Hotel Motel 6 Baltimore - Camden Yards provides straightforward roadside accommodation at budget rates just ten minutes’ drive southwest of the downtown neighborhoods of Maryland’s largest city. Set just off Interstate 95, the motel offers guests free parking with spaces for trucks and free Wi-Fi. Modern rooms with simple decor each feature an en suite bathroom with granite countertops, flat-screen television with expanded cable channels, air-conditioning, a desk, wood-effect flooring and free local calls. Accessible rooms are available too. Facilities include elevators and a 24-hour reception with vending machines. Pets are allowed and kids can stay free. Guests can enjoy free morning coffee. Eateries nearby include a bar-grill and a diner. Hotel Motel 6 Baltimore - Camden Yards is about five miles from the National Aquarium while Leone Riverside Park is about three miles away. Baltimore – Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is about 15 minutes’ drive away.
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Reviewers often expressed positive opinions about the customer service, describing personnel on the 24-hour front desk as helpful, friendly and attentive. However, at times guests struggled to get hold of things like extra towels and fresh supplies of bathroom consumables.
Reviewers appreciated the affordable room rates, which many felt represented decent value for money. Guests also welcomed perks like free Wi-Fi and free morning coffee, which only added to the affordability of their stays.
The ample free parking and handy location just off highway I-95 were bonuses for motorists. The motel was reportedly conveniently close to Baltimore's Inner Harbor district and only a short drive away from downtown.
Cleanliness was sub-standard according to some guests as rooms weren't always satisfactorily cleaned ready for their arrival. Occasionally reviewers reported stained linens and mattresses in certain rooms or accumulations of hair and dust in some hard to reach corners. Some critics claimed pest control measures could have been enhanced as they encountered cockroaches during their stays. Smoky smells were also sometimes detected in the non-smoking rooms.
Furnishings and decor in the rooms were tired-looking or outdated according to some critics. They cited issues like light bulbs in need of replacement and aging furniture.
Light sleepers sometimes had their rest interrupted by noisy air-conditioning in some rooms. There were also occasional reports of noise from neighboring rooms and corridors being audible thru the thin walls.
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