Hotel a Linthicum Heights

“Property is very close to airport and very convenient. I rated staff good because they were not clear on the airport shuttle bus and I ended up missing it by 2 minutes and being forced to hire an Uber. That communication should have been better. ”

“Very clean room. Staff was very helpful. The shuttle to and from the airport was smooth and timely. I would recommend this Holiday Inn. ”

“Staff was very accommodating. Great location to access the airport. ”

“Airport shuttle was convenient and easy to find at the airport”

“The internet was kind of slow”

“The room wasn’t very clean, and the people staying there were extremely noisy. They even yelled at my husband while he was unpacking the car for no reason. I don’t usually leave negative reviews, but this place wasn’t worth $90. The only positive thing is that it’s dog-friendly and there’s no extra fee.”

“It was dingy but mostly clean. ”

“Clean room friendly staff ”

“Very well kept”

“Nice bed and pillows”

“We stayed the night before a very early flight. Check in was easy and pleasant, beds were comfortable. For a quick stay before a flight this was a good choice ”

“Great, only issue was wifi didn’t work for us”

“No, they didn't come for long. The nearby hotel shuttle helped us to drop off at the hotel. It was 1 am in the night.”

“Excellent room and Luminous restaurant staff were excellent ”

“Everything was excellent and great price , except current renovation on the first floor.”

“General areas seem pretty nice. Room was falling apart wall paper coming off and bubbling paint throughout room, air system was loud and held to wall by zip tie, shower was ok very low profile head, soaps not all one line of goods, asked for pillows for sofa bed never received them, asked for feather free room and told front desk they responded with we don’t have feather pillows but indeed they were down feather pillows and I have allergies to them so slept with one pillow.”

“When I arrived at my room, the door was open; I didn't think much of it at the time, but I soon realized there was a terrible smell of sewage inside. The exhaust fan didn't help, and a burning smell was coming from the air conditioner, so I had to turn it off. At 2:00 AM, a group of people was shouting loudly, and no one did anything about it. The hotel is in terrible condition; it is not worth $170 a night—it isn't even worth $60.”

“The rooms smell dirty; perhaps they should clean the carpets. We had a problem with the toilet, and they never came to fix it.”