We have stayed in many Hampton Inns across the country and this is below average. I will start by saying the staff was excellent, could give lessons to other locations but the rooms, while remodeled, are just sad. The whole hotel is tired and while it will do in a pinch, not a good choice. Breakfast was okay but not as nice as most. Done "on the cheap" with few choices. I can't believe this will stay a Hampton Inn for much longer. And we also had drunks at 2:30 am. What is that??

I recently stayed at this hotel for 5 nights (and have been staying here for many years through a remodel etc.). The staff is outstanding from the front desk to the housekeepers. As far as the room door closing goes, you do have to makes sure that you close the door completely, (This is due to the door sweeps that were installed to cut down the hallway noise). Not once did we ever find our room unlocked by the housekeeping staff. Staff is very friendly and accomodating.
I would reccomend this hotel without question.

We have stayed several times at this Hampton, in the past (and we use Hampton Inns anywhere we go) and we were stunned by the room rate increase. Over $160 a night? Are you kidding? Someone must have convinced you that your hotel is close to Manhattan. We have stayed in Hampton Inns, up and down the East coast, for well over 20 years and have NEVER payed more than $109, and that was for the luxury king suite! In all fairness, I can't blame your hotel for the guy pounding on our door at 5:30 AM, looking for some guy named "Tony".
We will never stay there again.
Linda & Lyle Willits - Hilton Honors members (which apparently means nothing)

I have not stayed here in a couple of years, and found the rooms had been tastefully redecorated. The bed was very comfortable and new furnishings gave the room a fresh and slightly luxurious feel.