Cambridge Township Hotels with Breakfast

First the good: My ”King Studio” room was spacious, the bed was comfortable, and the AC worked well. Also, they let me check in early, the staff were friendly, and the breakfast was good. That's about it. The not-so-good: I knew they were in the process of remodeling, but at $175 for one night mid-week in a non-metropolitan area, I had hopes of getting a room that had been refurbished. Not so much! The room was quite worn, with abundant dings and nicks. The lighting was very poor--something for which there should be no excuse in this age of inexpensive LED bulbs. (Guests who do not like a brightly lit room can just use fewer lamps.) The breakfast area was in really bad shape, with nicked-up furniture and bench seating with large rips. Also, at check-in time they did not offer me any snacks as a gold Hhonors member. Hampton Inns have been my ”go-to” hotels for quite a while, but the next time I need to stay overnight in Cambridge, I'll have to consider other options.