Hotels near Banneker Building

"My only issue with this hotel was the staff. Not all staff, but it was enough for me to write this review. My family and I were not greeted and when we asked questions they were instantly met with attitude. The awful attitude of certain staff made our experience less enjoyable."

"Hotel staff very friendly. Parking a block away. The hotel was quiet, the highway it is next to not so much. Occational cars speeding by is annoying. Hotel has an oder throughout the lobby, elevator and hallways. "

"Room was not cleaned properly, dirty q tip on bathroom floor , refrigerator still had food in it from previous people. Also you must pay to park. 27.00 per day. Which I didn’t expect . Outside property didn’t seem maintained very well, all the shrubbery were dead or needed water terribly. Paid for breakfast included, we only ordered a simple egg sandwich and we waited almost an hour with hardly anyone there and we ended up leaving after no service. Front desk people were nice and helpful. Bed was comfy and clean looking. Decent hotel for the most part . Maybe just a bad day for us. Also room was said to have a city view. We saw nothing of city. Only a courtyard n other side of building out window !"

"The staff was friendly and helpful. The hotel is very close to the National aquarium and other attractions like Phillips and Hard Rock Cafe. As well as other bars and restaurants. There is a small playground across the street. The view of the harbor is fantastic. "

"This property is affordable, clean, has friendly staff, and is located in a quiet area away but not far from Baltimore City."

"Yes The breakfast menu was fresh and very good. Staff was particularly great. They went the extra mile to make us feel welcome and were great and very responsive!"

"This is a great hotel and I really appreciate the bountiful breakfast and the cleanliness and the kindness of the front desk. I really like my room as well, I booked the king suite and having the extra sitting room was very comfortable, especially since I was traveling with my parents. I would caution anyone expecting to use the pullout sofa as a bed that you’ll do better sleeping one person on the couch rather than 2 people in the pullout - that pullout is a back breaker!!! I can’t imagine how anyone would choose to sleep on it. But for one person sleeping on the folded up couch, it was fine for a weekend."

"It was nice to be back to Cross Keys as those of in or from Baltimore refer to it. It’s in a great location. The shops are mostly new. My favorite, The Store, is gone. Only Williams Sonoma was of interest. The hotel said the restaurants there are wonderful. What else could they say? We had two queen size beds in our room. Both were so slanted towards the night table that it was a challenge trying to get to the center of the bed so we wouldn’t worry about rolling off of them. The rooms were clean. Breakfast was what one would expect. Was so unhappy to see the amount of plastic used. Horrible to think of the amount of plastic these hotels generate. The hotel staff was friendly and courteous. It’s a sentimental favorite. There is much they could do to spruce it up. "

"Bathroom was not handicap friendly (no bars in shower), floor slippery and it was a handicap room. Valet parking never showed up the next morning to retrieve our cars. We were told security would get our keys and we could walk to the parking lot and find our cars . I said, no. Where is the parking lot? Where is my car? Other than that, staff that was there, was very nice."