Hilton Garden Inn

Beautiful, clean rooms!
Will not stay here again, however due to extremely loud bass and bad karaōke coming from the bar across the street. Very disappointed…

Mostly, we liked it. Great views, very comfortable rooms. The breakfast bar is expensive, but my omelet was excellent. But the coffee is fairly awful. Downsides: the bar next door has very loud music (at least on weekends). We were on the first floor, closest to the bar, and the noise was significant. Good WiFi, but the automatic logon page was not working, and we had to call tech support to get hooked up. But overall, a positive experience, and we’ll definitely come back next year (for the Bay Bridge 10 K run).

Just «ok» hotel experience but gorgeous bay /​water views. The rooms were old and felt dated. No bells or whistles considering the high prices but totally worth it for a quick getaway. We enjoyed the bar next door and the walk back to our room was a breeze. The price for the small breakfast buffet was ridiculous at $ 13 per person. Way better to eat at Jettys next door. Also real annoying that the rooms did not have safes for your valuables. The front desk staff was kind and friendly. Totally a no frills kinda place.

This place is very loud. The close proximity to the highway, the bar/​pub next door with their outdoor music, the room’s ac unit, the refrigerator, and the super flush toilets that every guess had. Other than the noise this place was a good location, has nice views, many dinning options, and a friendly staff. I can see this place as a place to stay up and do stuff but not a place to come and have a peaceful time.

Some times it’s all about the view!
Kent Island, MD is a beautiful location, even better if you are on a boat — however it does not have a ton of hotels so your choices here are few. The top of the food chain is the Hilton Garden Inn. I’m a Hilton rewards member and this is one of my favorite properties for a few reasons:
1.) the view — I posted a few photos from my room. Simply beautiful!!! Each room has a balcony & the view you see is from mine.
2.) clean!!! These places are usually franchised, some of them are a little sketchy. This one is very clean.
3.) upgrades! Almost every time I check in, I had the front seat person say «we upgraded you» — it’s a good thing to hear.
4.) close to the jetty. The jetty has great bars, food & live music in the summer though it can get a little loud. If you’re not use to sleeping with noise outside, this could be an issue for you.
5.) Keurig!!! Yes in every room with a selection if coffee & tea for your sipping pleasure.
So all this and 4 stars???
It’s the bathroom. I don’t blame the hotel, I think it’s the state, every bathroom is handicapped accessible. That means walk in shower with a little seat. Sometimes after a long day or before a long night, a girl needs a tub.

MY husband and I stayed here over the weekend for a little valentines getaway. The hotel itself was decent. However, I waited until after check in time before our room was finally ready and I even though I requested a room with a view, the only view we had was a parking lot. The weather turned out super nice but we never sat on our balcony since we had nothing but an empty lot to look at. Our toilet handle was broken and we were constantly reattaching it, we told the front desk and she bascially brushed it off. Our tub took FOREVER to drain, like literally we went to dinner and came back and the tub was still draining. Per the hotel website, the renovations to the pool area were to begin on monday february 17, however, after dinner on the 16^th we went down to use the hot tub and the renovations had already began. the pool hours were listed at closing at 11p and it was 9pm. not a huge deal but if they are supposed to start the 17^th they should, or at least they should have waited until pool closing time. breakfast was just ok, was nice that you could special order items instead of eating scrambled eggs from a warming dish tho.

So let me begin by saying that I stayed here for my buddies wedding. Driving up to it you think that «Hey!» this is going to be sweet. You check in, get your room key, and head up. Beautiful rooms with a nice view all around. OK, now for the low scoring. The MOST expensive hotel I have ever stayed in. 2 nights, 1 king, $ 533.00. Now as I said, I stayed here because my buddy was getting married and I was in the wedding. I would have gone else where if possible. Each morning they have a small, and I mean small area with what they call a hot bar. I went each morning, the first morning they were all out of food and people were standing around waiting to get something. The second morning was no different. I’ve stayed in many Hilton hotel’s and they’ve always been nice. But for the amount of money I was paying I think things as little as having scrambled eggs in a warming dish isn’t to much to ask for. Just sayin…

This is a good location for a getaway with your partner/​wife/​significant-​other. There are balconies for each room that overlook the marina. On warm summer days, you can sit out on the balcony. The room was nice. Some rooms look out over the Intracoastal Waterway. You can ask for one with a view when making reservations. Think about going here for International Talk Like a Pirate day. «Shiver me timbers!»
The place does not look like there is anything buffering storms coming in off the Atlantic. It may be noisy or cold here in winter. While it’s fully wheelchair accessible, be careful on the docks. Some of the docks have no railings. Children or the wheelchair bound could easily fall into the water. There’s a restaurant and bar next door allowing you to avoid a DUI if you opt for a drink.
I’ll agree with Michael from Chicago. The price was too high for my room.

My wife and I lodged at the Hilton Garden Inn on October 28 and 29, 2011. We were in the area for an event, and we picked this hotel because it was conveniently located. Overall, our experience met our expectations, but we thought that it was a bit overpriced. Our room was a typical one-​room design that was clean. The reservation, check-​in, and check-​out services were handled without incident.
One problem was encountered. Because the weather was cold I turned on the heating system. It emitted an extremely foul odor that immediately filled the room, so I turned it off and reported it to the front desk. I was told that the maintenance people were not available at that time. I was further told that the heat probably had not been turned on since the previous warm season. I was asked to turn on the system for a while and told that the odor should eventually dissipate and the system should be brought into working order. I was instructed to carry out this procedure with the door to the outside balcony open to expel the smell. I was asked to re-​contact the front desk if that procedure didn’t work, and the maintenance crew would then be summoned when available. I followed those instructions with the addition of opening the door to my room to the hallway for the purpose of getting some cross ventilation. After about 10 minutes the odor subsided, and about 15 minutes later the room was almost fully cleared of the foul smell. During this time the room became very cold, but I had no choice but to remain in it. To the credit of the front desk, I was subsequently called and asked if the situation had been remedied. I believe that the proper function of the AVAC system was the responsibility of the hotel should have been checked and put in working order prior to our arrival. No compensation was offered.