I've stayed at Hampton Inns before and have generally been quite satisfied. However this one was a disappointment. The lobby looked fine, but our room had a damaged wall, cracked tile and was not well cleaned at all. I was too tired to complain. Only the good breakfast saved it from getting a one star rating from me. I was going to say you get what you pay for, but it wasn't that cheap.

We used a free night we had through the Hilton HHonors program to stay here on our way home from vacation. Service was less than cheerful when we checked in, but adequate (Although we were rudely turned down when we asked to buy a room upgrade). The lobby was very nice for a Hampton Inn, but navigating the parking lot and VERY narrow driveways made it a chore to reach the lobby or guest parking. Our room was neat, but not as clean as we expected (shaving cream left on the floor of the room from the last guest, hair in the shower, stained pillows), however they redeemed themselves with the incredibly comfy bed (comparable to those in Hiltons and Westins) and easy-to-use wireless internet. Be careful not to flood the bathroom when you shower, though, because the curtain does not stay in the tub and water leaks out onto the floor. Breakfast was magnificent, with more choices than most roadside hotels, and breakfast and breakfast-room service was impeccable; someone came and cleaned our table for us, took our dirty paper plates, and was happy to restock the waffles upon request. Overall it is a decent hotel for what we used it for: staying one night just to relieve our drivers, but I would not recommend staying multiple nights, staying if you will spend a lot of time in the hotel, or staying if the price is above $70-80.