Biltmore Suites Hotel, Baltimore, Lobby

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Biltmore Suites Hotel	Average Price: $100 Check Rates

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205 West Madison Street

Baltimore, 21201 View map

2-Star Hotel Rank: 9 of 26
Average review rating: 2.43

OpinionWell Value Index: NA

Traveler reviews analyzed: BedBugRegistry (2) , Expedia (3) , MyTravelGuide (9) , TripAdvisor (52) , YahooTravel (13)

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Noise:	No recent comments about noise were found.
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1. The lobby is an wonderful place to have coffee/tea and relax.

"A warm, shabby chic gem in Baltimore! " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/24/2011 Vote

2. I was excited when I walked into a very lavish, welcoming lobby, only to be pointed through a courtyard to an adjacent building that was a bit shabbier.

"Poor sound insulation -- bad trip " Read full review on Expedia 12/16/2009 Vote

3. There are two flights of stairs for each floor, so the lowest room would be two flights up from the lobby, and the fourth floor, where I stayed with my teenage daughters, requires ascending (and descending) eight flights of stairs.

"Bargain Hunters - yes/Perfectionists - no " Read full review on TripAdvisor 4/4/2012 Vote

4. The lobby is a flight up from the street and the rooms start above that.

"Bargain Hunters - yes/Perfectionists - no " Read full review on TripAdvisor 4/4/2012 Vote

5. There were babies screaming upstairs and very odd people just hanging out in the lobby.

"Avoid " Read full review on TripAdvisor 10/3/2011 Vote

6. STAIRS INTO LOBBY AND NO ELEVATOR.

"Not for everyone " Read full review on TripAdvisor 7/28/2011 Vote

7. CLEANLINESSThe lobby, rooms, and hallways were kept relatively clean.

"Character abound. Hotel is not for everyone. American charm in the area. " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/4/2007 Vote

8. It is easy to find good places to eat and have a beer walking distance from the hotel (Sacha`s Bar is the best and it`s on Charles St very close to Peabody conservatory, and there are also good options for bars like Brewer`s Art and Grand Central -the latter gay- both in the same street) The hotel is an old mansion, with a lobby/parlor, where there is a small counter.

"A pleasant surprise " Read full review on TripAdvisor 8/2/2007 Vote

9. )The entrance, foyer, lobby, staircase and ultimately the room were extremely rundown.

"Avoid this hotel " Read full review on YahooTravel 7/19/2007 Vote

10. Cracked and chipped plaster lay on the stairs to the lobby.

"Fool me once... " Read full review on YahooTravel 7/17/2007 Vote