It was decent. It was a little run down, but nothing terrible. Parking lot was almost full when I got there around midnight, but I did find a space. Nothing overly negative to report though. WiFi worked fine, breakfast was standard Hampton Inn.

I stayed in Hampton Inns all the time. This hotel by far was on the bottom of my list. The moment I stepped in, it was a very run-down hotel and was in a process of renovation. They did not post this info online, which I think I got robbed. Room was okay. 2 queen size beds & microfridge. Very cheap on the towels, need to call the front desk to get it. Location was not good either. It is right next to freeway. You have to ask to get a room away from the freeway if you have to stay there. They don't have any decent restaurants around. Overall, an unpleasant stay.

I stay at this hotel mainly when I am in the LA area because it's decent sized with clean, spacious rooms and a nice comp breakfast. I usually ask for a room at the end of the hall so I don't have lots of people passing by my door throughout my stay, which makes it more quiet.

For the LA area, this Hampton is hard to beat when it comes to price and location, but only if you don't mind that this is by no means a "top-notch" hotel. The room was clean, the bed *really* comfortable, not too noisy, not too busy... etc. Really a very pleasant stay. Instead of a business center, there's a computer at the corner of a meeting/conference room. When I went in there, it was pretty dirty and there were even some ants on the table. Breakfast every morning was adequate, coffee good.