I had a great stay at the Tremont recently. I was in Baltimore for a training event, and a block of rooms at the Tremont was reserved for us. So I can't speak to the reservation process, but I can offer a review on the rest.

I was very happily surprised with the size of the room. Mine had separate dining and living rooms in addition to a separate bedroom. Not knowing the Tremont was a suite hotel, I was not expecting that. The room was well furnished and very clean. Bedding was very nice, and the bed itself was very comfortable.

I had dinner at the restaurant in the hotel the evening we arrived. Even though we arrived rather late, the restaurant was happy to serve us.

This hotel is in a great location. It was a short walk to the Inner Harbor, which provided plenty of entertainment for me on the one free night I had while in town.

Overall, a very nice hotel. I would consider staying there again in the future if I was in Baltimore.

Booked this hotel through Priceline for 5 nights while we were in town to watch some baseball games. Was a bit apprehensive after reading some of the reviews but was pleasantly surprised by what we got. We arrived at the Baltimore train station and decided to walk to the hotel since it was a nice day. Its about 12-15 blocks but we are a couple of young guys and it was no problem. Check in was easy and our request for double beds was met with no problems. Opened the room to our door and was greeted with a large room with Queen beds, a small but adequate kitchen, huge walk in closet area and a decent bathroom. Only drawback was our view was the broadside of a parking garage, not a big deal. The front desk pointed us to a nice grocery store just up the block where we could stock up our refridgerator for the week. The hotel is about 5 blocks from the Inner Harbor and about 8-10 blocks from Camden Yards.

All in all a great week and would definately stay here again.

We booked this hotel on priceline and got a good rate ($79).I would not pay any more than that for this hotel. The lobby of the hotel is fairly nice, but the room felt outdated and dingy, and was next to the elevator. When we asked to move we were told that our rate was only for a queen bed room next to the elevator; this was the first we heard of this. The desk staff was not knowledgeable about the area and was unable to assist us with anything more than basic directions to the Inner Harbor area. Some of the doormen tried to help but were not much more knowledgable. The bathroom was a disappointment as well; small and not updated at all. We were told that there was wireless internet in the lobby and deli area but were unable to connect, and there was noone to assist with this either. In addition, the area in which the hotel was located did not feel very safe; we learned on our last morning there that someone was stabbed 2 blocks from the hotel the night before.

The front desk clerk transfered my reservation from Tremont Park to the Plaza at the same rate I had even though the Plaza rate is higher.
Nice bright clean room, updated decor. My room was very quiet even though it was next to the elevator; I didn't hear a thing. I always request to be far away from elevators and ice machines because I hear everything, not this time.