Worst Hampton Inn I’ve ever stayed at. For $186 I should expect more than a rundown dump like this.
Problems were numerous, starting right off the bat where the concierge couldn’t find my reservation. When I get into my room, I am immediately met with what sounds like a jet engine taking off. The AC unit against the window was broken, emitting a terribly deafening hum that simply would be impossible to sleep next to. The staff was very understanding, and thankfully they had ONE room left to move me to.
The room was quite ugly, rundown and gross, in desperate need of renovations. The pipes in the bathroom frequently made an even worse sound than the AC unit before whenever someone above or below me would flush the toilet apparently. It woke me up several times throughout the night. Not to mention the bed was uncomfortable and felt like mattress coils were painfully digging into my side. Oh, and my room card refused to work several times. So as I am dead tired, I need to take several trips downstairs to get a new card, each of them not working until eventually the concierge was able to fix it finally.
For the amount of money this hotel charges, in an area that is far outside an urban development, they could at least fix the place up - starting with the beds and replacing dingy carpet that looks 30 years old.
Awful experience. I arrived horribly sleep deprived from a long week of travel, and I left feeling even more tired. Hampton Inn just lost a loyal customer.