Loved it! We were able to walk over to the Cheesecake Factory and Green Hills mall. The bed was so comfortable.. I didn't want to leave. Plenty of options for breakfast (waffles, cereal, bagels, fruit, muffins, oatmeal, etc.)

This property is outside of downtown in an upscale area next to a mall. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The outside of he property and lobby were very nice. Standard Hamlton breakfast. The room clean but appeared to be worn and in need of an update.

CONS: We stayed for 4 nights in room 515 to visit family in the area. Our 5 year old twins do not sleep well when we jam them onto a pull-out sofa bet together, so we always get a rollaway single bed brought in at most suite hotels we use. This time; the "suite" was so small, the bed ONLY fit in the kitchen area; putting my child's body next to the refrigerator and oven. NOT cool. So we pulled the mattress off and fit that on the floor tightly in another spot...you could NOT walk with the mattress down. My child had to sleep on the floor, which is ALSO NOT COOL but better than next to appliances running all night. Also - our toilet had a leak, and the housekeepers routinely placed folded towels to the side of the toilet - but it leaked for four entire days! We reported the leak to the manager during checkout - mostly because we wanted to see if this astonishing oversite would continue...and it it.. (wasn't it raining in 415?) Also - we got no hot water for showers for the first day; and when I called the front desk to report THAT problem I was told that "the pipes were installed backwards in some rooms." So for hot water in the shower...you turned the handle to "C." Why they don't tell you this at check-in...I have no idea. We wasted 10-15 minutes of water just waiting for it to get hot. As for WiFi - the hotel has it now, but speeds are slow in both the common areas and the rooms. I wanted to put a new movie on my Ipad for the children to watch on the plane ride home, and it wasn't downloaded in 4 hours. That's a joke. Pool is nice, with a nice shallow spot for the 5 year olds, but NOTE: neighbors (non-guests) use the pool, which is not locked, has no required room-card-key entry and no lifeguard. While we were there, it was 100 degrees, and we met a lovely couple from "down the road" who said their air conditioning wasn't working so they just use the pool to cool off. Hey, it's free and nobody's checking. TV does NOT have Disney Channel for the kids. TAXI - I needed to go into Nashville for a meeting while my husband and kids visited family, and the front desk person told me it would be about "30 dollars." He booked me a cab. The driver was on time but tried to take a longer route (I know the way, but this time didn't want to rent another car for just this one meeting.) When I questioned the driver...he said, "Oh, oh..I did not mean to get in this lane, you are right, you are right..." and he went the short and correct route which was 12 dollars. Was the hotel getting a kickback or something? Or did this driver have a deal with the guy who booked him to split the overage? How often does this happen??

PROS: Kids loved the breakfast, and the staff who worked the breakfast area were super-nice. My boys wanted doughnuts, however, and we were told they NEVER offer doughnuts.

This was the most upsacle of the few dozen different Hamptons we have stayed in--at least in the common areas, which were paneled with dark wood and nicely carpeted. The guest rooms and amenities were decidely average, however, despite the $170 rate. In effect you are paying for the upsacle Green Hills location in Nashville. Our room had an HVAC unit that sounded like a Mack truck when it kicked in. There was no night light in the bath hairdryer as there should be, and the TV channel selection was quite skimpy. (We did not use the pool, workout room or wifi.) Breakfast was Hampton average as well.