1714 N Charles St Garage

The only reason this gets 1 star is because parking is $5. The attendant is rude and basically useless. The drive up to the different floors of the garage is sketchy and dangerous. Super tight so be careful! It encourages you to honk at turns because you really cannot see anything. Overall, next time I’m down there I’ll just spin the block a couple times to find street parking before I park here again. I hope the rude attendant finds a new line of work immediately!

Worst garage I've ever been in. Horrible one way access up and down (car ramp and people stairs). The spots are ridiculously small, you better have a smart car to fit in a regular spot. People were double parked next to the ramp which makes it difficult to navigate. The parking "attendant" had zero thoughts in his brain when I tried to pay and seemed to just charge whatever he felt like charging. There is no way of telling which cars paid or not, so you are probably okay if you don't even pay, who knows.. I drove around adjacent blocks for 20+ minutes, and wish I drove around 20 more minutes to find a street spot.

This garage is dangerous and dishonest! There is a one-lane ramp to go up and down around corners, but no mirrors just a sign saying to honk (no, nobody honks). They need to add mirrors for safety. Also, the attendant charges more than the sign. Sign and online say $5 for evening parking, but they will take $10 if you haven’t been there before. I pointed out the sign and attendant still insisted on taking $10. Wouldn’t recommend parking here at all.

This parking garage has ZERO accessible parking spots. They are violating the Americans with Disabilities Act, a federal civil rights law that requires that a freestanding garage of this size have three standard accessible parking spots and one accessible van spot on the ground floor near the pedestrian route at no additional cost and at all times. This garage rents the ground floor spots out at a higher cost and reserves them for individuals, posting their names on signs above the spots reserved for them. Sometimes, on a weekend day, they will post disabled parking signs on top of the signs with people's names but they are not meeting the federal minimum requirements. The Americans with Disabilities Act's protections are not optional--businesses must comply with them. UPDATE: a year afte

Awful and will scam you! The attendant charges more than listed on the sign $10 instead of $5. And they give you no receipt.