We had an amazing experience at this hotel.
Every single experience with a staff member was pleasant. They allow dogs under 40lbs with no extra charge, only a deposit. Short walk to the Inner Harbor.
Would definitely stay here again.

We arrived at the front desk an hour before check-in time, and were greeted warmly by the staff. "Welcome to the Sheraton" Lucky for us, a room was ready.

Thanks to previous reviews, we had made a request for the South Tower-higher floor upon booking, and that's exactly what we received.

From the lobby to the elevator, the surroundings are very pleasant. The nautical black and white photography touches were very nice, and this trend continued in our room.

Our king room was on the small side, however perfect for two (2) adults. A leather headboard in deep tones, dark wood side tables, desk, and dresser.

The wall mounted flat screen was a nice modern touch, and the bedding was a mix of whites and navy to go along with the nautical flair.

A striped wallpaper of white and blue, was a nice backdrop to the white sink, and large white tiled shower in the bathroom. Modern fixtures and shelving in crome was a nice touch. Thick white bath towels, hand towels, and wash cloths were plentiful. Not your usual one set per person.

After a day of short walks to the Inner Harbor, water taxi rides to Fells Point for cold beer and dinner, and an evening at Camden Yards, the hotel's location allowed for parking the car upon arrival, and not needing it again throughout our stay. A comfortable bed was a lovely way to end a great day.

Would we stay at this property again? Absolutely.

I found myself at the Sheraton for business conference in March of this year. I was hoping for cooler weather, but alas, I must have brought my Houston heat because it was pretty warm outside!

The hotel was chosen by my employer as all our meetings were to take place there. The rooms were adequate, but the furnishings were old and the bedding as well. A colleague had stains in her bed, but mine was clean, despite the "oldness." It reminded me of the 70's, which is cool and all, but not in a business setting and not when the rest of the hotel is up-to-date with amenities and furnishings.

All in all, the conference went very well. I should notate that I was walking around in a fitted boot due to a recently broken foot and severely sprained ankle and it was tough walking all over the hotel to attend various meetings and eat lunch. Beautiful setting outside the windows, but not so much in our individual rooms.

My husband and I stayed on May 25, to catch the Yankees/Orioles game. Although the service was great, from valet, to check-in, to breakfast buffet, the actual hotel was very middle-of-the-line.

Our room was on the 11th floor, right by the elevators, so we could hear everything. At about 2 am, our neighbors came home and made plenty of noise to keep us up all night. Then they were up at 6 again making noise. The walls were very thin and you could hear everything they were talking about. Even the doors slammed shut. Needless to say, it wasn't a very restful night's sleep.

There is also no fridge and the rooms are fairly small.

However, it is about 8 blocks away from Inner Harbor - not a nice walk (some parts are probably not very safe), but close enough. And we drove to Camden Yards the next day and parked in the Sheraton Inner Harbor, which was world's nicer - we'll definitely be staying there next time!