My wife and I stayed here after a concert at Meyerhoff. Consequently, it was a short walk. We really appreciated the historic beauty and he friendly welcome by the owner Betty. The room was clean and luxurious. Breakfast in the morning was satisfying and paired with friendly conversation. My only fear is that Betty is trying to sell. Who knows... More

We loved this place. It has everything you will not find in a typical hotel, personality, atmosphere, a connection to the city in which it located, books, and an owner-operator who has read them. If you need flat-screens, blazing broadband, and celebrity bartenders, look elsewhere. Personally, I find the allegation of credit card fraud ludicrous.

I believe that recent postings were overly critical. Someone attending an event at Club Hippo is probably of a younger generation who prefers more modern surroundings. However, one should expect a 19th century home to be different from a modern hotel.. We had a slight problem finding the parking area (parking was included, unlike other facilities in the area) but... More

This was the worst place I have ever stayed. My friend and I needed a place near to Club Hippo because we were attending a Sunday night party there. It was only a few blocks to walk, so from that standpoint, it was perfect. Otherwise, it was terrible. The room was very dirty. I had to push a rug under... More

This place was so bad, we unpacked and repacked our car within an hour of arriving. The property was very run down and dirty, our guest room was dusty and sheets/towels were old and stained, there was a gas odor coming from the kitchen...could go on and on...the owner claims they do 25 weddings per year; however given the current... More

This was the worst hotel/bed and breakfast that I have ever stayed in. Where to begin? We had high hopes of having a nice experience after being personally greeted at the front door; however, from that point on things went from bad to worse. There were not enough towels in our room to accomodate us (which were hard and smelled... More

If you are going to Baltimore, there is only one place to stay - 4 East Madison Inn. From the moment I telephoned and spoke with one of the partners, to the time we checked out, I have never been so cosseted nor comfortable. 4 Madison is located in midtown Baltimore commonly called Mt. Vernon. This area has every conceivable... More

I've stayed at this b&b a couple of times through out the years it's been open on my visits to Baltimore. The time was magnificent and new. Upon my next visit it seemed to me as though the place had been unkept for awhile, this made me hesitant to go back. But when I had to attend another business meeting... More

This hotel is sooo very close to the Opera House. You can catch a cab to anywhere-they are always going by. There are plenty of places to eat that are with in walking distance - with many being local. Delish! The breakfast that comes with your stay here is good. At breakfast we met others who had attended the Opera...then... More