The Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel located on South Charles St. immediately adjacent to the Baltimore Inner Harbor offers comfortable, spacious rooms with above average service. The hotel has two restaurants on site, the Oriole Grill and Morton's Steakhouse, the latter a somewhat pricey replica of Ruth Chris'.
The rooms are exceptionally clean, modern and well done, offering excellent views of Camden Yards, the City, and the Inner Harbor. There is plenty of of room to sprawl out and get comfortable. The indoor pool is tiny, and suffers from an excess of chlorine that will burn and redden your eyes.

However, at $300 a night, you must remember you are in Baltimore, and not New York, San Francisco, or Paris. The Hotel is grossly overpriced, plus a $22 per day parking fee, and you really would do better to stay elsewhere and invest the dollars saved eating some Maryland Seafood. I would return, but not at that rate.

I saw some of the previous reviews in regards to receiving bad service and I must say our experience was the total opposite. From the moment I called to confirm our reservations until the moment we left we received excellent service. All staff members were extremely courteous. We were traveling with an infant so it could be quite difficult. But the staff went out of their way to assist us with what ever we needed. The room itself was nice. It was a little above average. We had a nice view of the harbor. The hotel is conveniently located to the Inner Harbor and Camden Yards. I would definitely consider staying at this hotel for any future travels.

Don't waste your time or money
Poor staff service and mediocre lunch restaurant

We stayed at the Sheraton Inner Harbor in March of 2008. We went down for a couple days during our spring break. Being college students on a tight budget, we chose the Sheraton through the Starwood Prefered Guest program points. Before arriving, I had called numerous times to confirm that we had a harbor view room, apparently, I had accidentaly booked a stadium view room.
Upon arrival, the gentleman at the front desk gave me a "standard room", but said you can see the harbor from it and it was still a cheaper price. Sure enough, we got a great room with a great view of the harbor.
The hotel staff was very accomodating through out our stay. We had problems with our air conditioning and they were in our room with in minutes to fix it. The bell men also assisted us with where to go with in the city (we were not from the area). The front desk staff was also there to answer our many questions, and room service was quickly delivered and still warm.
The inner harbor was a great experience. The aquarium was fun and interesting. The science center was great and the exhibition "Body Worlds" was highly educational. We also spent our nights at Power Plant Live. Good times, Friday nights at Angel's Rock bar there was free drinks from 9-10, and the Lodge Bar was a great low key place to hang out.
To everyone that complained about this hotel, I understand that parking sucked, and if you are going to park your own car, there SHOULD be no charge, so that sucked. Being a former hotel employee, I can tell you that you can only complain so much before the front desk staff and everyone else DOES STOP TO CARE because they feel they cannot please you, so why even try.
A little hotel tip. Being very gracious and manners goes A LONG WAY when dealing with people in service.
I would personally like to thank the front desk staff for being knowledgable about the area, their curtious service and being promt when I ordered a fridge and called about problems with my air conditioning.
I would definately be back to this hotel.