Hotels in Annapolis Junction

Located in Annapolis Junction, Courtyard Fort Meade BWI Business District is in the suburbs, within a 15-minute drive of Maryland Live Casino and Arundel Mills Mall. This hotel is 10.9 mi (17.5 km) from Timbers at Troy Golf Course.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a fireplace in the lobby.Satisfy your appetite with American cuisine at The Bistro, a bistro which features a bar/lounge. Dining is also available at the coffee shop/cafe. Full breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 140 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include laptop-compatible safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Second time in Annapolis Junction for work and decided to stay here for a change. Glad I did as I like this place better than the Courtyard nearby (where I stayed before). This one has two facing 3-story buildings with plenty of parking, slight set back from the road so no noticeable traffic noise. The standard queen suite with sofa bed is very clean, everything - the A/C, TV, stove - in good working condition. The room, as studio/suites go, is not very big - small kitchen area, tiny bathroom with shower over tub, no dining table. Bed a bit soft with ok linens and slightly too bouncy pillows. Wall rather thin, you can definitely hear your neighbors although luckily they were not noisy. Wifi is excellent. Good breakfast, with a couple fo hot items, veggie patty and eggs, in addition to the usual cereal, packaged muffins, bagels, apples etc., which you just take to your room as there's no seating due to covid measures. All day coffee and tea self service (the hot water was lukewarm however so better just boiling water in the room). For comparison with the Courtyard: this one doesn't have any public space, whereas the Courtyard has a lobby and restaurant. As furnishings go TownPlace maybe a bit more basic but the kitchen is a plus. Wifi is much better here (the other one didn't work at all last time). In terms of location, depending on where you need to go TownPlace is much closer - even walking distance - to many of the buildings in the business park as well as to a couple of food outlets (the Subway cafe has slightly longer opening hours).

I've stayed here before and the staff is always very courteous. However, during my last stay I couldn't get through to the front desk by phone for almost an hour. I was on a work call so I couldn't go down. When I did reach the manager to ask for a late check out, her tone and attitude was a bit sour. I was surprised because this never happened before with staff. The hotel is almost immaculate and the price is very reasonable. Good location and quiet.

On the outside it is not inspiring. There is construction going on and it's tucked in between like a car dealership and other non-hotel businesses. I was worried as I drove up. But inside, it's its own little world. It is EXTREMELY clean. The breakfast was actually satisfying and the staff were friendly. The room was great. The only thing I would like to see is, as they replace their mini-fridges, that they use ones that have a separate freezer compartment. We had some frozen things we wanted to stay frozen, and the back wall of the mini-fridge was not up to the task. We slept great and it was conveniently located for where we needed to be. Very fair pricing as well.

It's beautiful, clean and modern, but not one you'll want to stay at if you have an early morning flight. We didn't know the shuttle didn't start until 7 am (odd) or we would've booked another hotel. When you have other travelers complaining about this, you may want to reconsider your hours. PRO'S: I will say the lobby and room were beautiful modern eye candy. It was clean, the bathroom luxurious, the bed like a dreamy pillow and the staff courteous. We only spent about 6 hours there, so not enough time to try the food, breakfast or the gym- which looked upscale with many machines and weights. CON'S: As others have mentioned, the halls can be NOISY. We should've known something was up when we had to sign a disclaimer upon check in that we wouldn't have a party in the room. A first! Having said that, the walls/door seem to be a bit thin. The drunken people heading to their rooms at 2 am sounded like they were in our room as they passed. A total bummer when you have to leave for the airport via Lyft ($30) at 4:15 am . Here's a thought: Maybe one hallway on the top floor could be reserved for airport travelers or those requesting quiet rooms (since you're an airport hotel?). That way you can ensure your patrons a good night's sleep. Fellow WHITE NOISE LOVERS? For those that depend on a hotel's thermostat to have a constantly running fan option, this does not. Again odd, as we rarely run into this with hotels. The fan will turn off when the temp is reached, leaving you susceptible to any hallway noise. It would be great if you had a few portable fans available or even one tucked in each room like you do hairdryers. Also, if you're a hot sleeper in July's heat you cannot adjust the AC to any lower than 64 degrees. Will we stay there again? Perhaps if we don't need an early shuttle and ask for a quiet room. I hope the management will consider these comments, because this hotel could be amazing if it addressed a few areas.

My family and I stay frequently. We've been regulars for almost 3yrs.The main reason we chose Red Roof was because of being pet friendly. The owners and staff have always treated us like family. I was there the weekend of the dog incident. The owners and staff did all they could to get to bottom of whose dogs did this awful thing. They found the guest that had the visitor w/the dogs. The guest ultimately wouldn't provide the owners or the police w/the dog owners information. Once the police were involved. It was their job to pursue the dog owners.The guest responsible was forced to leave. We've only witnessed one unresponsible animal owner in all the time we've stayed. Owners addressed it quickly. Will be spending more time there for sure.

The hotel was clean. There were no bugs and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was nice. There is also breakfast, but it is not included. For the price of the hotel, it was definitely worth the stay.

This hotel is conveniently located across from Live ****** which is great. They are clearly short staffed - there is no daily housekeeping and the bar was only open for one night as their bartender did not show up for his shift the next night. The check in line was long, only one woman working, but she never lost her smile and made it a pleasant experience. In fact, everyone we encountered was very nice. The room was average, weird layout and no microwave. The bathroom was gross. The showerhead leaked so there was a puddle of water in the shower when we got in. Then the seal on the door was broken so water leaked out everywhere. The wallpaper was torn and there was evidence of mold

We chose this hotel because we wanted to spend a night at the ****** for a little getaway. We had a 2 room suite which was clean and comfortable. After a nice night out at the ******, we got up and worked out then had breakfast. The breakfast was pretty good with a nice selection of both hot and cold food, breads, and fruits. We had been here years ago and there was a shuttle to the ****** but it is no longer running so we just drove. All in all a very pleasant over night trip.

The room had a VERY strong cigarette smell--I had to run the air non stop just to filter it out. The curtains do not shut all the way, so light shines right in your face, and to make it even worse the closet doors are right across from the window and have mirrors on them. Underneath the bed (within standing view), I found a ********* joint butt so the cleaning crew is definitely taking shortcuts. The bathroom had paint peeling off the ceiling and no exhaust fan so I had to shower with the door wide open to use the mirror, and still had to wipe it with a towel. The carpet had big white stains in a few places and the door had some kind of residue--it looked like it had something dripping all over the top of it at one point. The front desk is NOT staffed 24 hours, but they keep the front door locked at night, and have a paper sign with handwritten message ”Please ring bell”. When it is staffed, the card reader is disabled and you have to ring the doorbell and wait for someone to open the front door. If it is not staffed, THEN you can use your room card and no one will answer the doorbell, which they never tell you. When I checked out and returned my room key, all I got was an ”OK, thank you”, and the cashier (Cashier ID: OJackson12) did not proceed to check me out at the register until I called back during my plane boarding and reminded her (she also took this opportunity to rudely remind me ”yeah, that was me”). THEN she sent me the email receipt. My receipt shows my checkout time as the time of that phone call--about 12:30, an hour and a half late checkout time when in reality I returned my room key at around 10:15.