Tru by Hilton Baltimore Harbor East

The newly built hotel is very clean and conveniently located. It's a great experience. It's very close to the port and has convenient parking nearby. Parking in the parking lot opposite is only $5 on weekends. The hotel serves coffee and hot chocolate 24 hours a day, which is great.

Staying in this dangerous city was unsettling. Parking is across the street, and the overnight fee is $25. The front desk was generally friendly, but the free breakfast was minimal. The luxurious ocean view photos on the homepage don't reflect the hotel at all, so be prepared. The free coffee at the wet bar was delicious, though! The room was very clean, but it had an expensive alarm clock that was incredibly frustrating. The previous guest had set it to 6 p.m., and it kept going off, preventing us from getting a good night's sleep. The soundproofing on the windows was also mediocre, and the roar of cars was a constant. The supermarket chain here suggests the city's overall affordability and wealth are low. The crime rate is reportedly quite high. I recommend stopping by for seafood; there's no need to stay here!

I found this hotel by chance. The location is good. You can walk to the aquarium, Four Seasons Hotel and many other places. There is a public parking lot opposite the hotel for $25 a day. You can park for free for 15 minutes in front of the hotel to check in and get your luggage. It is very user-friendly on a narrow street. The hotel lobby has 24-hour hot water and coffee, a gym, and a good breakfast. The automatic waffle machine is very interesting. The service is also good, but the downside is that the sound insulation is not very good.