I stayed in the apartment with sea view. We were a group of 3, and we really enjoyed staying there. The apartment was very spacious, clean and well equipped. The view was excellent. The staffs were very friendly and nice. The hotel seemed newly built. I strongly recommend you to stay here if you want to stay in a quiet place and don't mind being a little far from downtown. (*) The description for some of the apartment types (including the one I stayed in) were confusing. The unit I chose was the "Apartment with Sea View". In the booking.com description it said that the unit had 1 queen bed, although it said it was for up to 4 people. So I checked at the Roost Baltimore website and the same unit (based on the photos) listed as "Two Bedroom Apartment Waterfront View + Balcony" said it had 2 king beds. So I booked in the booking.com but was not 100% sure. Fortunately they did have 2 beds (not sure king or queen).

There was no parking on site. I was offered to use either a nearby municipal parking lot or a parking building that was next to the hotel with a discounted rate (the cost was $20 per 24 hours for either option). I chose the municipal parking lot. It was about 3-4 mins walk, which was okay. There were a lot of spaces. There were too few cars in the night so I worried a bit. But I was told that the lot was being surveillanced 24 hours.

I love booking an apartment when I travel - the only thing is I (like other travelers I spoke to) didn’t realise it was apartments not a hotel (strictly speaking). This probably needs to be explained more! People arriving to not find any water in the rooms or housekeeping done each etc, can be quite baffling. BUT, it is a lovely space: rooms were nicely decorated, staff were AMAZING (shout out to Patrick, Malaysia, Henry and the other great staff there) and they have Santal 33 as their toiletries. Common areas were lovely, the cafe on site is super helpful and well stocked and I will definitely stay again.

Until the Peninsula fills up a bit it’s a bit of a quiet area! You need a car or Uber account.

The whole building is nice, and the staff is exceptionally friendly and down to earth. The rooms are enormous and exceeded my expectations. The apartment has everything you need; you need your clothes and food if you're like me and like to cook. I took videos, not photos, but I promise you, you won't regret your stay.

The location is isolating, with no nearby shops, so you must use Doordash or Instacart. However it is well-lit, you feel extremely safe, and I would most certainly stay again. Great location for the Comdey factory.

I was looking for a hotel to stay that was close to Baltimore's city center without all the congestion and a quieter location. This is in an up incoming neighborhood so close to Fells Point. I had a warm welcome at check-in and was informed that the room was upgraded! It was on a higher level and was a 1 bedroom apartment-like room with all the amenities - full kitchen, large bathroom and even had a washer and dryer.

Due to off-peak stay - pool and bar in lounge wasn't open. The bedroom windows didn't have fully block out curtains, so the outside light peaked a little inside by the edges of each window. (Just a note: There are only 3 free guests street parking spots at the hotel; if all are taken, you will need to parked in the block away garage or open lot for a fee per night.)

The hotel is beautiful and very clean. The rooms are sizeable and have just about everything you need. The area is a few years away from full gentrification but shaping up nicely. In the near future it will be the most desireable location in Baltimore.

Parking was a challange. A block and half away and $20 if you dowload at the hotel which had spotty Wi-fi at the front desk. If you pay at the location, it's $33. It didn't help that we had blustering winds, so that walk from the car to hotel was less than comfortable. Also, one person at the front desk handling new reservations and checking in. No complaints about the employee, who did a good job multi-tasking, but shouldn;t have had to. Oh yes, the elevator went out and we had to walk our bages up the stairs.

As prior reviews have stated, you are first greeted in the lobby with a very pleasant relaxing smell and live plants. This is not the first aspect that greets you however, the neighborhood, much of which is under construction, is very nice, quiet, and clean. Street parking is available (4 hour increments), though I was unable to figure out the pay by text feature. This worked out, however, because I was provided a better parking option upon check-in. The garage across the street offers 24-hour increment parking for $20. The garage is in walking distance and felt safe. Make sure to ask for specific directions to the garage as I got a little turned around. The front desk staff was pleasant and accommodating. I arrived in town early and called to see if I could check in early (2 hrs before posted check-in times.) Thankfully, I was advised my room was already inspected and available and there was no fee or problem checking in early. This was a huge relief. The rooms are as pictured. Apartment style, clean, modern, spacious, well decorated with very nice live plants. They provide the basics: dish soap, paper towels, body wash, shampoo and conditioner, towels, plates, cups and utensils. There was a washer/dryer also. The large windows are really nice. Mine overlooked the outdoor patio which is really nice and other buildings, some of which were still under construction but still a nice view. My only observation on an area for improvement is the shower. My shower did not have any ledges or soap dishes, which was a minor inconvenience. Not a big deal for my 1 night stay, but would get annoying for longer stays. The location is great, cost effective, and only a 15-minute drive to the Inner Harbor. It is ride share accessible. Overall, I was very pleased and would definitely be back.

Noted above, there were no soap dishes/ledges in the shower.

Smelled amazing in the lobby! Clean and beautiful property.

Bedroom was very warm… a fan would be nice. The air didn’t seem to flow at all in the space. Didn’t sleep so well. The table was a glass top and was not attached to the legs. The table was too big for the area and I accidentally moved the glass top while trying to walk by. Thankfully it didn’t break! The shower was very slippery. It felt unsafe.

Beautifully decorated, lovely facilities, lots of space and they had everything there we needed. We enjoyed our new year there

When you go to a hotel, you would hope to be greeted with a friendly smile from the host. Maybe they were having a bad day or didn't want to be there, but the concierge was a bit unfriendly and found their customer service to be sorely lacking. I dealt with them on the phone prior to arriving and love to be friendly with others. They weren't really of the same mindset I guess and we felt very unwelcome when we came in to check in. Overall, a great stay. Perhaps others won't care about being greeted by a friendly person.

We loved the convenience, the security internally as well as outside 24/7, the closeness to Rye Street Tavern, and the amenities all were fantastic. What a great concept for us Nomads.

I would have liked it if the bar was open, but I hear it is coming soon. I also would like more housekeeping for refreshed towels. Even if I am not getting the housekeeping services, maybe there is an easier trade option.

Great location for my purpose of visiting. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The building and our room were exceptionally bright and inviting. We didn’t use it but loved that a washer and dryer were available in the room. We were impressed with the shower, clean and large with great water pressure.

Didn’t like that the bedding did not have a top sheet, only a duvet covered quilt and the bottom sheet was extremely wrinkled. That said, the mattress was very comfortable.