Best Hotels in North Laurel, United States

The front desk lady tried helping in every way to make our stay a memorable.

Located midway between Washington D.C. and Baltimore our Super 8 Laurel hotel near Baltimore-Washington International Airport BWI offers reliable value and convenience. Our hotel was designed with your comfort in mind and we feature thoughtful amenities to brighten your stay.

With a stay at Sleep Inn And Suites Laurel, you'll be centrally located in Laurel, within a 15-minute drive of Merriweather Post Pavilion and Patuxent River. This hotel is 9.9 mi (16 km) from University of Maryland, College Park and 10.3 mi (16.6 km) from Arundel Mills Mall.Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an indoor pool and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). A complimentary buffet breakfast is served on weekdays from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 85 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.

The hotel was clean. There were no bugs and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was nice. There is also breakfast, but it is not included. For the price of the hotel, it was definitely worth the stay.

Very clean. Front desk staff were helpful and courteous. Hotel was quiet and updated. Good location. Close to restaurants and main highway. The food was fresh but needed a wide selection of fruit. Nice breakfast options. The only issue that we had was that the bathroom faucet was somewhat detached from the sink and was a little wobbly. I would definitely recommend staying here.

On the outside it is not inspiring. There is construction going on and it's tucked in between like a car dealership and other non-hotel businesses. I was worried as I drove up. But inside, it's its own little world. It is EXTREMELY clean. The breakfast was actually satisfying and the staff were friendly. The room was great. The only thing I would like to see is, as they replace their mini-fridges, that they use ones that have a separate freezer compartment. We had some frozen things we wanted to stay frozen, and the back wall of the mini-fridge was not up to the task. We slept great and it was conveniently located for where we needed to be. Very fair pricing as well.

My family and I stay frequently. We've been regulars for almost 3yrs.The main reason we chose Red Roof was because of being pet friendly. The owners and staff have always treated us like family. I was there the weekend of the dog incident. The owners and staff did all they could to get to bottom of whose dogs did this awful thing. They found the guest that had the visitor w/the dogs. The guest ultimately wouldn't provide the owners or the police w/the dog owners information. Once the police were involved. It was their job to pursue the dog owners.The guest responsible was forced to leave. We've only witnessed one unresponsible animal owner in all the time we've stayed. Owners addressed it quickly. Will be spending more time there for sure.

It's beautiful, clean and modern, but not one you'll want to stay at if you have an early morning flight. We didn't know the shuttle didn't start until 7 am (odd) or we would've booked another hotel. When you have other travelers complaining about this, you may want to reconsider your hours. PRO'S: I will say the lobby and room were beautiful modern eye candy. It was clean, the bathroom luxurious, the bed like a dreamy pillow and the staff courteous. We only spent about 6 hours there, so not enough time to try the food, breakfast or the gym- which looked upscale with many machines and weights. CON'S: As others have mentioned, the halls can be NOISY. We should've known something was up when we had to sign a disclaimer upon check in that we wouldn't have a party in the room. A first! Having said that, the walls/door seem to be a bit thin. The drunken people heading to their rooms at 2 am sounded like they were in our room as they passed. A total bummer when you have to leave for the airport via Lyft ($30) at 4:15 am . Here's a thought: Maybe one hallway on the top floor could be reserved for airport travelers or those requesting quiet rooms (since you're an airport hotel?). That way you can ensure your patrons a good night's sleep. Fellow WHITE NOISE LOVERS? For those that depend on a hotel's thermostat to have a constantly running fan option, this does not. Again odd, as we rarely run into this with hotels. The fan will turn off when the temp is reached, leaving you susceptible to any hallway noise. It would be great if you had a few portable fans available or even one tucked in each room like you do hairdryers. Also, if you're a hot sleeper in July's heat you cannot adjust the AC to any lower than 64 degrees. Will we stay there again? Perhaps if we don't need an early shuttle and ask for a quiet room. I hope the management will consider these comments, because this hotel could be amazing if it addressed a few areas.

I stay in Hampton Inns because of their consistency - I know what to expect when staying at them and they have a great product that usually doesn't disappoint. This place seemed to be among the older Hampton Inns and in need of a facelift. Some of the furniture and walls in both the rooms and common areas showed some serious wear and tear and in need of replacement. The pool, while mostly nice, had a large heavy chip in the bottom and elsewhere. That said, the room and common areas, llike any other Hampton, were kept super clean and had a strong and dedicated staff. Room was super quiet at night, I did not hear a thing from the neighboring rooms, hallway or outside - a big plus considering the noise at the previous hotel we stayed. Plenty of places to plug in and recharge phones and laptops and a television with more channels than you'll have time to watch. Breakfast was very good with tasty food and looked over by a sweet and wonderful woman named Albertha (hope I have the spelling right) that they are very lucky to have. On top of that, Kamari (spelling?) at the front desk was incredibly helpful and friendly, and knew the area very well. This hotel is lucky to have them both. There are a number of great restaurants in the area and they keep the list up to date (they hand it out at the front desk, which is actually a good idea because the lists of restaurants kept in rooms aren't always accurate and difficult to keep up to date). This place is convenient to the highway and not that far from either Baltimore or Washington, DC. We loved going in the pool after long hot days of sightseeing. As long as the worn-out furniture and other physical defects doesn't bother you, this place works just great. But I have to think they will really need to move on fixing this place up better real soon or they may not fare so well in the next inspection by the franchisor.

After reading all of the reviews, in particular the more recent reviews, I was concerned about our stay before we even got there. We knew it wasn’t going to be the Ritz and we were ok with that. What was important to us included a larger than average hotel room, cleanliness, and location. Maybe it was luck but our experience gave us all three of those things and more (like a free breakfast each day). The reviews that discuss an absent front desk employee were not wrong. At one point there were easily 11 of us in the lobby waiting for someone at the front desk so that we could either ask a question or make a purchase from the very small convenient store selection. This was around 9pm and we waited for 20 minutes. I gave up at that point. That was my only negative experience. The room was truly the perfect size with a futon for a couch from West Elm. The shower was separate from the toilet area which was also a nice touch. Our room did not have a bathtub (not an issue for me but I guess if we had small children it might have been). I will say there was a strong smell of ********* in the halls every time we left our room but that doesn’t really bother me - I do recall reading that in other reviews. Considering I had such low expectations going in I really can’t complain. Our room was clean, the staff were friendly when they were available. The only real inconvenience was the fact that they did not have enough luggage racks and even after waiting 25 minutes for one to be returned we just decided to take multiple trips out to the car. Don’t let the reviews scare you. Management understood the assignment and made improvements.