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"Hotel was very clean! "

"Have fun and feel safe"

"I highly recommend this Hampton In - it was a very pleasant stay for me - clean room, courteous staff."

"Fine"

"Perfect for an over night"

"Rooms seemed clean very dated."

"great"

"Recently stayed here and had a very mixed experience. On the positive side, the AC worked wonderfully, and the microwave and fridge functioned perfectly. The pillowcases were also great—nice and clean. However, the rest of the stay was a struggle. The toilet took four flushes to clear, and the bathroom ventilation was completely clogged with dust and didn't work. While the linens were clean, the bedsheets were full of cigarette burn "ventilation holes" (in a non-smoking room). 1 floor mat, 1 hand towel, and 2 face cloths were a dingy charcoal gray instead of white. When I checked the pillows, they looked about 6 years old and were the same dingy gray as the bathroom linens. I picked the two best-looking ones, but I’d bring my own pillow next time. 3 power outlets on one side of the room were dead. Chair was broken with ripped upholstery, yet I saw a guest smoking in his room who had a brand-new chair. The desk chair is cheap and not "fat-person approved." The windows were too dirty to see through, but the view was just a dumpster and an hall full of old mattresses anyway. My key cards deactivated every time I left the room. Staff blamed my phone and the heat, but even the spare key left on the dresser inside the AC stopped working. They had no answer on what was going on. So unless you want to visit the lobby every time you need to get into your room, be cautious. Great appliances, but the maintenance, cleanliness, and technical issues are a major headache. "

"This hotel room is filthy and unsafe. Our room curtains do not reach the floor. People walking by can literally watch you through the front window. Bathroom reminiscent of a filthy convenience store closet. My husband is a building inspector and noted several code violations. Honestly, Hotels.com would be wise to remove property from its offerings."