Guest User
June 3, 2024
There aren't many hotel choices in this immediate area (near our son's home), and we have had good experiences with other Hampton Inns. We were not happy with this one. We stayed four nights and our room was made up only once, despite our requests to the desk and hall maid supervisor. The towels were changed once, but the bed was not made until the last night made and the room itself was likewise cleaned only once. The air conditioner vents are not adjustable so they kept blowing on us all night -- we finally had to turn the thermostat off, which eventually made the room hot and stuffy. The bed was too hard , but this is a matter of taste. Worse yet in a digital age, the night table on the right side of the bed had no place to plug in any device, either to a wall outlet or USB charger. Most hotels at least have USB outlets in their clocks. Speaking of which, my night table clock was running fast but there was no way a guest could change the time -- only the alarm. I managed to do it by undoing a panel on the back that staid "staff only" and fooling around till I found the button that would set the right time. In the bathroom, the toilet was so low that the only way I could get up was to reach out and grab the edge of the shower door. I am 77 and don't require an accessible room, but if you're going to use a toilet from 1978 that was obviously designed to accommodate children, you should at least supply a grab bar for their parents and grandparents. The only reason I didn't give this a lower rating is that the hotel is spotlessly maintained and clean, and the breakfast, while nothing special, was adequate. The coffee was good and always hot..