Great experience. Stayed at Comfort Inn the first night and then transferred to Hampton Inn. Very clean and bright rooms. Great breakfast. If you're in Martinsville area, I highly recommend this hotel.

I was a bit wary of walking in to a hotel without a prior reservation. I traveled across country several years ago, and we always made a reservation by late afternoon by telephone. However, one evening in August, my husband and I found ourselves in Martinsville, VA, and he was road weary. We pulled up to the Hampton Inn, which my GPS led us to by a rather circuitous route from Route 58, and the manager assured us that the rate she quoted was the lowest she was allowed to offer. I was a little dubious and even asked if I would find a cheaper rate on my computer once I was in my room, but she just assured me that this rate was her lowest. It was $105, including tax and free breakfast. I thought it was a bit high for such an off-the-wall location, but we paid and headed for our room. When we opened the door to our room, we found the manager had given us a lovely suite with a whirlpool bathtub, sofa, and large TV. We were pleasantly surprised at the upgrade, considering I had let my Hilton Honors card lapse last year. There was an Applebee's close by, where we ate supper, and the free breakfast the next morning was above average. Everything about the hotel seemed clean and modern in appearance. I don't attend NASCAR events, but I'm sure this hotel is tops with the fans when the race is in Martinsville.

Typical great Hampton amenities. Very nice front desk. Nothing wrong here. Will return. thanx!

We stayed at the Martinsville Hampton while attending a class. The hotel was the typical good quality that you would expect from a Hampton. The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was very good. The only drawback to this hotel is the location. There were not many eating places nearby other than fast food.