This was a short one-night visit, but the bed was so comfortable I wanted to stay longer. The room was cozy, clean, and quiet, and the hotel personnel were friendly. I really appreciated having a microwave, which many hotels no longer provide. The upholstered furniture needs a good cleaning or replacing, and a spare blanket would have made the room feel like home. I think this hotel is undergoing some renovations, so maybe the next time I’m there it will be even better.

Front desk guy was great

One of the pet-friendliest stays we have enjoyed! Every employee was so friendly and welcoming to us. You could tell they put a lot of heart into taking care of the property as well.

Hotel is dated and in the process of a remodel. Noisy when we arrived. The rest of stay was quiet. Cleaning and breakfast staff were friendly and polite.

Hotel is dated and in the process of a remodel. Noisy when we arrived. The rest of stay was quiet. Cleaning and breakfast staff were friendly and polite.

One of the pet-friendliest stays we have enjoyed! Every employee was so friendly and welcoming to us. You could tell they put a lot of heart into taking care of the property as well.

I would not stay at this Hampton Inn again... it's not the worst hotel experience I've ever had, but there were some weird issues that overall make it seem like the place isn't taken care of that well. For example: the pillows were super thin, flat, and lumpy, and the chaise lounge in the room was so stained I didn't even want to put anything on it. The bathroom was mostly clean, but there were someone else's loose hairs on the walls of the shower when we got there. :( The alarm clocks in our room and at least two of our friends' rooms had not been updated for daylight savings time -- which was a week ago. When leaving our room, the door did not automatically lock behind us. We had to swipe our key card again, wait for the light to flash green, then blink red, then lock... I've never stayed in a hotel where we had to manually lock the door. We got a text from the front desk after check in saying we could be in touch with any questions, but when I texted to find out when breakfast started in the morning, I didn't get a response. We tried to use the room phone to call the front desk, but there was no dial tone. Finally -- the smoke detector in our room was blinking orange all night. Not sure if that's regular or if the batteries are low... but with the lights out, it was like a strobe light -- I wish I had brought an eye mask.

I would not stay at this Hampton Inn again... it's not the worst hotel experience I've ever had, but there were some weird issues that overall make it seem like the place isn't taken care of that well. For example: the pillows were super thin, flat, and lumpy, and the chaise lounge in the room was so stained I didn't even want to put anything on it. The bathroom was mostly clean, but there were someone else's loose hairs on the walls of the shower when we got there. :( The alarm clocks in our room and at least two of our friends' rooms had not been updated for daylight savings time -- which was a week ago. When leaving our room, the door did not automatically lock behind us. We had to swipe our key card again, wait for the light to flash green, then blink red, then lock... I've never stayed in a hotel where we had to manually lock the door. We got a text from the front desk after check in saying we could be in touch with any questions, but when I texted to find out when breakfast started in the morning, I didn't get a response. We tried to use the room phone to call the front desk, but there was no dial tone. Finally -- the smoke detector in our room was blinking orange all night. Not sure if that's regular or if the batteries are low... but with the lights out, it was like a strobe light -- I wish I had brought an eye mask.