We had to stay for the New Year night - the prices for other hotels for that night were astronomical. This one was affordable for a number of reasons. It is close to railroad, but what is even worse, is the soundproofing between the room. Actually, this is a problem in all Hampton Inns where we stayed. The receptionist was arrogant and plain rude, which is very rare in South California. Parking is awfully tight, and they allow big trucks there. Location is close to downtown, but it appears that it used to be quite seedy, and it still feels that way.

As Hampton Inns go, I'd say this one is below average. The LOCATION is the best thing going for it, but the look and feel leaves something to be desired. The staff was friendly, the breakfast is the same you get at any other Hampton Inn. Probably the biggest drawback was the train going by loudly once in a while (at any time, day or night). The TV channel selection sucked, no fridge or microwave (should have asked, apparently), and shower pressure was weak. Ok for the price and suitable for business travel, but if you are here on vacation, splurge and upgrade.

I stayed here last week for two nights. It is a good deal at $89 a night. It is very close to everything, and the rooms are clean, and the king suite I had, very large. The service was good, and the breakfast was standard Hampton Inn. The hotel is not new, and the rooms are a bit warn. Overall, a good place to stay close to the airport and the city. There is both a train and a trolley, so ask to be away from them. A room facing the front of the building

Too close to the train and trolley tracks, VERY noisy.

For the price, would have expected better.

Had to REQUEST a microwave and frig.

Shower door was very unstable.

The people were nice, but still, for the price, it was not a good experience.