Do not expect you will get it back if you left something nice in this hotel, at least it was my experience! I stayed at this hotel with my husband for two nights last week. When we checked out, I forgot to pack a very nice dress and a blouse which goes well with the dress. Both items were in a white clean laundry bag which I left on the bed. As soon as I realized I forgot to pack the bag after I returned home in VA, I called the hotel. During the following two days I called several times and talked to the hotel staff at the front desk and house keeping. Each time I was told they would check with the hotel's Lost and Found, and then call me back, they never did. Yesterday I finally got someone at front desk agreed to go to the Lost and Found to check while putting me on hold. He came back in a few minutes and said he did not find the dress or the blouse. I cannot believe the cleaning people changing bed sheets did not see the bag. Maybe there is no incentive for them to turn in nice things accidentally left by guests. Lessons learned - never stay at this kind of hotels again!

The rooms are clean. The location is excellent. Only a block from Camden Yards. Walking distance to the Inner Harbor.

We liked having the refrig and microwave in the room.

The staff was very helpful and friendly.

The only negative: Hotel has only 2 small elevators. This was a problem when our bus tour all arrived and left at the same time, with luggage.

I recently booked a group block of 10 rooms at this hotel. Jennifer, the sales associate was terrific and extremely helpful in recommending contacts for ground transportation and groups sales tickets at the Orioles. Thanks to her we had GREAT club level seats and comfortable ground transport.
I must admit, I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the rooms in this hotel. Jennifer did inform me that the hotel had recently undergone renovations, but I continued to think of Days Inn as a 1-2 star hotel - not this one though!. The rooms were very neat and clean. The decor made me felt akin to a Marriott (where I usually try to stay). All of the guests in my group had positive comments about their rooms, which included a queen bed, couch & coffee table, desk, and dorm size fridge & microwave! I thought there was ample space for all of these things. In the am we enjoyed the full breakfast at the restaurant. This included fruit, pastry, bacon, eggs, sausage, cereal, yogurt and pancakes. Food was good.
Overall, this hotel was extremely well priced for the location and accommodations. I would highly recommend it for families. It is 2 blocks from the baseball stadium and about 4 blocks from the inner harbor - all easily within walking distance. I will definitely consider this hotel the next time I'm in the area!
The only negative that I experienced was that the TV in the room was an older model and the color and images on the screen were not as sharp as I'd like.
Group rate $189 during Red Sox game weekend!

After reseaching different hotels on Tripadvisor, I decided to book the Days Inn Inner Harbor for a 3 day "tourist" vacation. I was very happy with my choice. Check in was a breeze, staff was friendly and helpful and the location couldn't be beat-just three short blocks to the harbor. Our room was very clean and big enough for the purpose it served. The bathroom was spotless, no mold around the tub and plenty of towels. The coffee pot, microwave and fridge was an extra bonus. You do get charged $1.00 a day for the safe but that was no biggie. There were 4 pillows on the bed (queen size), 2 are soft, 2 are hard, that's a choice I never had in other hotels. My only complaint about the room was that you couldn't open the windows for some fresh air. My AAA rate of $152 a day was very reasonable considering what other hotels in the area get. We ate breakfast everyday at the hotel for convenience. Food was good, nothing great, just typical breakfast fare. All in all, I thought the hotel was excellent and would stay here again without hesitation.