Best Hotels in Nottingham, United States

I stayed at this hotel for a family reunion celebration. The hotel staff were very accommodating, professional, and friendly. The staff was able to resolve three reservation issues which were clearly my family member's misunderstanding. The location is close to 95 interstate and other major highways in the Baltimore County area. Also, close to the White Marsh Mall and other stores like Target and Walmart. My negative observation was the pool area. The handle to enter pool water steps was very loose almost causing me and my grandson to slip which could have been a lawsuit if we had hurt ourselves. Also, the bathroom toilet seat was loose, it moved unexpectedly when I sat on it. Bathrooms are very dated, cracks in tile and wall paper peeling. Nonetheless, my stay for the weekend was comfortable. My room was 122 which faces front of the hotel property. It was quiet location surprisingly. My first time on a ground level room.

We stayed in the Quality Inn & Suites in Edgewood for 9 nights. Because of CoVid, we experienced the following issues: • No Breakfast • No Pool • No Gym • Very infrequent housekeeping (2 times during our 9 night visit) Their website made no mention of these omitted services, nor were they mentioned on our reservation confirmation. When we arrived at the building, we saw a sign announcing that there would be no breakfast, pool or gym. When we checked in, we were not told about the limited room service. After two days with no room service, my wife called the front desk and were told that room service would occur twice a week. She explained that we needed fresh towels and additional soap, shampoo, and coffee. The man at the front desk said we would get those supplies at 8am the following morning. She explained that we had a very early morning and that would be too late. He said we could come to the front desk for supplies. We went downstairs with our dirty towels and ice bucket. As I went to fill the ice bucket, my wife went to the front desk with the towels. She said the man there continued to look down at his computer screen and ignored her until she said “Hello, aren’t you the man I just talked to on the phone?” Only then did he look up. He went to a back room and got us a couple bath towels. She had to ask for additional hand towels and wash cloths. She had to specifically ask about the other supplies. He went to a closet and found soap, then went to another area and found shampoo. Still no coffee. After asking again, we got two servings of coffee. No part of this interaction was hospitable. Edgewood is not the best area in Harford County, and we knew that ahead of time. What we didn’t expect was that the hotel had at least two exterior doors that did not lock. Each had a sign saying a room key was required to open the door, but the locks were broken. Anyone could have entered the halls of the hotel. One morning when we were leaving our room for the day, we went downstairs and there were three Harford County deputies standing in the hall outside of a guest room. That’s not something we ever expected to see in a hotel! The hotel had at least 3 ice makers. Two on the first floor were working, the one on the second floor was not. An “Out of Order” sign was on that machine. It remained that way throughout our stay. The temperatures were very high during our visit. The hallways were warm and some days smelled of mildew. On other days they smelled like air freshener. There was black mold on the exterior of the building near the back door closest to our room. The air conditioning in our room worked fine. Of the hotels in the area, it was the least expensive. The room seemed to be clean and the bed was comfortable. When we did get room service, it was good. The internet connection was fine throughout our stay. The same brothers who own this hotel also own the LaQuinta and the Hampton Inn adjacent to

The team here have never let me down. Patrice is always so sweet and constantly smiling and Nikki was very kind as well. I get that parking space in any metro area, even the suburbs, is at a premium. As such, I'm always prepared to pay for parking. I love that as a Marriott Bonvoy member, the parking fee is waived. And the breakfast was individually wrapped items. We're still facing National Health Emergencies and just coming out of a pandemic that shook the nation. The fact they are cautious and considerate of both sides won me over, also. Being a hotel that caters to long term guests, many with kiddos, the rooms were well-kept. The usual expected spots were few. Cimfortable beds with foam pillows. Even the lobby area was comfortable. Overall, I would hands down recommended this hotel.

This is the worst Hotel I have ever stayed in, period. The whole hotel smelled of skunk and marihuana. The Ice machine room smelled of urine as if it was used very often. The front desk attendants were watching television in the breakfast area instead of monitoring who was coming into the hotel. There was a man who appeared to be homeless walking through the hotel lobby, then up the elevators and back down to the lobby. He wore the same clothes on Friday night and Saturday morning. The morning attendant on 2/19 was sleeping in the office. I had to bang on the office door several times to wake him up. When I asked for more towels I was given pool towels which were small and worn out. When I asked for more pillows I was told they only had one left but the hotel wasn't sold out. There was mold on the ceiling in hallway, our room, the bathroom. The toilet kept getting stuffed up, we were afraid it would over flow every time. When I mentioned it to the front desk clerk he said OK, didn't even fain an interest in fixing the problem. I want my money refunded immediately. We felt unsafe, we were in deplorable conditions that smelled horrible. The entire hotel, I mean entire hotel needs a tear down and rebuild it is that bad. The beds were like twin beds not fit for two adults to sleep in.

The hotel was very clean. And the manger there Lynn was so sweet and and helpful. The hotel breakfast was great and the housekeeping service was excellent as well. I will definitely be staying there again very soon cause my birthday is coming up in March. Thanks again and will be seeing y’all very soon.

I thoroughly enjoyed my 5 night stay at Hotel Indigo. The reception staff was very friendly and accommodating. The room was well appointed with nice furnishings and was clean. The bed was comfortable. The room had 2 large windows with a city view. Housekeeping came daily and provided excellent service. The public areas/lobby were nice and clean too. The lobby has a large area with abundant seating, a large fireplace and tv. My only suggestion would be to update the tv to a smart tv for access to Netflix and other apps.

Very clean! Which was one of our main wants but it is also up to date & has nice furniture, mattress, tv & ect. Instead of little sample shampoo, conditioner, & body wash they have nice pumps of dove installed in the showers. The house keepers our very kind and will be a helping hand with anything they can. The front desk employees are just the best! They will help you, try to meet needs if anyway is possible & always a pleasure to pass by. Our kids loved the indoor pool, & comfy bed with a big flat screen. I will only use the hotel in Baltimore!

The hotel is small, but the sanitation is very good, and the breakfast is also good. The parking lot is across the road. You can park your car at the entrance of the hotel to check in. I thought it was 5 yuan to park, but when I left, I realized that it was 5 yuan to leave at 6 am. , we left at 10 and paid $18 for parking, the room had a fridge, no microwave.

All conditions are okay. The bed is more comfortable. But the sound insulation is poor!

One of the cleanest establishments we’ve stayed in. From now on this will be the “go to” when traveling to/through this area. We’ve started at several others. This is by far the best. If you’re thinking about which hotel in this area to stay at; there are so many to choose from. This is it. They were literally even cleaning the light bulbs on ladders in the entry/check in drive up.