Belmont Inn and Suites

Great place! Simple, clean, and didn’t smell funny. Had a small fridge, a TV, as well as a small table and chairs. A/C & heat worked well. Nothing fancy, but had everything I needed for a reasonably low price.

The room, while not elegant, was clean and comfortable. The staff checked with me daily to understand my needs. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay.

The room was comfortable, with a clean bathroom, and an easy to operate, heating/air conditioning unit. Front desk staff was courteous and helpful. Enjoyed this visit to Hampton, will definitely stay here again in the future.

Very clean and quiet, the rooms were surprisingly spacious and comfy. The managers were very friendly and accommodating, and the property was beautiful. Our room even had a view of the water. It is right next to Langley Air Base, so if air traffic noise bothers you, that may be something to consider, but it honestly never bothered us.

Price different everyday. Everyday l!!

The room was unhealthy.

The exterior of the hotel has recently been rennovated, and looks fantastic. That's where the good things end. Upon checking into the hotel, the smell in the lobby is horrendous. There is a plexiglass sheild between you and the desk clerk. The desk clerk - there were two - took ages to respond. Once the main clerk appeared, he was unable to locate my reservation for approximately 10 minutes. After I went to my car to get my phone and the booking email, he finally "found" the reservation. The area, next to the Air Force Base, is actually beautiful. Parking was plentiful and clearly marked. The room was attrocious. It stank of cigarette smoke and old food. Particulate matter churned and spewed out of the A/C Unit. There was grime everywhere. The room was actually hot when I got there, which made the smell worse. The decor of the room is likely 50 years old. The furniture is shoddy, and looks like it came from a thrift store. The Westinghouse TV worked - but it is locked so that you cannot use HDMI or any other port to connect your A/V device or computer. The cable box is locked to the television, and cannot be removed - thank goodness the cable did not malfunction. The room appears to be set up as a flophouse for military personnel, which explains why everything was locked. Despite the openness of the area, the room felt oppressive and prison-like. The A/C unit is ancient - I could not seem to find a comfortable temperature for the room - there was no thermostat on the unit.

Our stay was great! We were in town for a friend's military retirement.

Very uncomfortable