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3.5 Stars - 3 Reviews and 360 Opinions
222 St Paul Place, Baltimore, Maryland, 21202, United States
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This is a very well preserved hotel. I had meetings in a conference room and had some amazing features that have served the test of time.
Unique Quality: tall ceilings and woodwork that remains intact!
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They upgraded us to a one bedroom. So we had one bed room, plus a living room and a small kitchen / dining area. Considering we were there for 7 nights, that was nice.
We had lots of hot water at the Tremont Plaza. We were SOUTH of the Tremont Park. I think the Tremont Plaza get's ALL the Hot Water that the Tremont Park LACKS. Think about that!
AND YET: We didn't get proper drainage however! That SUCKED! Took forever to drain, both in the tub and in the bathroom sink basin. MAYBE BEING SOUTH of the Tremont Park wasn't that GREAT a thing! ; )
Unique Quality: Staff was fabulous. And that made up for a lot: Bellmen, front desk and concierge... eveyone knew us by name and that was sweet. But the floor housekeeper ditched our room at any opportunity.... I just asked for towels and she would bale in a heartbeat. What ev....
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The room was very nice and had a little kitchen area off to the side with a microwave and fridge. We had a problem with the shower. As we turned the knob, there was a banging sound in the pipes. We eventually got the right temp setting. It 's a 5 minute walk to the Inner Harbor where you can jump on the water taxi to Fell's point for $8.00. (For the day)
I was a bit skeptical before visiting the Tremont Plaza Hotel, as the hotel was priced suspiciously below other 3-star downtown hotels. However, my fears were quickly alleviated upon my registration. THe hotel sits about 5 blocks north of the Inner Harbor in the city's business district, and the pricing of the property seems driven by its location away from the bustling Harbor (though it's only a 5-minute walk from the tourist attractions) rather than by its many amenities.
The hotel is an all-suite property with an amazing historical building with meeting and caterin space attached (that building, the Tremont Grand, opens this coming Spetember). Each suite features a kitchenette as well as in-room movies and a full offering of cable television stations, a fun fact that not every hotel in Baltimore can brag about. The huge Premier Suites, priced only $30 more than the standard studio suites, offer a bedroom, living room, dining area, and the kitchenette--all for under $200 on most nights!
The property lacks the uppity feel of its harborfront neighbors. The hotel is less costly and emits a better comfort level than its non-harbor competitors along nearby Baltimore Street, which sit along a dangerous corridor.
Again, I was a bit weary about choosing this hotel, as its price seemed too good to be true. Yet, I uncovered an oasis in Baltimore's central business district. Insider's tip: I shopped the hotel on hotels, Expedia, Travelocity, and Orbitz, and they all had the same rates. The cheapest price was actually on the hotel's direct website, -------.
I recently stayed at the Tremont Plaza for a conference. The rate was only $135 so I wasn't sure what to expect. Well, when they say the rooms are suites, they are not kidding: as large as my last one bedroom apartment. Clean, neutral decor, but nothing fancy. TV in both the living area and the bedroom. What did leave something to be desired was the "fitness" room. The pool was closed for the season so the workout room was the only option. It was terrible- no fan, no ventilation, 2 run down treadmills, a recliner bike, an upright bike, and a broken step machine. No free weights. Terrible. Also the service at the front desk was spotty. One night, when I asked for a dinner recommendation, the front desk attendant merely handed me a Baltimore tourist magazine and said, "Look in here". I didn’t even know where to begin. The next night, I got personal attention, a map, and suggestions from a different attendant. Overall, a great value, but be prepared to workout elsewhere and don’t rely on the front desk for tourist information.
As a business person planning a trip for myself and serveral co-workers to a local trade-show, I was pleased to see that the Tremont Plaza had recieved good reviews and was reasonably priced. My hapiness changed however when I called to make a small change to one of our upcoming reservations (needed to reduce it by one day). I was appauled to find myself on hold for 15 minutes on their 800 line (given on the confirmation) only to be told I need to call the front desk directly. Upon calling, it rang for over 5 min befor someone picked up. She only managed to get out 'hello' before continuing a loud and inappropriate conversation with a coworker. Then she proptly put me on hold without notice. I remained on hold for 18 minutes before calling back. Upon calling back the call was immediatly recieved and I asked for the front desk manager, I was told non was on duty. I asked to speak to any manager on duty, I was again placed on hold for 10 and then was told she could not be found. The young lady gave a big sigh and again I was on hold. About 10 minutes later I spoke to an accomodating and friendly manager on duty who addressed my issue in just a few minutes. I will never book again for fear I would need to change a reservation. With this kind of phone service it makes you wonder about the rest....
I stayed at the Treemont Plaza last May and have wanted to write a review. The Suites are huge and while not beautifully appointed they are just fine. The front desk staff were polite despite the fact the hotel was fully booked due to a conference in town. I highly recommend it.
Stay at this hotel!! The staff is very friendly and the rooms are huge. Good location and the staff is more than welcome to shuttle you where ever you have to go. 5 stars!!
I just spent 13 days at the Tremont Hotel while recovering from surgery at Mercy Medical across the street. The room are very spacious and clean. The deli always had delicious, fresh food and lots of choices. And the staff was fantastic, especially the front desk, doorman, shuttle driver, and housekeeping staff. They were always very friendly and helpful. I'll have to come back to Baltimore for more treatments and I'll always stay at the Tremont!
Staff was fabulous. And that made up for a lot: Bellmen, front desk and concierge... eveyone knew us by name and that was sweet. But the floor housekeeper ditched our room at any opportunity.... I just asked for towels and she would bale in a heartbeat. What ev....
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