November (2008). We choose the charlotte Hall motel because it was the clostest to our destination. This Motel is VERY Old. BUT....If you need a place to sleep & Shower, the price is very reasonable. The building; decor, etc. is old. It appeas that there has not been any... More