Stayed at the Sheraton Inner Harbour for two days, Dec 30th and New Years Eve. I was really worried about the negative posts but was plesantly surprised. Although the hotel could benefit from updating it is a well kept hotel in a wonderful location. The front desk staff was wonderful. They went out of their way to help us find a harborview room with the best view for the Midnight fireworks.The front desk manager volunteered to show us different rooms and allowed us to pick our favorite.
The room itself was comfortable but not luxurious. The Perfect Sleeper bed was wonderful, the bathroom did need upgrading but it wasn't awful. The refrigerator did not work during our stay but we didn't bother to report it.
Breakfast at the Orioles Grill was good both days, a la carte and buffet on New Yrs day. Mortons was unforgetable on New Year's Eve..
Over-all it was great stay. We would return.

Stayed here for a conference in Mid-Oct of 2005. Found my room to be tired and outdated. Bathroom needed considerable updating. If you don't mind flourescent lighting in the bathroom, then this hotel is for you! Beds were comfortable. Service was good. Just don't expect a newly remodelled room - or you'll be a little disappointed.

This hotel is great if you are in town for a football or baseball games as it is within walking distance to both stadiums. It is also close to the harbor as well where there are plenty of bars and places to eat.

The hotel itself is okay. It could use some work especially in the lobby and other common areas but it was kept clean. The rooms were better. There are two restaraunts here an Orioles Bar and a Morton's Steakhouse. Morton's is excellent. There is also an overpriced gift shop who tried to charge my wife $10 for a disposable camera that are $6 anywhere else.

The staff here is generally friendly but the people at the front desk seemed a bit disgruntled. The people at valet parking were nicer.

The area itself is nice but quiet. On a Sunday morning, there were not many people around so keep up your guard as it will be obvious to anyone that you are from out of town. There is a parking garage there for the hotel guests and the general public as well. Be wary here as it looks like a great place for trouble.

I had a near fight on my hands when I checked out. The bill placed under my door had a meal charge for $120 that I didn't make. A lady at the desk tried to say that it was the room charge but this was not possible as I pre-paid and the rate was higher. After threatening to call her supervisor if she did not look into it, she finally did and admitted that it was a room charge that must have been made in error. She claimed that she took care of it but did not and I had to call Sheraton to get it rectified.

Overall, not a bad stay here but I've had better.

Stayed at this hotel for three days during a conference and loved the location in downtown Baltimore. Camden Yards to your right and Baltimore's Inner Harbor to your left. Lots of recreational options to keep you out of the hotel. When you are inside, there seemed to be the usual amenities. No complaints.

Decent breakfast buffet at The Capitol Grille on the second floor. Waitstaff was excellent both mornings. Front desk staff also helpful and courteous. It's definitely an older hotel, and I don't recommend straying too far from the tourist sites at night for safety's sake.

Self-parking, for this being a big city, was reasonable -- $18 a night. Be sure to get your ticket stamped before you leave or you pay twice -- and more the second time. I had to hit the road and was grateful to learn I-95 was so close.

Overall, worth the price if you love the sites.