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Luxurious Amenities
Homewood Suites by Hilton Columbia/Laurel offers a blend of comfort and convenience with a barbecue area, fitness center, and an on-site restaurant for a delightful dining experience.
Cozy Accommodations
Each air-conditioned room is thoughtfully designed with a flat-screen TV, private bathroom, and complimentary toiletries, ensuring a relaxing stay.
Convenient Location
Situated close to Washington and Baltimore, and just 14 km from Tipton Airport, our hotel is the perfect choice for both leisure and business travelers.
Book your stay at Homewood Suites by Hilton Columbia/Laurel now for an unforgettable experience!
A deposit may be required at the property.
The bedding and TV’s were good.
Almost everything, including the staff. Only one of the two air conditioners was working, the ice machine wasn’t working. The property is under staffed and they couldn’t care less!
When we arrived the staff tried to check us in and told us that there was an issue with the booking.com payment sent to for the rooms. Instead of trying to address the situation they proceeded to cancel my booking reservation and made me a new reservation at a higher rate. I asked to speak to a manger, and I was rudely and told that they were individual and that the conversation was over as I disrespected them. Proceeding to ask them for the General Managers name I was told they were the General Manager. They told me that I could contact their regional manger and proceeded to provide me with 800 number for the Hilton technical support number for internet and connectivity.
I then proceeded to contact Booking.com and spent over an hour on the phone with them to be told that my reservation was correctly processed and the digital money was transferred to the hotel prior to my arrival. I was told that they reached out to the hotel to correct by the were unable to correct the process. Therefore, I was still billed for my stay twice.
Additionally, there was no hot water in the hotel to take a shower, so overall I would not recommend this hotel in the future.
Everything is ok
Nothing
We didn’t have air in the living room and no hot water for showers the first night and the kitchen sink disposal didn’t work at all (not that we needed/used it)but the sink was clogged so the water backed up and we had to wait an hour after we arrived for our room for all of that
We appreciate being offered and moved to a new room when there were problems with the first room. Staff was friendly and helpful.
The pool wasn’t working. The toilet in our first room wouldn’t flush so we had to pack everything back up to move to a new room but are grateful for the adjustment.
We are local to this particular hotel property and stayed here for 1 night due to an ongoing electrical issue at home. I have stayed at a Homewood Suites before during a recent trip out of town. This 114-room property is an older one, but seemed to be maintained with exception to some minor issues.
This property is located right off Route 29, about 5 miles south of ‘downtown’ Columbia and its mall.
Upon arriving at this property, I noticed that the lobby was was dimly lit and it felt warm and humid inside. Since we were just arriving from another hotel in the general vicinity (it was sold out) that had a similar sized lobby/breakfast bar space, I can just assume this Homewood Suite’s HVAC system not being able to keep up with cooling and reducing humidity. The outside temperature when we arrived was lower than when we were at another hotel the day before that was located less than five miles away, so the conditions inside cannot be simply chalked up to the outside weather.
The room was a little warm when we entered, but fortunately we were able to adjust the thermostat to a comfortable setting. Room functions that we needed as expected (no burnt out lights, ceiling fans worked, toilet, sink and shower worked fine). Guests have to place one key card into a holder by the door in order for there to be power in the room. There were many wall switches for lights, some of which were in curious locations: the light switch for the room the shower and toilet were in was outside that room.
The furnishings are a little frayed, chairs at the work table in the suite don’t sit as high as they should to the table and the cushions on those chairs seemed to have lost its cushioned padding. In addition, the power outlets that sit on the table (they also have USB ports) were not live, which I found out after plugging in my laptop and phone. I thought I was charging my devices bit was only draining whatever was left the battery. The plug outlets on the wall above the table WERE live, so I was able to switch to those after a half hour to charge up my laptop while I worked. In addition, the battery in the clock in the sleeping room was dead so the clock displayed the wrong time, which could be unfortunate to anyone who doesn’t wear a watch and happens to have a dead (or missing) phone.
The room was clean and quiet; even though the hotel was sold out, and we did not hear any voices or conversations through the walls, only the occasional bumps and thumps as guests shut doors.
We noticed in the second floor corridor that there was a ceiling leak near our door: a ceiling panel was moved, exposing overhead pipes and wires in an attempt to catch water into a wastebasket placed on the floor of the hallway. I don’t know whether there was a leak in the waste can or a staff person was careless in emptying the can, but the carpeting along the entrance of our door was saturated. This can create a mold and mildew problem (not to mention an eventual public health hazard to future guests) if the carpet is not adequately dried out.
The free hot breakfast (served from 6:30 to 9:30 on weekdays, 7 to 10 on weekends) had adequate selections: hash browns, sausage, eggs, make-your-own waffles, yogurt, oatmeal, cold cereal, one type of cut up fresh fruit, bagels and bread for toasting, orange juice (no other juice type was available). There were also urns of regular, decaf coffee and hot water, however the regular coffee ran out while we were there around 7:00 and I did not see any staff around to replace the emptied urn. There did not seem to be any staff to monitor and refresh the supply of food set out during the time we were there, which was unfortunate, since almost all the diners in the dining area around 7am were business travelers who needed to refuel quickly and leave early.
In short, while the lodging and hotel amenities were adequate for our one night’s stay, things were kind of worn out, needing repair and/or renovation at this property.
Being pet friendly and the suite was roomy
Pool was under construction, and same when I was there in April 2026
Clean, and good breakfast
Everything was great
Nothing
Everything
Staff was pleasant and rooms were very clean!!
Some of the furniture was old and worn
Kitchenette and gym were very convenient
Good location with adequate parking.
TV in the main room was not working.
Loud shower
Clean Rooms and only the Rooms, Easy Check-in. Housekeeping is outstanding.
As of May 1, 2026, The Building and Grounds here are horrible. Leaves and Trash all over the Parking Lot. Half the Security Lights on the poles, behind the Building where you can Park and enter the Building were not working. Most of the security lights need the tree limbs pruned back so the lights actually shine down to the ground and not the tree branches. Grass was a foot tall everywhere. 98% of the wall thermostats do not control the hvac, you have to manually control them at the unit itself. plus half the units either the a/c or heat does not work. The sixth floor ice machine has been broken for a month at least. All the knobs that control the cooktops are stripped out, good luck shutting them off if you ever get them on. I tried using the digital key to get in the back door like the sign says but that was not working. In one of the rooms I noticed that the bathroom faucet was broke off and it was just held down with a ton of silicone sealant. The shower heads are so loose coming out of the wall, I do not dare to adjust them. Burned out light bulbs in the Elevator and walking down the hallways, a lot of the wall lamps were broken. The hallways were very dreary not bright at all.
Almost all the units that I have stayed in with the bath tubs, which I hate, the drain plug was busted stopping the water from draining, so you have to completely remove the plug for water to drain. The lamps with the build in usb and power outlets, the connections are so loose they spark on occasion when plugging something in. It also appears that some units have people that are actually living in them, if you look from the out side in the back of the building, one of the windows in the back have stuffed animals in them, who does this for a quick stay? Creepy. The Digital key is a mixed bag, you still need to check-in to get a card to operate the lights and get in the back door.
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