I like to stay at Hampton Inns, because they are typically clean, conveniently located, reasonably priced, and especially because most have nice breakfasts. This hotel had really a really poor breakfast compared to other Hamptons. No fruit whatsoever -- fresh or canned -- not even bananas. It had cold cereal, and didn't even have milk in the jug labeled "skim milk". The only hot breakfast was make-your-own waffles. However, when I used the waffle machine the first morning there, it turned into a small disaster when the waffle stuck to both top and bottom of the grill. The orange juice was very wattery. They had only two choices of pastry -- a blueberry muffin or an apple danish. No doughnuts. After drinking the coffee, I noticed a black glob of something at the bottom of the cup. This was probably coffee grounds mixed with oil (I hope) -- indicating that cleaning the coffee pot was probably overdue. Every morning was like the movie "Groundhog Day": the same meager menu. For this reason alone, I do not plan to stay at this hotel again.

The room was out dated microwave was yellow inside, grout in bathroom was filthy, breakfast area was not worth even getting a cup of coffee walked over to IHOP. I would find another property and Hilton should sell this one to Motel 6.

This is the worst Hampton Inn I've stayed at, and I've stayed a lots over the years.

Imagine having to explain to your nine year old son that the guy sleeping in the first floor hallway wasn't dead after he asked, this as we left the hotel at 5am.

Our shower looked as if someone had reenacted the shower scene from the movie, Psycho, except in this case it was a tire murdered rather than a comely woman. The shower stall was filthy, scuffed with black marks on the walls. How something like this is missed by the cleaning service is beyond me.

There were dark cobwebs in the room, and it's their discovery that made me stop playing hotel inspector for fear of finding something worse.

If you're used to a better quality Hampton Inn, this is not it. It's more like a Super 8 or Motel 6 branded as a Hilton.

I've stayed here numerous times. Very basic Hampton Inn and no thrills about this place. Very dated and plain hotel and just recently got a computer for a business center. They have made some improvements to the lobby but the rooms are very average. You get what you pay for here so do not expect any thrills, anything fancy, or super service. There are some shady places around the hotel and they come up and use the pool and are constantly hanging around in the parking lot which is why I stopped staying.