Radisson Plaza Lord Baltimore

I went there for two nights and it's near the transportation and staff were very friendly. There's 7 11 close to it and a Panera and a star bucks, so if you're there for work, it's optimal. I didn't like the fact that on the website they said the room has a microwave and it didn't, although I ended up going out for dinner anyway.

The only inconvenient thing was the parking. Other than that everything else was excellent

I booked a 1-bed room for 2 nights. The price was good comparatively (~$90/night). My first impression when I enter the hotel was very good. The lobby looked fantastic. Unfortunately my room looked really old and in a not so good condition. Also it wasn't so clean. I could even see marks on the old carpet. I think the hotel is under renovation right now so it would probably better in the future.

It was a beautiful old building, and the piano player in the evening was a nice touch. However, it wasn't the cleanest hotel I've been to. The staff was very courteous and helpful. I would generally recommend this place.

Overall, nothing bad. Easy check-in, good location, clean room, feels safe.

The property itself was fine. I didn't find this hotel to be guest oriented though. There was no one attending to guest arrival outside, so no bell carts were available nor someone there to help unload and provide information as to where to park or if valet was available. A request for a wine bottle opener and two glasses was met with a, "No, we don't have those."

When my son dropped me off at night. I was a little scared. You do not walk around that neighborhood at night. During the day I was fine. Walked to the Inner Harbor. Just becareful of bums. I had to tell them to vaccum behind bed. Otherwise very clean. No continental breakfast. Had to go to little cafe on first floor fot muffin. The room had ample coffee. It was fine.

The room could use some updates. The tub was stained and chipped, the lampshade by the bed had a big yellow stain on it, the armchair at the desk was tattered and fraying and the room smelled so bad of old, stale smoke that the scent lingered in my clothes (this was a non-smoking room). A small refrigerator would have been nice to keep my bottled water and leftovers from restaurants cold. Also, no microwave to heat up those leftovers. The single cup coffee maker was great but I was given only one single-serving creamer. The hallways were dimly lit making the place feel dingy. And the parking was SO inconvenient. If you didn't want to spend $31 for valet parking, you were stuck using one of two parking garages that forced you to haul luggage across streets and uneven pavements while walking past street bums. I did not dare to venture out to the garage at night for fear of my life. Needless to say, this will be my first and last visit.

Although it is a close walk (>6 blocks each) to both the Inner Harbor and Camden Yards, you cannot be outside at the hotel past dark, just not safe. The room was just ok, old, stained carpets, peeling wallpaper, leaking water fixtures. Bit poorer than what i expected for the price, but suited my needs adequately. Disliked not getting a breakfast.

This is an old hotel. Elevators need to be seriously worked upon, for example. However, the old world charm, the courtesy and warmth extended by the staff is simply unbeatable. Very cozy!