Hotels near YWCA

"The breakfast was average offering very minimum options and low budget. I was very dissatisfied. . "

"In room dining was a joke definitely no longer a five star hotel just the design the aesthetic, but there’s nothing five star about this hotel and I’ve been to plenty"

"Overall had a good three-night stay. Room was spacious and had a mini-fridge, microwave, and in room safe which are all good things. Hallways were quiet at night although there was outside noise (sirens) in the early evenings but that is to be expected in a dense urban area. Unfortunately, the hotel wifi signal in my room was not that great but there was a signal so strength may depend on where one is located. Lots of food options both inside and the immediate area around the hotel. Also is near a light rail line that goes to BWI. Bathroom was definitely older vs the rest of the room, but it served its purpose well for my needs. Only real issue I had was that my room only had one small trash can in the bathroom. Really should have been 2 or 3 cans in there but I had a large paper bag to compensate. Room also could have used one more lamp to brighten things up more but that is just personal preference. Did not have any encounters of the paranormal variety if that means anything. "

"Great place for a solo stay to visit the town. "

"Great hotel! "

"Clean and warm staff"

"Everything about this place felt special! The rooms are lovely, modern vibe. In the heart of Mt. Vernon, steps from the Walters Art Museum, fine restaurants…including Topside, the rooftop restaurant and bar inside the hotel! "

"This hotel is in a great location. We went to an Orioles game and it’s just a 10 min walk away. The restaurant has a nice view and the food was good, not great. The only thing is we had an interior facing room so I window was facing inside. There was a Dunkin Donuts meeting that started early so there was no sleeping in. Also there was only one hook in the bathroom but otherwise it was excellent."

"The biggest complaint is the smell in the hallways. They allow pets and we can surely smell it. They charge people $70 per day to bring pets so I hope they are using that money to properly clean the carpets instead of pocketing it out of greed. The breakfast was okay. The staff saw me struggling with two heavy suitcases and a book bag and just stared at me which I thought was weird. Stay somewhere else if you want to be in walking distance to the harbor or Fells Point."