SpringHill Suites Annapolis

Bonvoyed again with $30 parking. This is becoming ridiculous. Maybe for football game weekends but a weekend in August?! The bathroom floor and shower were not clean. Need some quality control measures. The floors were not sound proofed and extremely creaky. Woken up by the person upstairs at 5:30 am. The sleeping areas are small and beds are close to the A/C unit. Each time it cycled on, there was a cold puff of air in your face. To top to if off Aug 10, the young man at the registration desk was impolite. He was friendly to folks checking out before me and I do not believe I said or did anything different. As I waited in the lobby for my ride, several guests checked out and noticed that his friendliness was extended only toward those of the same race.

The rooms were a little outdated and I was mostly satisfied with my stay, the one thing that stood out the most was, overhearing the manager (I believe the business card at the front desk said her name is Emily Mcauley ) yelling at an employee while I was making my way over to breakfast. I find it very appalling that this is how a GM would conduct themselves and then have the audacity to do so in front of guests. An associate greeted me nicely in the hallways and you would think that would have prompted Emily to stop yelling and maybe even conduct business in a private setting but it continued on.

The Springhill Suites Annapolis was so terrific to work with! We had a block of rooms for a sports team and the level of service and attention to the block was amazing. Jonathan in Sales was absolutely the best! He went above and beyond to deliver exceptional service.

Nice hotel. Thin on services but very good rooms. Only knock is the inexplicable $10 per day parking charge. In the ‘burbs. Just silly. I have to write 200 characters to post review. Did I mention the crappy parking fee? I’ll mention it again.

Everything was great. Room/breakfast/parking/front desk service.

This place is amazing! The mattress is between soft and firm and has a nice pillow top. It felt so good I did not want to get out of bed. The rooms were spacious. There was a nice sitting area with a sofa that turns into a bed easily. There was a nice desk. I feel like this is the perfect place for someone on business or a family vacation. The desk was nice for working. I saw a very nice hot tub and pool. I sat outside on the patio and read a book. There was furniture that I could prop my feet up and it was private and quiet. It was so nice at nighttime. The rooms were very quiet. I could hear people in the hall but that is normal with any hotel! The most important part of a hotel to me is the television. The remote was so simple and the tv was a nice size. Yes, you do have to pay 10 dollars for parking. There is an app you scan in the lot with a sign. The only reason is because they are next to a luxury apartment complex. People may try to use the hotel lot. The area is extremely safe. There are tons of places to shop and an amazing mall. There is a nice beach called sandy point not too far. **Please be alert to Jelly fish they sting. I personally prefer gunpowder state park hammerman area for a picnic and swimming (no jellyfish). (A little bit of a drive to Baltimore but worth it). Have a great visit!