Wyndham Baltimore Peabody Court

Wyndam Baltimore brought back a childhood memory. My parents took me to a 5 stars hotel in Manhattan back in the last 1980s. I was amazed with the fully marbled bathroom, heated towel rack and Jetstream bathtub. Back in the late 80s, that was so upscale and the coolest thing for a little kid. Fast forward to 2016 when I had to stay at Wyndam for 2 nights, I opened the bathroom door and that «cool» bathroom stared at me. However, my reaction had changed from «Cool!» to «Oh man, this bathroom is dated!!!»
Facility: Hot water was warm at best. We had to call maintenance to get the water from warm to hot enough. Other than that, the room was very spacious. I love our bedroom view of the Washington Monument and I don’t mind waking up to that view every morning. Here is our bedroom view:
If I have to visit Baltimore in the near future, I wouldn’t mind staying here again because 1) it is walking distances to some good eats, coffee shop, etc. 2) if I can get the «Washington Monument» view again.

This is a cute little place right by the Washington Monument. Nice neighborhood and they make you feel safe by locking the front door at night unless you have the hotel key. The elevator is also operated with your hotel key as well, but to some it may be a bit complicated. Room is nice, but when i booked, i booked a king size bed, but when i got there, the bed was so small… i think it may be a full size… other then that, it came with a safe, a small fridge, coffee pots, hair dryer, iron and board… not bad with the price i pay… but the wifi is SO SLOW… you get a better WIFI in the lobby, but in your room is like non-​existence… but it’s not like i am there to use their WIFI… but to some who have computer and depending on the WIFI, it maybe bad…

Fraudulent credit card charges 6 months after stay – BEWARE!!!”
6 months after staying at this hotel, paid for via online EXPEDIA, they charged my credit card that I used to guarantee room without billing or contacting me. I checked out properly and everything was settled in July low and behold in December I find a charge for $ 230 ON MY CREDIT CARD.

So this year we returned to the event and I rented a two bedroom suite. The first room I was given was a normal room, so it was back down to registration to get the correct key. Back to the new room and yes, it was a suite. However, the bedroom and living/​meeting room area were connected as one large room. plus there was only one sleeping area! How awkward is it to have business clients over and your bed is RIGHT THERE. I returned to teh front desk and requested the two bedroom suite we had booked. I was told «Sir, there are two beds in that room.» Immediately calling bull$hit I requested the manager and was informed that they have no true two bedroom suites. I pointed out that this was classic bait and switch and requested an additional room so my whole group was not sleeping in one 10′ space. No other rooms were available. No offer of a refund. Screw this place.

Room and bed was very nice and comfortable. Enjoyed the hotel and the doorman Bob. However, breakfast service was the worst ever! They gave us free coupons to try again. Different server and it was still the worst ever. Took 1−½ hours for 2 on the first day and over an hour on the second day. Orders wrong, no refills, way too long to pay out. Ruined the experience.

For the most part I find reviews to be helpful, but the reviews for the Wyndham Mt. Vernon Hotel in Baltimore seem like they must have been paid for because they do not reflect anything like the experience that I encountered in my stay. I had 6 interactions with various staff members both on the phone and in person, and every one of them was characterized by rude, surly, unhelpful and extremely unprofessional behavior. In addition to being unpleasant, they tried to charge more than their posted rate for parking. The hotel is is serious need of renovation, the only positive thing I can say is that the location is good. That is one thing that the staff and management can’t damage.

The lobby is beautiful and the room looks nice… but it is a bit dated (the bathroom tub makes this clear as well as the décor in the rooms). I do like the somewhat historical feel of the place.
The comforter is a bit lumpy however. But I had a wonderful direct view of the monument and this is a nice central spot in the city. It’s right next to Hopkins Peabody and just minutes by car to Penn Station, the other Hopkins campuses, and downtown.
Overall, it’s a nice place but nothing fancy.

Awful service. We made a reservation for a double room as part of a reserved block for a family event. When we checked in we were shocked to be told that there were no doubles available. So one of us had to sleep on an awful rollaway bed. We asked about switching rooms the next morning and were told we could. When we then came back to the front desk to make the switch we were told we were too late and now they would charge us a room cleaning fee. We asked to speak to a manager and were told that neither the manager or the assistant manager would be in for two days, so we were stuck. We asked them to call the manager and ask him to call us, which they said they would, but he didn’t call.
So don’t plan an event here or your guests may not get the rooms they reserve and the front desk staff is no help. There was one front desk person who tried to help, but clearly she is not given enough latitude to treat guests the way she wants to, so we still end up with an awful experience. Stay away!

This is a quaint older historic hotel. The air conditioning didn’t work very well. It’s difficult to get an early check in which is at 4pm. standard is usually 3pm… the valet staff was super nice. Bed was comfy with black out shades but wished we had a king bed… spacious bathroom. There isn’t anywhere you can grab a cup of coffee. The inner harbor area seems very cool it’s a short ride. They are getting a big renovation so I’m sure this hotel will be upgraded soon. Quaint little boutique hotel.

Average rooms. Bed pretty uncomfortable. Hotel aggressive with valet. Skipped the parking and 30 dollar fee. Head over to the w. Reid at parking garage for 9 bucks a night. Just can’t leave during night. My young Son did find a random pill under the couch so scope out the room before hand. Miscellaneous drugs lying on the floor seems to be a common theme in Baltimore as it was the second time we found drugs.

My fiancé was able to get a $ 69 per night deal from Hotwire for July 4^th weekend. I knew it was too good to be true. They «upgraded» us to a king size room with a view of the monument. The door handle doesn’t work when you push down. You need to pull the handle up in order to open the door. There is a funky smell to our room. We couldn’t even open any windows to air it out. My fiancé wanted to go to a nearby cvs store to buy scented candles to mask it. There wasn’t any outlet by the bed to charge our phones. We had to unplug lamps to charge our iPhones. Everything seems very old and dated. There were curly hair on the bathroom floor before we even used it. My fiancé insisted that it was ok just to make himself feel better when he knew it was not the best choice that he made. It was close to the Washington monument. That was the only good thing about it. The neighborhood was scary and pretty sketchy. I didn’t feel safe walking around even when it was during the day during a Sunday afternoon.
This hotel is located 15 mins from the inner harbour. I would recommend staying there where there are people. I feel safe there! I would spend a few more bucks to be safe than sorry. Everywhere we walked around the hotel, my fiancé would tell me to hide my engagement ring. We thought about leaving it in the hotel room but we read reviews from either tripadvisor/​yelp that things have been stolen from their room. We didn’t want to risk it.
After 5 hours after we checked in, my fiancé actually asked me if wanted to drive back to NYC or switch hotels… Lol
The walls are thin like paper as other Unilocalers have described. I could hear people watching tv next door and the people talking in the hallway. If you want a good night sleep or trying to sleep in, don’t book this place.
Also, if the view of the monument is their selling point, they need to clean their windows. I can’t even see the monument clearing from our room. I can see dirt on the windows.
Overall, the service was not bad when we checked in. We just didn’t like our room and the location of the hotel.

Came here on a 6 week business trip, and I will never stay here again. When a co-​worker and I checked into the hotel, the front desk was aware that we were there for an extended stay and that our employer was having a roof top function for us with welcoming packages. However, the receptionist never informed us, we only became aware of the function the following morning when our employer inquired why we did not go upstairs and then later stated that the front desk had our package, which we had to go ask for. The front desk attendant was not pleasant and looked bothered when we asked for our package.
Even though the «Do Not Distub» light was one housekeeping continued to enter the room daily. One Sunday afternoon after an outing with coworkers until after 6pm, while I was undressing and no where near decent housekeeping decided to «let themselves in». Please bare in mind that my «Do Not Disturb» light is STILL on, I caught the door halfway open and slammed it shut while saying «Oh My God!», at this point the person stated «HOUSEKEEPING, just wanted to see if you needed anything». What I needed was privacy.
On top of that, there was unauthorized charges to my company credit card and my personal bank card. Management was apologetic but that does not excuse incompetence. It took 7 days to get my money reimbursed. Supposedly we had 5 free breakfast vouchers but they were charged to our rooms, management again was apologetic and did make the charge correction to my room.
It gets better, the housekeeper on my floor was upset, she was in the corridor so all the guest could hear her SCREAMING at the top of her lungs about how she was not happy she need to clean our rooms, do more work than other employees and she had to fold and change our linen. Please bare in mind that I am editing her language as every other word was explicit. Again, management apologized.
Finally at check out, RUDE. I understand that it’s 430am, however I am attempting to settle my bill and asking for an email receipt for bookkeeping purposes. Reception visually upset, first informed me could not be done. After I stated had email receipts issued to me twice before as I was keeping a vigil eye on the room charges due to the unauthorized charges mentioned earlier, finally proceed my request with FULL BLOWN ATTITUDE. Just not a pleasant experience for me.
However, I do have to say management did try to make our stay pleasant. They did have a rooftop get together for us, and did address issues (not all issues the way one would expect, but they were addressed). But, a companies employees, meaning the bottom tier, can make or break a company. And, from my experience addressed here… Don’t see much profit. At least, no profit made from me again.

My husband and I are frequent travelers and do not normally stay at this chain. However, we booked our reservation via a wedding block so we could be near the wedding festivities and shuttle to and from the events.
We arrived at 2:30, and the wedding was at 5:00. We were told our room would be ready shortly and we would get a call when it was ready. We got no call and ended up using another room to dress. We boarded the wedding shuttle at 4:15 and received a call enroute to the wedding at 4:20 that our room was ready. I understand the 4pm checkin clause, but if a hotel is hosting a block of rooms to support an event, then it behooves the hotel to ensure guests have adaquate time to prepare for the event — hire more staff if needed! This is probably the theory behind the advanced check-​ins at other chains — if they know when you are arriving then housekeeping can better plan to have specific rooms ready.
We checked in after midnight and our room had two complimentary water bottles. One was already opened and partially consumed… ewwww.
The open bottle as well as the non-​availability our room were brought to the attention of the front desk and we received a scripted apology, «we are sorry for the inconvenience». No complimentary parking, no reduced rate, nothing offered!
I will let the grooms mother speak for herself but the front desk was adamate that they could not offer her late checkout on Sunday after the wedding even though the family was hosting a brunch that morning WITHIN THE HOTEL!
This could be a charming hotel but the service was so poor I would never recommend it. In hindsight, we would have stayed at our Marriotts and taken and Über to the wedding.

Erniesha makes this place a second home for me. Erniesha works the front desk and is on top of everything– she gets things done and makes guests feel so welcome! If you need to stay in Mt Vernon, this is the perfect hotel– it is close to everything. This hotel is not the Monaco, it’s a down home kinda place. If you are looking for glam, go somewhere else. If you are looking for the real Mt Vernon, stay here.
Interior– very basic, dated to some but charming to me.
Rooms– all you need, dated in a cute way
Service– AMAZING
Maid service– awesome
Valet– yes you have to pay for parking, this is a city, get used to it
Location– just perfect
Price– right on
If you stay here, you are near downtown, close enough to walk to the ballpark
Did I mention Erniesha? She is such a pro!

This is the definition of A-​Ok. Nothing to write home about, but nothing to complain about either.
I didn’t need much for my quick trip to Baltimore. I just needed a place to change clothes, crash, sleep and wash up. So, my criteria is a little different in instances like this than if I were on a proper vacation and wanted to feel super luxurious. With that said, our stay here was perfectly fine.
Everyone we interacted with was professional and super nice. The valets were extra on top of it and my car was always available when I needed it. I wish the parking didn’t cost as much as it did (about $ 30), but such is life north of Richmond. I am spoiled by southern hospitality and cheap amenities, that’s for sure! Anyway, I thought the room was fine but the boo immediately commented on how small it was… and he was right. The room was minuscule, but again, no big deal, because it was only for a night. The bed size was no bigger than a double bed, but the bathroom was really large and in charge.
One weird thing that I noticed was that there weren’t that many plugs. Come on people, in this day and age, a girl needs her plugs! My phone had to go far away from me which was torture being that all I wanted to do was lay in bed and watch videos from the epic concert that I traveled to Baltimore to see. Another unfortunate thing? No complimentary breakfast :-(
Overall, a solid choice if you just need a place to lay your head. I wish that there were better amenities!

Not so great. Stayed here for a work trip and was disappointed.
First of all, my keys didn’t work the first time I tried them. I went up to my room, tried both keys multiple times, then had to carry my luggage back down to the front desk to redo the keys.
Second, when I did come back down to redo my keys, the lady at the front desk was just chatting away with the housekeeping guy who had his elbows on the front counter and his back to the lobby, bent over. It was just unprofessional.
Third, when I finally got into my room, the toilet was still flushing. You know when the water is still running? So I had to flush again and try to make it stop.
Fourth, the boxes with amenities in them were empty. What happened to the shower cap and q tips?
Fifth, I get a call at 7am in the morning telling me that room service is coming. I didn’t order room service. A few minutes later I hear the room next door getting a call. They probably made a mistake. The walls are thin so you can hear everything too.
Finally, the drain was clogged so the water in the sink didn’t drain well.
The lady at the front desk when I checked out was very friendly, though.
It was a work trip and I only stayed one night, but too many things happened that just didn’t seem right. Don’t think I will stay here again.

The beds aren’t comfortable. My hubby told me he won’t return
On NYE we stayed in an Executive Room– 1 king bed. Check in and check out were smooth quick processes. The room and bathroom were spacious and clean. However, the heating in our room was funny– it appeared the majority of the heat went to the bathroom. We just cranked it up to resolve this issue.
Why We Probably Won’t Return
:BED My husband had a horrible nights sleep. Lumpy mattress-​it was terrible. Coupled with paper thin pillows– it wasn’t a restful experience.
:Breakfast Wasn’t included– I do not always take advantage of this, but it’s nice when it’s an option.
Valet $ 29 a day … The valet doesn’t really rush. (Do any hotel valets really rush??) There are a few other garages nearby that you could park your car at or look for street parking. However, valet is paying for the convenience of your car being brought to you. It would be nice if they pretended to rush… at least a little. ;0)

Myself and four others (which included the lucky couple) flew in for a small, intimate wedding at a nearby church. This a TAG approved property, and they certainly live up to that.
Historic charm is abound in this area. So many neat places to walk to. I love all of the historic buildings and activity in this part of Baltimore. Location-​wise, I feel like this hotel is in a fantastic area. You have the monument just across the street, an amazing museum within steps, etc.
When I first checked in, I was told they were fully booked and my room wasn’t available yet — and that they would call me when it was. After some back and forth (given that it was after 4PM and I booked a month ago), they found a room. Room wasn’t great view-​wise and had a serious plumbing issue. I called back down to the desk, they moved me, and the next room was FANTASTIC. I had requested a upper floor, and this was actually lower — however I simply ended up loving the room.
The fridge in the room was loud and the toilet had an issue with the handle not resetting, however I just phoned down and the maintenance folks stopped by while we were out to dinner to fix it. Easy as that!
This is a historic building, and by virtue of that it has great charm and the rooms each have their own unique character. Communication is key, and they certainly seem more than happy to address any concerns you might have. SERVICE is a tremendous plus for this property.
The team that works in the sales and restaurant departments are especially amazing. There were huge weeding parties in the hotel, and they treated our small little group just as if we were one of the larger ones. We wanted to have a dinner after the wedding, and they arranged a wonderful table for us in the restaurant with special linens, place cards and service. They offered and helped to attend to so many details, large and small, that this was an amazing wedding event. The woman who helped us during dinner was absolutely fantastic, positive, kind and attentive. Far better than anything I could have imagined.
Top to bottom, everyone I encountered was friendly and happy to help. The front desk staff can get overloaded at times given the calls and number of folks checking in, however I found them to be a tremendous resource and they never dropped the ball on any request. They even booked airport transport for me with a driver they use (same rate as a cab). The driver had called to let them know he was having trouble with his car, and the moment I walked into the lobby (at 6AM) the front desk let me know what had happened, and that they had already phoned for a cab so I wouldn’t be delayed.
I would definitely stay here again, and am so appreciate of the staff and all they did to make this a wonderful occasion for our family and friends.

Stayed 4 nights for business. Being from Los Angeles, I’m certainly used to hotels with more modern amenities and décor. So upon checking into the hotel my initial impression was that the place was a bit old. By the end of the stay I was pleased to note that while the place is old, it’s maintained very well and is really the perfect sort of place to experience what they call «Charm City.» The room was very spacious and the bathroom even had a Jacuzzi.
The breakfast vouchers were also a gem. And with open hours to experience said breakfast, there’s really no excuse not to take in an awesome breakfast in the restaurant before your day. The waiter, James, was very nice and really made for a pleasant experience each morning.
The location worked well for me since I was working at the Convention Center. It was walkable from where I stayed but a good 15 minutes. Didn’t seem to be much as far as food or entertainment in the surrounding blocks but again you can walk to the harbor from here
So where’s the room for improvement? Location could be a little closer to the action. Also while the charm of the old styling is great, they could use a few updates here and there. Overall a great stay. Especially if you’re looking for something a little more interesting than your typical dime a dozen hotel.
TLDR; Solid hotel that’s a healthy walk to the harbor but has a historic décor that screams «Charm City.» Valet parking is a bit slow and costs a pretty penny but the historic feel, awesome breakfast/​bar, and friendly staff will make this a nice stay overall.

We stayed here for a night after booking through hotwire. It was ok, not as modern as we had hoped. The lobby and front desk had a older but elegant look to it complete with marble and a dining area upstairs. The attendant at the front desk and doorman were friendly.
The small room we were placed in had an unpleasant musky smell and was in dire need of upgrades. There weren’t that many outlets, one not even working, and the tv was outdated. The bathroom was also small and not as clean as I had hoped. On the plus side, they had included a heated towel rack. The bed was clean but small.
I wouldn’t really choose to stay here again. There was no minifridge, microwave or breakfast provided. There isn’t much surrounding the hotel either like restaurants, bars etc.