I have stayed at several Hampton Inns and they can vary a lot. This one was very nice and clean. I was there for two nights on business and was happy with my stay. I had a King study, had plenty of room and was clean. Breakfast was good and staff was freindly.

Stayed here on a long weekend in the fall. Location is great since its off US 17 / I-526 and close to food, gas, etc. The staff were very nice and friendly at all times. The lobby was clean, and so were the hallways. We had booked a suite with a whirlpool tub, but the tub was a shower/tub combo, so we could not enjoy a bubble bath. After the 1st night, we requested a change of room since the suites were on the noisier end of the hotel and one can hear the highway traffic all night. Our second room was quieter, but no tub. The manager however refunded our 1st night's charge to compensate for the inconvenience. Everything else was good, the breakfast was awesome, and the housekeeping did a good job. Overall we were satisfied with this hotel, with the exception of the combo shower/tub. The suites were very large and spacious. A good value for my $$$. Stay here and save $, and you're still a short drive to downtown Charleston.

We found a fantastic rate for a suite so switched from our first choice to Hampton Inn. Actually had a real 2 room suite - many hotels call a room with added sleeper sofa and a chair a suite. This suite had a kitchen (without a stove), living room with sleeper, bedroom separated by a wall and solid door and a huge bathroom with whirlpool tub. Staff was great - always pleasant; substantial hot complimentary breakfast; clean room but showed age and had a large stain in the carpet; very comfortable bed with clean linens. William checked us in VERY late but you would have thought it was mid-day he was so professional and friendly. Gernette checked us out and made certain our Hilton HHonor points were recorded. Would have rated "Excellent" except our room wasn't cleaned the first day - notified front desk when we got back that night but of course there was nothing they could do by then except offer clean towels and/or more toiletries.

We planned out trip to Charleston, SC, pretty late and most of the hotels in down town were either sold out or beyond our means. The city center is really the peninsula of Charleston. It is a beautiful place indeed and well worth a visit. By beyond our means I mean over $150 a night. We chose the Hampton Inn because we had some positive past experience. This particular hotel is about 6 miles from downtown. You may know that because of its location access to 'downtown' and the historic area is over various bridges -which in my opinion lends to the attraction of the whole are. Our hotel was very clean, tidy and neat and with nice decor -the hot breakfast which was included in the price was top class, the breakfast area being an attractively furnished high ceiling affair, the staff was helpful and courteous.
We drove into down town and got parking at the Visitors' Center for $10 a day. We strolled the city from there.
Next time we will plan in time and hopefully make a reservation with Hampton Inn's other area hotel, smack in the middle of historic downtown.