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Website: wilson-house.net
Phone: (410) 383-6267
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Mt Royal Ter and Reservoir St
Closed now
- Mon 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
2100 Mt Royal Ter Baltimore, MD 21217 ·177.77 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Smoke-free
- Family friendly
- Parking
Reviews
tripadvisorWe had a lovely stay at the Wilson House. We were in town for a wedding and the Wilson House was the perfect spot to get ready for the festivities and rest and relax afterward. Guy and Clelia are gracious hosts, friendly and pleasant. The home is furnished beautifully with treasures to enjoy at each turn. Everything was impeccably clean and well cared for. The bed was made beautifully and very comfortable. Breakfast was a fruit and yogurt parfait and a waffle with fresh fruit, and was a great start to the day. If our travels bring us back to Baltimore, I'd definitely enjoy another stay at Wilson House.
MoreMy sister and I loved our two nights at the Wilson House. The house itself is full of interesting objects, all tastefully arranged. Our rooms were spotlessly clean, and the beds very comfortable. The breakfasts were delicious, especially the yogurt and fruit parfait and the heart-shaped pancakes. Great coffee too!
MoreSuch a pretty place, I was treated like a royalty. Clelia was making us breakfast and her husband was serving it on bohemian plates and cups. He is such an enthusiastic, well read gentleman who was entertaining guests with stories and answering all our questions about history. He traveled the world and had seen a lot. House looks like a museum.Make sure ask about items that you see around. I stayed only for one night. Next time I will plan ahead and stay longer
MoreMy husband and I traveled to Baltimore, MD for a medical conference at John Hopkins. We usually stay at hotels or in an AirBnB, this trip, my husband booked a room at the Wilson House Bed and Breakfast. This was our very first experience staying at a bed and breakfast. The area of Resevoir Hill is beautiful. Large brownstone houses, fountains, very quiet, safe and in a central location with ease to reach local areas of interest. Clelia and Guy Thomas did not disappoint us! Our room was very comfortable. We have no complaint with the bed or pillows! Breakfast was phenomenal!! Coffee, fresh squeezed orange juice, yogurt parfaits, heart shaped banana walnut pancakes, waffles and fresh fruit. I prefer to drink my coffee cold. Clelia took the time to prepare cold brew just for me!! The house was extremely quiet. We did not realize how many other couples were staying at the Wilson with us. The only knowledge of their presence was their place setting at the breakfast table. Guy made the stay relaxing. Conversations did not feel performative. We felt like family!Clelia and Guy, thank you for caring for us during our visit to Baltimore. We will be back!!
MoreThe value was great compared to hotels raising their price due to a concert in town. Place was clean and breakfast was nice in the morning. Bedrooms had a window unit that didn't cool the room very well. Thank goodness I took a fan. However, when I booked it said there was 1 twin, 1 queen. I arrived and there was no twin and I was told it would be a $25 upcharge for that. After some complaining about the wrong advertising, I wasn't charged. When leaving I was told I had not paid for my room yet. I said the charge is pending with my bank and had to prove it by showing him the bank charge on my account. He also made me show him my receipt that he even wrote on when I paid. I paid for my trip when I entered the door through him, and he somehow forgot and misplaced their records of me having paid. I felt that I was being called a liar in 2 instances during my 1 night stay. By the way, the charges went through later that day. Because of this experience I would not stay here again.
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