Hotels near Continuation Of Wakefield Valley Community Trail in Westminster

My experience was great! There's a Texas Road House down then street and just for being a customer at Days Inn I received 10% off my bill! Anything I needed I got. They also have a washer and dryer so that was a major plus!

Our stay was wonderful. Staff were very friendly and everything was clean and comfortable. I would stay here again! I recommend this property to anyone looking to get away. The common area and pool were really nice and well kept. Coffee and soda machines were readily available, and laundry facilities too!

Located in Westminster, Boston Inn is in a rural location, within a 5-minute drive of Carroll County Farm Museum and McDaniel College. This hotel is 31.4 mi (50.5 km) from Johns Hopkins University and 22.6 mi (36.3 km) from Gettysburg National Military Park.Enjoy recreation amenities such as a 24-hour fitness center or take in the view from a garden. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and a picnic area.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, laundry facilities, and a vending machine. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 120 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

This was our umpteenth time at the Antrim. Without a doubt this place delivers a visual feast from the opulent common rooms, the gardens and the rooms most which are lovely as well. But the staff is barely a ”B” team. We stayed for the weekend to celebrate our anniversary and we knew there would be weddings...oh those dreaded weddings!! There were 4 the weekend we stayed. The Antrim is all about weddings so if you are a regular guest, be prepared to feel like a second class citizen. And the staff will make it very clear they feel overwhelmed and put upon due to all the wedding demands. That led to numerous staff missteps over the weekend and for the price that is simply not acceptable. They need a crash course in the Ritz Carlton's mantra, ”Ladies & Gentlemen serving Ladies & Gentlemen” . But maybe that sophistication is simply not available in the area. Case in point...when we could not find a way to shut off the overhead lights directly over our bed and inquired about it at the front desk, we were told ”Oh yeah, your not the first guests who have asked about that ....but I don't know how they work either..the most recent guests said they reached up and unscrewed the lights bulbs...sorry” . At $350 a night!!!! I freaked out. I groused about at it at the bar and that got the ball moving and eventually we were told where the ”hidden” switch was located. Absolutely ”B” team staff for the most part. The food is always good but my Filet was mediocre. It's hard to write this as this has been a favorite for years! Same owners for many years but they need better staff who can live up to the hype and the price this Inn puts forth.

Greeted with a smile upon arrival. The place was clean from top to bottom. This is the place to stay in Hanover, PA. One can find a place less expensive or more expensive, but I don't think you'll find a better place. The breakfast was the typical motel breakfast, scrambled eggs, turkey sausage links, and waffles, but was certainly adequate. The personnel overseeing the breakfast service were pleasant and worked hard to ensure the items were replenished as needed. The whole place just had a nice feel to it.

We came for the Wine and Music Festival. Service was good but the cleanliness of the hotel was not good. We had a used washcloth left in the bathroom, crumbs and dirt in every corner and a pile of popcorn crumbs under the pull out couch. The hallways were hot and stuffy the next morning. I will say the gentleman at the front desk was very understanding when I showed him the pictures I took as proof.

The hotel was very nice, clean and it was great to have a resturant in the hotel. The only thing that I was not aware of that you had to make reservations to eat. I just assumed that it was automatic if you were staying there. On Saturdays you should make a reservation to eat or go early so you don't have to. Other that that is was a great experience and I would go there again.

We had a very nice desk clerk, but it seems no one, including her, thanks you for being a member any more. Nonetheless, we were given room 219. We had to ask for the extra blanket we had requested in the reservation. As this hotel is somewhat isolated, she told us how to find the local restaurants. The room was large and clean. It included a small breakfast table and two chairs at the table. The desk/office chair was one of the best I ever have used at a hotel. WiFi speed was okay at 27 Mbps up and down. We stayed 4 nights. There was no desk lamp and, as we learned over the next couple days, it appeared the room had been cannibalized for things, much like the military cannibalizes some aircraft to keep others flying. It started with a noisy fan that would not turn off on the heater/air-conditioning unit. The next morning I told the desk and they sent someone up immediately. The wall thermostat would not cooperate, so he fixed it so we could turn it off at the unit. Then I pointed out the missing desk lamp which takes a special plug. He thought someone must have stolen it and immediately found me another one. That evening my wife looked for the hair dryer before showering. There was none. She went to the front desk and they immediately gave her a brand new one, still in the box. Later we discovered there was no coffee maker or coffee in the room, but that was not a big deal. There also was no ice bucket, nor were there any cups of any type. The management offered to get us all of that, but we really didn't need it and told them they could stock those items after we had checked out. In addition to the missing items, people arriving late had a tendency to slam doors and the hotel, as it turned out, was very near the Baltimore northeast extension and we could hear the traffic all night. A smoke detector on the wall flashed a very bright light every 5 seconds (really have to ask who designs these things?) Breakfast was handled by a woman who obviously was overworked. (People no longer wish to take jobs: we saw ”help wanted” signs at every service industry stop we made, especially restaurants and hotels). On our second morning, for example, the cheese omelets and sausage ran out and people had to wait. On morning 3, breakfast included scrambled eggs but some kids had clogged up the pancake machine the day before, so it was not working. It was working again our last day there. Coffee ranged from so-so to good. The end result of all these issues was that the management gave us a partial refund which we certainly did not expect, but certainly appreciated.

Forget any bad reviews of this property! They have since completely renovated the rooms and are about to further renovate the lobby restaurant which is currently open for coffee and breakfast. The staff told me they will be adding more food options for dinner soon. I got great Sushi for dinner at the Wegmans just across the road. I stayed at this hotel years ago and loved it, as it's and tucked back from the roads in a nice greenspace with trees. What's great about these Old School Courtyards is they have actual balconies surrounding a nicely landscaped courtyard with a firepit and sitting area. These particular Courtyards are well built and not made of ”cardboard” like so many of the newer chains. I have stayed in many luxury hotels so when I have to stay in a smaller chain hotel, I try and find these ”older” Courtyards by Marriott. The staff was extremely accommodating and especially the guy (I wish I could remember his name!) when I checked in who helped me find the exact room I wanted in a specific location. I had a beautiful large tree right outside my balcony in room 340. If you want a private, peaceful stay this hotel is it. Especially for a solo traveler. Another plus is the 12:00 checkout which is rare these days.

Service attitude is acceptable, the room is not very big, there is a bed less than 1.8m, the sheets are too thin. Located in the golf course, the view is good.