The Mt Vernon Inn

people at the front desk very rude and slow. acted like i was bothering them by checking in.

Nothing!

Got insulted!

Okay for overnight stay. Generally clean and the front desk service was fine but the condition of the rooms and furnishings is a bit scary. However, the price is right if you can’t spend a lot and the location is great. Parking was good right on the street.

There was no shower curtain. That was a little weird. Only one bath towel, which without a shower curtain and floor mat, was mildly problematic. But overall, the location was great. And for the price, I can’t complain.

The inn needs improvement, it felt a bit sketchy at first but there is staff at reception 24/7. If you’re out most of the day and only need a place to sleep then it’s okay. The room furniture was outdated and/or worn out, but the room was clean. Also, depending where the room is located, you may hear cars with loud music or honking in the morning. Overall, it was satisfactory but not exceptional.

I booked this hotel because of the location proximity to our event and for affordability. We have stayed here once before. However I booked for a king bedroom and that is not what we got. We checked in later in the evening after work coming from out of town. I advised it would be a late checkin for us. The hotel attendant told us the hotel was overbooked and we got one of the remaining rooms. The bed was a double bed room that looked to be like a room that was once something else. The noise from outside was very loud as our window faced the street on the first floor. That should be more soundproof. At night, when the lights were out, you could see light coming through the door from the hallway. The bathroom looked like it used to be a closet. There was nowhere to store our luggage and no smart tv or connect to streaming. They could have provided more towels from the beginning of our stay so we wouldn’t have to ask for them. The stay was just okay. I was irritated that I didn’t get what I booked but there were no other rooms available to move to. The hotel should make sure you get what you paid for. Good for short stays downtown.

Not good

Ice machine not working, no streaming in the room

I say, everything is okay. Not great but not bad. I was worry about bugs but I have never seen. So That was good. Bed was good. No bed bug, shower and toilet works good. Location is great! So many walking distance breakfast place, nice restaurants, and CVS, 7eleven near by. Only my disappointment was no elevator, and my room was 4th floor. I don't recommend if you have bad knee. Otherwise, okay place.

Midtown Inn was the perfect hotel in the perfect location for a solo traveling weekend! I would rate the Midtown Inn a 9 out of 10 based on the price paid and the location. Simple as that! Now, if you are looking for a Marriot or Hilton or even a Holiday Inn, this is not your place. The building is probably 200 years old, the floors are not level and some things could use some upkeep. But overall, the owners have done an excellent job modernizing what they could. I did not see an elevator. The room was generally clean, everything worked and the bed was comfortable. This was my first ever trip to Baltimore, and I was apprehensive based on reviews of the location. I feel that this location could not have been more perfect, a block from the 1st Washington Monument, the Peabody Institute and Library and the Walters Museum just down the road. I would be walking back from a night at Federal Hill bars after 1AM and each night I would see couples and people out sitting around the monument, talking, etc... This is an easy walk(15min...) to the upper harbor where you can grab the water taxi and get all around downtown. But I would walk the area around My Vernon too, very nice with many shops and little restaurants. The staff at check in and check out were easy and nice. I would absolutely stay here again. Just keep in mind, this is a budget hotel, not a resort. Plan accordingly based on your expectations and desires!