It was within walking distance of pretty much everything we wanted to see and do in OKC.

There were quite a few homeless people hanging out near the hotel that we had to pass by. Most didn’t engage us but a couple did and made us pretty uncomfortable.

real pork bacon

not to go through an alley to get to the hotel from parking garage, My wife encountered a scary homeless dude at midnight!! plus there is no signage indicating clear access to the hotel. Additionally the dark dingy stairwell reminded me of a bombed out building in Gaza or Beirut! Front staff manager unprofessional and rude! her supervisor was even more unprofessional and rude!

I like the location as it's close to things to do, several restaurants, and a baseball field. Having free breakfast and not having to rush out to eat is very convenient.

My shower didn't drain, so we were left standing in water as we showered. It's a very weird feeling to have to do that. Also, my TV didn't work properly. There was a large section with a blue tent causing anyone framed in that area to have a face like a Smurf.

Close to activities in Bricktown

Breakfast was cold on Sunday. Lots of homeless activity in front of hotel

Breakfast was superb. Location couldn't be better for sightseeing. Pool was pretty. Bed was super comfortable. King suite was enormous and well laid out. Bricktown Water Taxi was a 1-1/2 block walk away where Bricktopia was also. Restaurants were across the street or at the end of the block. Banjo Museum was 2 blocks and Myriad Gardens was 4 long blocks. The baseball stadium was behind the hotel and had an exit straight to it. Upper floor rooms on that side of the building could see inside it.

Two of the three elevators were out of service, and waiting in line to go up or down was time-consuming. Pool water was too cold. Room was never entered by housekeeping over 3 days. Was it supposed to be? Trash not taken out, bed not made, towels not replenished. King suite room 929 would not cool off at night or any time. We even had staff check the air conditioning, but they couldn't do anything since it was a weekend. Note it was 105 outdoors, and the room was on the top floor. 74 was still better, but not cool enough to sleep in. At no time did the temperature drop below 72 even when the thermostat was set to the 60s. The hotel is located in a popular night life area. Street noise lasted until 2:00 every night, even Sunday, but I can sleep through it. Others may not.

We loved seeing the ball stadium from our room, the amount of space in our room for a family of 5 and the kids loved the pool and also great breakfast.

We didn't find anything we didn't like.

The breakfast was okay but they didn't have gravy.

I didn't like having to pay for parking. I chose this hotel over the Staybridge because it was cheaper but I didn't pay for parking at the Staybridge which made it a bust. The Staybridge was a lot nicer than the Hampton.

Staff was always friendly and helpful.

Room was humid even with ac on. The main cover of the bed is itchy and uncomfortable. I had to pay a lot for parking had I known prior I would’ve booked elsewhere. Pool was freezing cold!!!