Residence Inn by Marriott BWI Airport

Great stay. Overnighted to take an early morning Amtrak train to New York from the BWI airport. Yes that is a thing. Their is lots of parking although larger SUV types may find it challenging but you are use to the size of you vehicle by now. Front desk was very good. I forget the young ladies name but I felt welcome. The room was super large and very clean. Passed the socks test. The water in the shower was instantly hot. I had a room at the end of the hallway. Sometimes those rooms need a while for the water to get hot. Not here. The only issue was the Internet. Make sure you connect to the Residence Inn network and not the Sheraton next door. My devices had no issues. BUT the Internet TV could not connect to the Internet even though the network box was in the room less then 10 feet away. Not the first Marriott where this has been a problem. But it was only 1 night and I did not raise it as an issue due to the time. I would stay here again. Close to the airport and train station. It just works.

everything went well, thank you!

We stayed at the Residence Inn BWI airport in Baltimore. Myra made our experience extra special! It was an easy check in and out, the location was so convenient and she made sure to attend to our needs. She always wear a big smile and very friendly!

Great stay. Parking not so great, plus you pay an extra $10 per night for parking

Nice staff and breakfast, but...2 issues. (We stayed twice - on our way to an event and on the way home.) First, and most important: Being VERY close to BWI and DIRECTLY in the flight path for take-offs, starting at 5 AM and repeating EVERY 2 MINUTES, our hotel room was filled with the sound of jets taking off, and only a few hundred feet overhead. Forget ear plugs and/or white noise machines or apps - worthless. If you have any plans to sleep to 6 or 7 or even later, don't even think about it. Someone had previously written a review stating that he/she was surprised that they didn't hear any airport noise. My guess is that they were either very early risers or hard of hearing. Second (and only applicable to our 1st stay): We arrived late and were assigned to a room that had a malfunctioning window, causing a howling noise whenever the wind blew, so the staff was nice enough to move us to a quiet corner of the hotel. We settled in for the night, only to hear a loud mechanical noise which would last for 10-15 minutes and then shut off for the same. Ear plugs and a loud white noise app helped a bit. In the morning, we heard that noise, much louder, when we stepped out into the hallway. 2 doors away, there was a mechanical room with an unlocked door, so I opened it and was greeted with what sounded like a malfunctioning jet engine (well over 100 dB). It may have been part of the hotels ventilation system, but something was clearly broken. I took a video and showed it to the AM staff. Their 1st question was "how did you get into that room?" (It was unlocked.) That was followed by "OMG! We'll get our mechanic to take a look." I'm assuming that has been fixed. Each time, however, the staff was friendly and helpful. Nice to have that, but if I'm not getting a good night's sleep, nice doesn't get me there.

From the moment Myra at the front desk greeted us to the moment Mike Rowe, the GM, helped load our bags on the airport shuttle, we felt welcomed and appreciated. Thank you for a wonderful stay.

Staff was great

Super nice hotel to stay at. Close to the airport and the staff were nice. The rooms are renovated and clean. I miss that they aren't part of IHG anymore but it is still a good hotel overall.

It started out rough with a room that smelled like stale cigarettes, but the staff were super friendly and immediately moved us to another room that smelled great. I can’t say enough about the staff at the hotel. They were so welcoming, made us feel at home, and I had great conversations with them. The room was clean and comfortable, and I would recommend this hotel.