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Website: brextonhotel.com
Phone: (443) 478-2100
Cross Streets: Between Tyson St and Brexton St
Open now
- Mon Open 24 Hours
868 Park Ave Baltimore, MD 21201 ·177.74 mi
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Amenities
- Restaurant
- Wifi
- Smoke-free
- Family friendly
- Parking
Reviews
tripadvisorDo not go ! Hotel left me stranded as a female solo traveller without cancellation!!!!I tried to get in for at least 30 minutes and could not get in. But heard after that other hotel guest experienced the same
MoreGoogle review summary4.0212 reviews5 ★ 4 ★ 3 ★ 2 ★ 1 ★ Reviews on other travel sitesTripadvisor4.3/5 · 504 reviewsPriceline8.1/10 · 68 reviewsTrip.com4.1/5 · 35 reviewsReviewsSearch reviewsLinda Mundie2/5We were very disappointed in our stay at Hotel Brexton. The hotel was not clean, the staffing was underwhelming and the information online was misleading.There was no clearly marked, or easily accessed handicap entrance. The free parking was street parking. The free breakfast was some mini muffins and a sliced pound cake. The room and adjoining bath were dirty. The hotel was unable to even provide a bottle of water. We had to walk several blocks away to purchase a bottle of water.There are currently 80 hotels in Baltimore that are rated 3 stars or above. 20 of those are 4 star hotels. Pricing on each of these is comparable. We felt confident choosing a property managed by Wyndham. The likelihood of us choosing Wyndham again, anywhere we travel, is very slim.To expect hotel descriptions online to be accurate (i.e. parking, breakfast) to have safe handicap access, and to find a clean room, are basic expectations. We expected Wyndham to be better than basic.We have family in Baltimore and and travel there frequently. We have removed Hotel Brexton from our list of places to stay.Linda Mundie
MoreEnded up staying three nights at the Brexton with some friends over the Easter weekend after an Airbnb cancelation left us in a bind. Price was reasonable and the location was convenient as our party was very reliant on public transportation for the trip. The light rail and several bus stops were within walking distance.As for the hotel and room, it was OK. Nothing special but it was suitable for what we needed. A little rough around the edges but clean and pretty comfortable. TV was a bit wonky but after about 10 minutes of messing around with the remote we were able to update the television, and it was fine from there on out. The Breakfast was some grocery store mini pastries and a few small bottles of juice. If you need a real breakfast, you'll have to go elsewhere. Thankfully we found a few spots within a 5-minute walk that were pretty good options for that time of day. The highlight of the stay was by far the staff. Very friendly and welcoming and gave some really good tips on places around the hotel to check out.The one issue I did have was when a worker tried entering my room a few minutes after I checked in. I'll chalk that one up to bad timing. Overall, I would stay here again if I needed to be in the neighborhood, but I think next time I'm in Charm City I'll stay down by the harbor.
MoreVery trendy classic old Baltimore hotel in the University of Maryland Medical Center neighborhood. Short walk to the light rail. The rooms are all modernized, classy, and clean. The staff is super friendly and helpful. And extremely reasonably priced.
MoreBeautiful restored old hotel and pleasant staff. Free safe parking and good neighborhood. Easy access to major highways and close to stadiums and casinos. Glad i found this gem will be there regularly on bussiness. Great historical story with this building.
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