Top 10 Towson University Hotels

Clean, hygienic and convenient

Terrific location right off the interstate. Close to Downtown Baltimore. Great for college visits. Super safe area. tremendous staff. Breakfast is the best I've seen since the pandemic. They tried hard to make it a good stay and were very successful at doing so.

Room was very clean. Room had tv, microwave, frig, coffee maker and wifi. Perfectly adequate for one night or two, but no rack for suitcase, so I just put it on the floor., There was no hair blower. (They tell me the hair blowers get stolen) There were no towel racks in the bathroom which I thought was unusual. The towels were folded on a shelf below the sink. There was a hook behind the bathroom door though. All in all it was a fine stay. AND I would go back there. Breakfast was great! Loved making waffles!

Was a great deal clean place

We arrived late in the evening. We found the parking lot to be small and tight. The lobby was closed upon both our arrival and departure. I had to stand in a vestibule and speak to a clerk through a bulletproof looking barrier, and I had to pass my credit card and driver's license back and forth through a bulletproof looking drawer. From the moment we opened the door to our room, we were assailed by stale cigarette smoke. If we hadn’t arrived at the hotel so late, and if we hadn't been so exhausted from our travels, we would’ve checked out immediately. But, we were stuck. Inside the room, as we turned to the a/c unit for help with the smell of stale cigarette smoke and heat and humidity of the Baltimore area, we saw that the top of the a/c unit was caked with dust and filth. We turned it on and, in fear for our health, immediately turned it off. As we ventured farther into the room, we found every surface to be filthy. There were mold spots on the toilet paper roll, bathroom ceiling, and bathroom shower curtain. There was a streak of dried blood on the bathroom wall just beneath the toilet paper dispenser. We found the desk clerk somewhat reluctant to give us a second roll of toilet paper. When we got into bed, we discovered the bed linens were damp (yes, damp!), presumably from the heat and humidity of the Baltimore area with the room closed up and no a/c having been run in it for a day or more. We slept in our clothes on top of the damp sheets with no a/c. By 4:00 a.m., it was hot in the room (my daughter wanted to finished sleeping in the car) and, by 6:00 a.m., it was unbearably hot in the room. In the morning, we discovered that the outlets in the night table hadn't charged our phones or laptops. Due to our horrible experience, we will never again stay at a Red Roof Inn.