Stayed for one night over the Columbus Day weekend on a leisure trip for some sightseeing and a local convention. The Hotel has a superb location for sightseeing in and around the Inner Harbor, but they're charging four-star prices for (at best) three-star accommodations. Or simply charging for convenience above all else. Their Bistro 300 restaurant was "OK" but overpriced... more

There are only a couple of hotels that are truly in the Baltimore Inner Harbor and this is one of them. It was a very short walk from all the action. The rooms were great and we got a really great deal for Memorial Weekend. WE even got a free upgrade to a higher room with a better view. The... more

I ussually stay at Hyatts, so it was no suprise on this biz trip that the Hyatt Baltimore was a clean and delightful hotel. Parking was expensive and the hotel is definatley requires a car, but since the Marriott Downtown was full this was a nice option and I would stay here again. more

We only stayed for 1 night but we had a good time. I knew that parking would be extra so it was not a surprise (it's a city, you have to pay to park). Room was very clean and staff was friendly. I would go back if I was in the area. Lots of places to go see in the... more

My girlfriend and I stayed for a single night in the Hyatt Regency in Baltimore and were more than impressed with out choice. The Hyatt is in the perfect location for those wishing to visit the Inner Harbor, go to a game at Camden Yards, and/or attend an event at the Convention Center. We decided beforehand to use Valet Parking,... more

A tired, worn-out convention hotel that has seen better days. Even a stay on the Club floor was disappointing. The rooms are cramped, the hallways noisy, and the service is almost non-existent. Almost 5 hours to get the room made up (5 hours after a call requesting the service, that is); a Club room that ran out of amenites every... more

I booked 5 nights at the Hyatt through Priceline and was a little nervous. I'm from Baltimore but now live in Dallas and was going to visit friends and wasn't too sure that I wanted to be in the midst of the tourist attraction that is Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Much to my surprise, this hotel was absolutely the perfect location.... more

Although my usual favorite place to stay in Baltimore is the Marriot Waterfront, we managed to get an unbelievable deal on a room at the Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor on Labor Day weekend for under $100 through an online discounter. We asked for a waterview room and got Room 746 (a corner room) that had two entire walls of... more

I just recently stayed at they Hyatt after some long deliberation between this hotel and the brand new Hilton. I can say that I was definately grateful to have picked the Hyatt. This hotel is nice, clean, and convenient to anyone looking to do the inner harbor activities. The aquarium is a lot of fun though the Dolphin Show is... more