Pros

  • Set in center of Baltimore’s popular Inner Harbor area
  • Pleasant rooms with flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, microwaves, and safes
  • Upgrades include king-size beds, more space, and coffeemakers
  • Harbor Grill has good food and offers three meals daily
  • Coffee shop with snacks and sundries; self-service after noon
  • Small heated pool in a pleasant courtyard, open seasonally
  • Fitness room with a few machines, and coin-operated laundry
  • Meeting space and a business center cater
  • Small pets are welcome with a refundable deposit
  • Wi-Fi is free and reliable throughout the hotel
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Cons

  • Complaints of noise reaching rooms
  • Breakfast is not included in the room rate
  • Parking comes with a daily fee
  • Not all rooms have coffeemakers
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Bottom Line

In the heart of Baltimore’s popular Inner Harbor area, this 250-room Days Inn is a convenient pick for both business and leisure travelers to the city. Highlights at this mid-range hotel include an on-site restaurant, coffee shop, heated pool (open seasonally), and 24-hour fitness room. Rooms with microwaves, mini-fridges, and sometimes coffeemakers have a contemporary polish, but an overall generic feel. Though guests find the rate a good value for the location and amenities, purchasing breakfast and paying daily parking fees takes some of the shine off. For a better value with more style, check out the Lord Baltimore Hotel, a historic downtown property with a rooftop bar. 

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Amenities

  • Cribs
  • Fitness Center
  • Internet
  • Pets Allowed
  • Pool

Oyster Hotel Review

Days Inn by Wyndham Baltimore Inner Harbor

Scene

Comfortable hotel with generic, contemporary design

From the outside, the nine-story brick hotel is imposing, but plain. Built in 1883 as a bank, it is surrounded by buildings that are taller, more elegant, or more modern. However, once inside, guests find a warm, welcoming atmosphere and contemporary design. The lobby is done in ivory tones with some deep-orange, green, and blue accents. Colorful, patterned area rugs and a bubbly, white chandelier over the entryway bring in a touch of whimsy. The arched doorway into the restaurant is a striking throwback with brick pillars and a fanciful pediment. Conservatory seating is lovely, though most travelers dine outside the hotel. Business travelers are the primary clientele, but tourists are also drawn here for the excellent location and decent list of amenities that make it a convenient place to stay when visiting downtown Baltimore. 

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Location

Ideal setting in downtown Baltimore, near Convention Center and Inner Harbor’s attractions

One of the biggest draws of this hotel is its location in the heart of downtown Baltimore, within walking distance of major attractions and businesses. Royal Farms Arena is practically across the street, a two-minute walk to the front door, where guests can catch sporting events and musical performances. The Baltimore Convention Center is also two-minute walk from the hotel, and the University of Maryland is a 10-minute walk away. From the hotel, it is a seven-minute walk to the Inner Harbor, where guests can visit Ripley’s Believe it or Not, the iconic National Aquarium, a fantastic children’s museum, and the USS Constellation. 

There are two public bus stops within a minutes’ walk of the hotel, for sites farther away. Horseshoe Casino is a six-minute drive away, and the hotel offers a free shuttle from late-afternoon through late-night every day. BWI (Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall) Airport as a 20-minute drive from the hotel.

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Rooms

Comfortable rooms with modest design, microwaves, and mini-fridges

Standard rooms are generic and design is simple, but they are contemporary and pleasant. Pear-green accents blend well with the brown and beige base, and a few touches of black add sophistication. They are clean and comfortable, offering options for double, queen, and king-size beds. The work desk sports an ergonomic chair to appeal to business travelers, and there’s a comfortable chair of sofa for kicking back, as well. All rooms have a 37-inch flat-screen TV, mini-fridge, microwave, safe, and iron. Upgraded rooms offer larger sitting areas and some include coffeemakers. Bathrooms are tight, equipped with either a shower stall or a shower/tub combo, hairdryer, and free toiletries that include soap, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion. On the downside, some guests have complained of noise reaching rooms.

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Features

Restaurant and coffee shop, seasonal heated pool, and small gym

A few decent extras give add appeal for budget travelers. Harbor Grill offers tasty meals in a basic indoor space with televisions, or in a charming sun room that looks out on the courtyard. The restaurant's bar features seating accented with colored lighting and a few more TVs. Three meals are served daily, though the breakfast buffet is not included in the room rate. The hotel also has a coffee shop with brand-name snacks like chips, pretzels, and ice cream.

The outdoor pool is small, but a nice spot to cool off on a hot day. It is heated, but only open in the summer season. It sits on a pleasant brick courtyard with a few trees, and a wall adds privacy from passersby on the busy street. The fitness room is small, but adequate, consisting of a few machines for cardio and weight training. Parking is available in the adjacent garage, for a daily fee. Reliable Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. 

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Things You Should Know About Days Inn by Wyndham Baltimore Inner Harbor

Also Known As

  • Days Inn Inner Harbor

Address

100 Hopkins Pl, Baltimore, Maryland 21201-2602, United States

Website

Oyster Hotel Review

Days Inn by Wyndham Baltimore Inner Harbor

Scene

Comfortable hotel with generic, contemporary design

From the outside, the nine-story brick hotel is imposing, but plain. Built in 1883 as a bank, it is surrounded by buildings that are taller, more elegant, or more modern. However, once inside, guests find a warm, welcoming atmosphere and contemporary design. The lobby is done in ivory tones with some deep-orange, green, and blue accents. Colorful, patterned area rugs and a bubbly, white chandelier over the entryway bring in a touch of whimsy. The arched doorway into the restaurant is a striking throwback with brick pillars and a fanciful pediment. Conservatory seating is lovely, though most travelers dine outside the hotel. Business travelers are the primary clientele, but tourists are also drawn here for the excellent location and decent list of amenities that make it a convenient place to stay when visiting downtown Baltimore. 

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Location

Ideal setting in downtown Baltimore, near Convention Center and Inner Harbor’s attractions

One of the biggest draws of this hotel is its location in the heart of downtown Baltimore, within walking distance of major attractions and businesses. Royal Farms Arena is practically across the street, a two-minute walk to the front door, where guests can catch sporting events and musical performances. The Baltimore Convention Center is also two-minute walk from the hotel, and the University of Maryland is a 10-minute walk away. From the hotel, it is a seven-minute walk to the Inner Harbor, where guests can visit Ripley’s Believe it or Not, the iconic National Aquarium, a fantastic children’s museum, and the USS Constellation. 

There are two public bus stops within a minutes’ walk of the hotel, for sites farther away. Horseshoe Casino is a six-minute drive away, and the hotel offers a free shuttle from late-afternoon through late-night every day. BWI (Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall) Airport as a 20-minute drive from the hotel.

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Rooms

Comfortable rooms with modest design, microwaves, and mini-fridges

Standard rooms are generic and design is simple, but they are contemporary and pleasant. Pear-green accents blend well with the brown and beige base, and a few touches of black add sophistication. They are clean and comfortable, offering options for double, queen, and king-size beds. The work desk sports an ergonomic chair to appeal to business travelers, and there’s a comfortable chair of sofa for kicking back, as well. All rooms have a 37-inch flat-screen TV, mini-fridge, microwave, safe, and iron. Upgraded rooms offer larger sitting areas and some include coffeemakers. Bathrooms are tight, equipped with either a shower stall or a shower/tub combo, hairdryer, and free toiletries that include soap, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion. On the downside, some guests have complained of noise reaching rooms.

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Features

Restaurant and coffee shop, seasonal heated pool, and small gym

A few decent extras give add appeal for budget travelers. Harbor Grill offers tasty meals in a basic indoor space with televisions, or in a charming sun room that looks out on the courtyard. The restaurant's bar features seating accented with colored lighting and a few more TVs. Three meals are served daily, though the breakfast buffet is not included in the room rate. The hotel also has a coffee shop with brand-name snacks like chips, pretzels, and ice cream.

The outdoor pool is small, but a nice spot to cool off on a hot day. It is heated, but only open in the summer season. It sits on a pleasant brick courtyard with a few trees, and a wall adds privacy from passersby on the busy street. The fitness room is small, but adequate, consisting of a few machines for cardio and weight training. Parking is available in the adjacent garage, for a daily fee. Reliable Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. 

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Amenities

  • Air Conditioner

  • Basic Television

  • Business Center

  • Cable

  • Concierge

  • Cribs

  • Dry Cleaning

  • Fitness Center

  • Internet

  • Kids Allowed

  • Laundry

  • Meeting / Conference Rooms

  • Pets Allowed

  • Pool

  • Rental Car Service Desk Onsite

  • Room Service

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