The room and bed were fine. By the parking lot it was obvious that the hotel was not close to capacity. For some reason the desk clerk decided to put me in room 300 which was as far from the lobby as you could get. The clerk also decided it was a great idea to call to see if I was happy with the room. This was about 15 minutes into a much needed nap before tending to business.
Upon my return to the hotel, needing sleep in the worst way, I find a constant roar which seemed to be coming from a roof top mounted heating/cooling/circulation system mounted above my room.
I am sure they would have moved me closer to the lobby if I had made a request. I also think they would have changed my room upon my discovery of the roar from the rooftop. I was tired, actually exhausted. The staff should have known of the problems and never offered that room until all others were filled, and then only with a warning of the location and noise.
I often stay at Hamptons when only looking for a place to crash and find them in general to be very comfortable
- Hampton Inn Sterling Heights
- Sterling Heights Hampton Inn
