Re: Seeking Baltimore Hotels

[Guest guest]

HELLO JUST GOT BACK FROM BILATE SURGERY FROM DR MONT(MAY 4TH& MAY 10th) I

AND I STAYED AT THE RADISSON (LESS THAN A MILE AWAY) ALSO THEY WILL GIVE YOU

A NICE DISCOUNT IF YOUR GOING TO SINAI HOSPITAL FOR YOU AND YOUR GUEST...ANY

MORE QUESTIONS AND I`LL BE A HAPPY TO HERE FROM YOU

[Guest guest]

Radisson Cross Keys.

Close to Sinai hospital. Be sure to ask for the Sinai hospital room rate,

it's lower. It's in a small shopping plaza with some nice shops to toodle

around and visit. There is a small good restaurant there called DONNA'S

that has reasonably priced lunches and dinners. My husband and daughter

(and me prior to surgery) enjoyed our stay there.

Lois

C+ 3/27/03 Dr. Mont

Seeking Baltimore Hotels

Can anyone recommend a hotel near Sinai in Baltimore?

[Guest guest]

Radisson Cross Keys.

Close to Sinai hospital. Be sure to ask for the Sinai hospital room rate,

it's lower. It's in a small shopping plaza with some nice shops to toodle

around and visit. There is a small good restaurant there called DONNA'S

that has reasonably priced lunches and dinners. My husband and daughter

(and me prior to surgery) enjoyed our stay there.

Lois

C+ 3/27/03 Dr. Mont

Seeking Baltimore Hotels

Can anyone recommend a hotel near Sinai in Baltimore?

[Guest guest]

Stayed at the Radisson at Crossed Keys when I had my surgery. Cost

$100 or so per nite. Getting on Northern Parkway is a real booger at

certain times of the day. And the left turn onto Belvedere is no

small trick.

Also stayed at the Econolodge on 140 Reisterstown Rd. Took back

streets and got to Sinai as easily if not more easily than when

coming from Radisson. Only I paid a third of the cost for a room. I

wondered why I paid 3 times as much for the luxury that I wasn't

enjoying at the time. We didn't even eat at the Rad. Went out on the

town. Paper Moon, just south of s Hopkins U, has terrific food

and a very interesting ambiance (look em up on Google) Crabby Dicks

or anywhere that offers seafood near the harbor served good food.

Roads are easily negotiable with a rental car or take a cab.

I know many will say Radisson, but I'd go elsewhere. Unless you have

money coming out the ears. It can be done more cheaply and easily.

I really enjoyed Baltimore.

Capt Amaze_O C+ Sinai, Mont, 12-17-01

-- In surfacehippy , " yoskoski2001 "

wrote:

> Can anyone recommend a hotel near Sinai in Baltimore?