301 Fallsway, Baltimore, Maryland, United States | (888) 962-8097
All rooms include coffeemakers and flat-screen TVs
Free hot buffet breakfast
Pet-friendly (nightly fees apply)
Free wine and cheese hour every Thursday
Free Wi-Fi and lobby computer station
Suites include microwaves, mini-fridges, and sofa beds
Fitness center
12-minute walk to popular Inner Harbor neighborhood
Three-minute drive from Johns Hopkins Hospital
Immediate neighborhood is a bit sleepy
Fitness center is small (only three cardio machines)
No on-site restaurant or room service
No pool
Fee for parking (but price is cheaper than most downtown hotels)
Opened in 2011, this basic chain hotel is less than half a mile from the Inner Harbor -- close enough to walk to (about 12 minutes by foot) but far enough away to offer affordable prices. The immediate neighborhood is a bit sleepy, but the trade-offs are clean spacious rooms, a modest fitness center, and free breakfast.
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Scene
A revitalized warehouse with modern decor
This revitalized warehouse opened as a Sleep Inn and Suites in 2011. The four-floor, 62-room hotel still feels new, with super clean rooms and modern decor. The lobby features an exposed brick wall, hardwood floors, glass wall fountains, and an old manual typewriter that still works. Black-and-white photographs of nature scenes are hanging throughout the property.The surrounding neighborhood is a bit sleepy, and some guests may find it unsettling at night. There’s a local park a block away where homeless people live, but the vibe is non-threatening. The fashionable Inner Harbor is within walking distance (about 12 minutes by foot), but requires crossing some busy streets.The staff is friendly and knowledgeable of the area. Typical clientele includes a mix of business types, Oriole’s baseball fans, and Johns Hopkins patients (a shuttle is available to and from the hospital).
Location
A 12-minute walk to the Inner Harbor
Located on a sleepy street opposite the Jones Falls Expressway, there’s not much to do immediately surrounding the Sleep Inn. The hotel is over a mile from the Camden Yards ballpark and the Convention Center, and the popular Inner Harbor neighborhood is about a 12-minute walk away. Johns Hopkins Hospital is less than a mile away, and public transportation is easily accessible.- 12-minute walk to the National Aquarium and Inner Harbor
Rooms
Clean rooms with basic modern decor and high ceilings
Green accent walls, brown bedspreads, and black-and-white nature photography give the rooms at Sleep Inn an earthy (though still somewhat generic) feel. The rooms are contemporary and clean with high ceilings, coffeemakers, and flat-screen TVs. The standard rooms include two double beds or one king bed, while suites come with sofa beds, microwaves, and mini-fridges. Select rooms offer microwaves, refrigerators, and whirlpool bathtubs. (Microwaves and mini-fridges can also be brought into rooms for an additional fee.)
Features
Free hot breakfast buffet and a small fitness center
A free hot breakfast buffet including eggs, bacon, and waffles is served each morning in a dining room next to the lobby, and a free wine and cheese hour is hosted in the lobby every Thursday. A shuttle to Johns Hopkins Hospital and The Charm City Circulator (a free bus service) stops just outside the hotel. The hotel has a small fitness center with only three cardio machines, and a computer station is available for guests in the lobby. Pets are welcome for an additional fee. Discounts are offered to the National Aquarium.
