I arrived Wednesday night after a long flied, the reception desk was ready for me and my room had the heat on, which feel good .The room was spotless, they put me in the rear because the front was noisy ,.the inn is off the major road .Took advantage of the pool and whirlpool. The pool was extra lengthy so it was easy to swim. The inn had no rooms but because I am a member of Hilton they put me in a very nice room. I would stay hear again. The staff was very friendly.

The hotel itself was not bad. I would have liked to have a King bed per my preferences but the room was clean and the breakfast offered hot items. Had some trouble with card keys not working day to day and the toiletries were pretty low grade. The internet was really slow, my air card provided faster service on 3G. However, this was convenient to where I was working and there were plenty of good places to eat around. (see my review of Cork and Cleaver and of Lovely's) All of the equipment in the workout room worked and the pool and hot tub are inside which is convenient this time of the year. The only downside was all of the construction out on the main street Rt 3. Looked like it was a long process that was stalled mid construction. I actually never saw a crew but the 6 lane blvd was down to two most places. Construction is temporary though so don't count this hotel out on that.

Arrived in pouring rain with my parents, so we parked under the overhang to unload my wheelchair. Apparently they forgot to put a ramp under the overhang to go up to the entrance. So I had to got out into the rain and dodge some deep puddles so I could use their ramp by the handicapped spots, which was ridiculous.

Our room was pretty nice, but the bedroom was difficult to get into, but it did work out okay.

When we were ready for breakfast the morning, we were greeted by the cleaning cart in front of our accessible room. They had to adjust the hanging bags so I could get by. Kind of annoying, so we told them we would eat and come back (ended up to be 25-30 minutes later), but the cart was STILL there and the 2 cleaning ladies were in the exact same spot as when we first left.

Not sure what they did all that time......also at breakfast and when we were about to leave, the staff pretty much ignored me.......I was first down the hallway and my parents were behind me, but they waited a good 2-3 seconds after I went by and said "have a good day" to my parents.

So, basically if you are in a wheelchair you do not want to stay here. Indiana, in general, seems not conducive to wheelchair accessibility. Luckily we only stayed that night.

Every other Hampton has been flawless, not this one. Not even close.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. They upgraded our room without hesitation and gave us a recommendation for a cab. The hotel itself is pretty average, its clean, but seems a bit older. Tiles were broken in the bathroom, linen from the 90s, etc. The breakfast is a nice plus but gets busy so get there early. Hotel was a bit out there too, more for highway travelers who need to get off and on the road fast.