We stayed at the Ogden Hampton Inn for a night at the first of December. The lobby was decorated nicely for the holidays. (Although I miss the replica Gingerbread Hotel that they had last year-it was amazing!) We were with a group for my husbands work party, and the regular rooms were sold out-so they upgraded us to a suite. Talk about roomy!! I loved it! We will always book a suite there from now on. Staff is friendly and attentive. Free breakfast was fair...we got there at the end, so some food items were gone. Overall fantastic stay.

This old hotel has been completely renovated and is really fabulous. The hotel has its character and flair, but is so modern and comfortable... and for the rate? Definitely worth it!
The lobby is stylish and cozy, and the rooms are enormous. My room had the biggest bathroom I've ever had in a hotel! They kept the old window (where the glass runs and the old wooden frames scream "HISTORY HERE!"), but added additional panes to the inside for comfort and efficiency. The room decor was stylish and modern, but integrated beautifully with the historic building.
The hotel is within walking distance to great restaurants, a mall, performing arts centers and fun, funky shops. As a former "Ogdenite" who hadn't stayed in Ogden since graduating from college 20 years ago, I was totally impressed with the changes to this city. The city is full of interesting things to see and do. I'll be back to this hotel in this city!
The only downfall was the traffic noise from 24th Street. It sounded like someone was loading up a roll off at 4am with the crashing, crunching and back up warning noise. But other than that- perfection!

In town for a funeral and needed last minute accommodations. I understand that this building has quite a historic past but has been kept up very nicely. The hotel has a boutique-like vibe to it. I was greeted by a very courteous and helpful front desk staff. My room was very comfortable, cozy, and clean. The hotel serves a very nice 'full' breakfast, lots of good stuff with plenty of variety. I think the best part about this place is its a tremendous value, especially with all the amenities you get. You can pay 2-3 times as much for the same kind of accommodations at other hotels. I know parking is a bit of an issue but they allow curbside parking for registration and drop off/pick up. Also, the in-room heater/AC is a bit noisy but it didn't disrupt my sleep but a light sleeper might find it annoying. But I would definitely stay here again and recommend it highly!!

My army son was being relocated to Fort Lewis and this was our stop en route from Omaha. We arrived dead tired at nearly 1am.
We were told there were no rooms available.....then maybe after hearing our story of our travel the manager approached and said a room was available. I asked the price and the employee said it was $195 or something unreasonable for a 6 hour sleep. The manager again jumped in and said "Why are you travelllng? We filled him in and he said the cost was $75.

I sometimes feel this means they might have been trying to take advantage of tired travellers or perhaps there was a miscommunication between employees. Either way the room was roomy, clean and comfortable....exactly what you expect from a Hampton.

The lobby was nicer than many Hampton's since this was in a restored older building. Excellent breakfast to start our day and a bag of snack to keep us going until midnight the next day!