We stayed at this Hilton last weekend for the Baltimore "Sailabration" festival. Location was fabulous - 2 blocks to Inner Harbor, easy walk to Camden Yards, easy drive (or taxi) to restaurants in Little Italy. Check-in was okay. Our room was very clean and well maintained, and the double beds were comfortable. The hotel has a Morton's Steakhouse ($$$$) and a more casual grille restaurant, along with room service, none of which was cheap. Rather than spend approx. $60 for 3 of us for breakfast in the morning, we walked about 5 blocks to a Panera Bread on 600 East Pratt Street, right along Inner Harbor. There is a new Corner Street Bakery Cafe on 500 East Pratt Street which is another great breakfast or lunch option at a reasonable price. (If you want breakfast in the hotel, best to try to book a Bed and Breakfast package.) Parking in the self-serve garage was very easy (there is a valet parking option as well). We paid $20 to park for 24 hours, which is a good rate for Inner Harbor.
For dinner, the concierge recommended Mo's Crab and Pasta Factory on Albemarle St in Little Italy ( <url> We thought this was a much better option than the crowded pricey restaurants in Inner Harbor. Mo's actually runs a van for hotel visitors, and it was a 10 minute ride to the restaurant. (You just tip the driver - no other fee). This would be a good option for families, as portions were huge and you could easily split a plate with your child.
My only negative about this Sheraton is the indoor pool - it's about the size of a giant soaking tub. It was so small it was silly. For a toddler it would be fine. For older kids, there isn't enough room to really swim. Since my husband and I like to swim laps, we were disappointed. There is no jacuzzi either. There is exercise equipment in an adjoining room.
We would stay here again for the location, depending on the price.
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