STAY AWAY!Based on reviews from several years ago, I expected what was described. Although the owner, when I spoke with him was cordial and friendly, the room was far from what was advertised.The room was filthy. The mattress cover, pillows, comforter, bedside chair, etc. were stained. The floors were gritty. The baseboards and walls had visible (food?) stains. There was no trashcan in either the bedroom or bathroom.This is not so much an inn anymore than it is a rooming house. All of the other rooms appear to be permanently rented out, as evidenced by the mailboxes in the hall (ours was the only room without a mailbox). One of the tenants got into an angry screaming match on his cellphone in the hallway, twice, sometime after midnight. Another decided to sing in the halls on his way out the door. There were large gaps above and beneath the room door, with the hall light streaming into the bedroom, so all of this was impossible to ignore. The neighborhood is loud and does not appear to be very safe. The morning we were leaving, the front door handle fell off in my wife's hand. When I texted all of this, along with photos (see photos) the formerly cordial and friendly proprietor ignored my text. You'd be better off at a Motel 6.

I stayed at the Inn while I was in transition to a new apartment. It advertises as a great place for traveling nurses because you can rent by the month. I took advantage of this and paid for 6 months up front. I ended up staying at the Inn only for 5 months. My last night at the Inn was 07/01. I have been reaching out to the owner about refunding my money for the last month. The first couple of times I received a response since then I have been ghosted. I also reached out to the manger and was told to contact the owner. It has now been a month and no communication or refund. The Inn is nice and so is the staff and neighborhood. It is great place for a weekend stay or for a vacation. I would not recommend it for anyone staying for months at time. Whatever you do don't fall for the discount if you pay for several months in advance it will take forever to get a refund. Still waiting for mine.

Convenient location with basic amenities next to Baltimore Symphony and other cultural sites as well as nearby universities. Complementary parking adjacent to building. Near public transit including Amtrak train and city rail station.

Our room was spacious with the most comfortable bed. If you don't like the sounds of the city, don't stay here. Personally, I love falling asleep to the sounds of cars, sirens, etc. Great location close to great local restaurants, Symphony Hall, bus stops, the lite rail and subway are just a short walk away. David is quick responding to questions about his rooms and wonderful to work with. We had such a great experience, we will return in October.

We live in the Metro NY area, and recently had a family celebration in Baltimore, MD, for which we were seeking safe, clean, comfortable accommodation close by, for roughly 4 days and 3 nights surrounding the event. The space needed to be suitable for 3 generations of our family, including relatives from overseas and out of town guests, all under one roof. The owner of Biddle Street Inn, was referred to us by our local cousin who knew he had purchased a 150 year old, 4 story building in the heart of the city, which he had remodeled and converted into an AirBnB, that also offered the convenience of off street parking. After several helpful exploratory conversations, we reserved 12 of the 14 available rooms, each with en suite bathrooms, and a microwave and mini fridge, for 29 people in total, spanning all ages, including some of our grandparents' generation in their 90's, to two young children and an infant. Management was able to reserve the rooms on the 1st and 2nd floors for the frail and elderly and the upper levels for those who could easily manage the flight of stairs to the 3rd and 4th floors. Though typically not available with the room rental, a partially finished space on the ground level was cleaned up and made available for us to congregate informally in the evenings. Upon our arrival we were pleased to find the guest areas beautifully remodeled, rooms and bathrooms spotlessly clean, beds comfortable, and air conditioning helpful during the August heatwave. A bowl of fresh fruit and bottles of cold water awaited us in the lobby. The weekend was a resounding success. Biddle Street Inn turned out to be a wonderful, cozy, city retreat for our family gathering, within easy distance to the wedding venue, to Penn Station, to tourist sites around the harbor, museums, Symphony Hall, and to several houses of worship. Our stay was comfortable, the rotating staff cordial in providing help with the logistics of the arrivals and departures of members of our large group at all different hours. On several occasions they cheerfully unlocked rooms when keys had inadvertently been forgotten inside. Assistants Tommy and Carlos even offered assistance in transferring our weekend supplies to our vehicles when time came to depart. A special word of appreciation to the gracious owner, for anticipating our needs, and providing a temporary home away from home, a space that exceeded our expectations, and enabled our family from near and far to bond and celebrate with joy. Thank you! Barbara and Paul H.