It is a nice old building and I was in love with the room immediately. It was lovely and a kind of romantic, I liked it much. The staff is helpful and very flexible. I wish to experience such service in other places too. Maybe the breakfast offer could be wider, but this was the only thing I found to... More

I enjoyed this hotel, an older Victorian mansion. The suites are just that - they have a bedroom with a sitting area and TV, a walk-through kitchenette and a bathroom. The house needs a little love in the form of new wallpaper and carpet but is charming. There is no elevator so be prepared to climb a lot of stairs!... More

Their non-refundable two night minimum requirement shows the management deception toward travelers. Horrible Rooms - left before spending the night. Only takes 15 minutes in the room to realize the mistake - after your credit card is charged. No elevator, no parking, no paint in the last decade, and no love or care provided to what was certainly once a... More

My daughter and I stayed at the Biltmore hotel in Baltimore, MD 2/15 -2/17/13. First, there is no elevator and the steps are very winding and long. The carpeting was very dirty and the doors did not lock well. The first room we had, the linen had not been washed and two bed bugs crawled across the pillow the first... More

Run down and shabby, yet clean and welcoming. The staff is warm and helpful, the decor is a bit eclectic. It's like stepping into a Tennessee Williams play. Not a cookie cutter corporate hotel experience. If you are up for a bit of an adventure and want a very good deal, this is the place for you. Enormous rooms, high... More

I've been to over 30 countries and stayed in every kind of accommodation imaginable, from no stars to five stars, and the Biltmore Suites in Baltimore is just what a hotel of its kind should be. What is a hotel of 'its kind', you ask? That is a bit hard to nail down: unpretentious, original, steeped in faded elegance, homey... More

This was PERFECT for my wife and I. We have travelled all around the world, and do not like 'franchise' MacDonald hotels and their boring vanilla environment. We got exactly what we were looking for when we stayed for 3 nights at the Biltmore. Yes, you have to 'walk' up stairs to your room--we have legs. We were given a... More

Next time you go to the Biltmore Suites Hotel smell your bed it will smell like air fresher or body odor or other smells they must never wash the bed comforters or blankets. The rooms are run down and the lady manger is impostible to deal with if you have a problem. In my oppion the health dept. of Baltimore... More

This place was not fit for prisoners, hell the jails are whole lot better then this. This place was like walking thur the Twilight Zone. This was the worst experience ever.My kids thought that we where in some kind of wax museum. I didn't feel safe in the hotel at all. This was suppose to be a smoke free hotel... More