Love other Hampton Inns, though it’s been a few years since I stayed in one due to work restrictions and family obligations. Did not love this one.
Pros:
Clean
Quiet
Friendly front desk staff.
Have my coffee creamer.
Comfy bed.
Cons:
First time ever I didn’t tip housekeeping. They only came once during my three night stay and only to take away dirty towels, including the safety one on the ground, without replenishing.
I had only one towel left for morning shower and no safety one. Thankfully didn’t fall. Returned that night and they still hadn’t serviced the room. The sign says garbage, bed, towels and restock every other day. None of those happened. I had to go ask for towels so it took my own time.
Ran out of tissue too.
No place to put the sink soap so the counter became messy.
Also, I love Hampton Inn because their shower curtain is curved so it doesn’t keep hitting my arm. This one wasn’t and the shower was tiny. Also, since they’d been overbooked they’d had only an ADA room left, however the room is not ADA ready. No seat in the shower and little water pressure, anyone in a wheelchair can’t shower. They also wouldn’t fit between the bed and dresser so half the room isn’t accessible. I’m not in a wheelchair, so this is an observation having friends who are.
They ran out of breakfast items like coffee and yogurt.
Staying at another Hampton Inn this next weekend. Hoping this experience was the exception versus the new norm.
