We chose this hotel for 3 reasons: 1) We're Hilton Honors members and were looking to stay in a Hilton property; 2) We liked the location--an easy walk from the MARC train station and 3) The reviews on this site have been very positive.

When making our reservation, we noticed that a room with one king-sized bed cost the same as a room with a king-sized bed and a sofa bed. Given that, we chose the latter. We were given a corner room on the 4th floor. The view wasn't the greatest on one side--across the street was an electrical substation. However, the view from the other window was nice--next to the hotel is an old brick building that had a great mural of the Inner Harbor on the wall.

The bed was comfortable--no complaints there. The bathroom had a granite countertop. The only problem was that the sink was too high. I'm short and my husband is average height and we both agreed the sink could have been lower. The hotel provides some toiletries--shampoo, conditioner, mouthwash and lotion. Also provided are shower caps, a makeup remover cloth and a shoeshine cloth.

We were pleasantly surprised to find a refrigerator in the room. This especially nice to have in hot weather for storing cold drinks.

The free breakfast was decent. In addition to pastries, cereal, milk, yogurt, juices, fruit and coffee, there are some hot items. Both days there were eggs. In addition, one day there was biscuits and gravy and another day there were sausage patties. At night, there are free cookies at the check-in desk. Also, by the desk, there is an area where you can purchase cold drinks, ice cream and snacks. Each floor had a soda vending machine and an ice machine.

Housekeeping was excellent. All the staff was friendly and helpful. Thinking back on the experience, I have to say that the hotel offered many amenities that made the stay very pleasant. We would certainly stay here again next time we're in town!

This hotel is very nice overall. Its located just across the street from Camden Yards, I mean you cannot really get any closer. Its also a 15 minute walk to the Inner Harbor. The walk to the harbor is easy, the walk home is not so easy (its a little uphill). But its a $4.00 cab ride either direction. Valet parking at $26 is a little steep, but you do have in-and-out service, so you can get your car at anytime.

The rooms are immaculate. The bathrooms are great, and the bed is so comfortable.

Breakfast is on-par with other hamptons. The warm cookies in the evenings are superb.

The only complaint I would have is that Greene Street is really busy, and if you have a room that faces Greene, you'll hear trucks as early as 5am. Also, the curtains don't close all the way, so you can never get your room completely black. Bottom line, avoid a room that faces Greene Street if possible!

My wife and 10 year old son stayed here for one weeknight in April. Valet parking was very attentive, check in was a breeze. The lobby is extremely clean and pleasant. Our room had a great view of the Camden Yards. In fact, we could see 3rd base peeking between the stands. What a thrill to see a game, then walk one minute across the street to our room. The room was spacious and bed very comfortable. Only drawback is the pool. There are limited hours (5pm to 10pm) and it's located in the basement. Not a big deal, but thought I'd share if you or your kids want to swim in the morning. It's a good 10 minute walk to the inter harbor, but on two beautiful days like we had, no big deal. The Continential Plus breakfast was plentiful - fruit, yogurt, muffins, danish, premade eggs, juice, etc. Lots of families in the lobby and everyone very courteous. The staff gave my son a souvenir foam baseball. The hotel staff also gave us late checkout (until 2pm) which was plenty of time to go the aquarium in the morning. We can't say enough about the Hampton.

My husband and I stayed here May 29-June 2nd, 2008. The place is awesome. Clean rooms. Courteous staff. Free breakfast. Conveniently located. Right across the street from Camden Yards. WE WOULD STAY HERE AGAIN.