The room was clean and the bed was comfortable - all pretty much a given for Hampton Inns, but even for a Hampton this one was a bit on the high price side. There are three reasons why I tend to stay at Hamptons: (1) the comfort of the bed and the quality of the bathroom; (2) the wireless internet connection; and (3) a breakfast that is better than most of the run-of-the-mill hotels. At this hotel, #3 was a poor showing. I don't tend to think of myself as a picky eater, but I am allergic to raw apples, and apples were the only fruit option offered here. Not even any bananas. So I could not have any fruit. I am almost a vegetarian and so shy away from anything with sausage in it, and can generally count on Hamptons having eggs. Although I get tired of the hard boiled eggs, they are still eggs, and offer a good protean. Not at this Hampton. The only egg option was a pre-packaged, take-away, egg omelet mixed with sausage. There were only a couple of yogurts. The hotel was relying on customers being satisfied with toast, cheap muffins, plain bagels and cereal. Guess I should have saved my money and stayed at a Comfort Inn or something or Motel 6.
I'm a Hilton Honors traveler, but I do have to say that lately Hampton Inns seem to be sliding down in quality. I'm beginning to switch more towward Homewood Suites - same cost; better value; same family of hotels.
I would not stay at the Hampton in little Washington again.

Over the course of about 3 years I have stayed at this hotel 3 times. It's sad to see this hotel (like the Holiday Inn Express) become progressively worse. I have stayed at both hotels when they were relatively new. The Holiday Inn Express should have it's name revoked and the Hampton Inn is declining little by little.The first time I stayed here was in 2007 and it was all that I expected. However in my next two visits I notice a decline in the cleaniness of the rooms. The bathroom was surface cleaned if at all. There were stains in the tub, water stains on the shower faucets and handle and the toilet had hard water stains in it. The hotel is not horrible in the least. It's just that for the price, I expect a little better. The staff (as they have been since my first stay) is wonderful. My biggest fear is that this hotel will decline in the same way that the Holiday Inn Express did.

We just stayed one night. The room was ample sized, and had a refrigerator and coffee maker. The room was clean, but more surface clean and deep clean although the towels and linens were super clean. I found the mattress to be a little hard - when checking in I noticed a sign which said that they had all new beds.
The shower head was so high up I could barely adjust it (it had multiple settings)- a close look seemed to indicate that the maid might also have trouble reaching it.
The front desk staff was friendly and breakfast the next morning, starting at 6am, was good, plentiful and offered several choices.
If I were in Washington again, I would probably stay here.

I was delighted with this motel. The 3rd floor that we stayed on was totally non-smoking. I seldom ever smelled cigarette smoke anywhere in the building.

The room was clean, up to date, and everything worked well. We only stayed here a couple of days but they were some of the best nights sleep I had on my whole trip. The mattress and pillows were very comfortable.

Their breakfasts were also quite good and had a great collection of items to choose from.

I would definately stay here again, even though I believe this is the highest priced motel in Washington.