Hampton Inn

Bed bugs in two rooms 207 and 407. I am an HH Rewards and have even stayed in this hotel before. I stay in hamptons all across the country and never had this happen. I travel for work every week, i am always sure to check my beds before I settle in.
As soon as I pulled the top sheet off there was I bug crawling under the pillow. I took a pic and went to the front desk, she was very nice and apologized, I asked for a room on another floor. I got to the room and went through my normal routine. Pulled blanket down, the sheet, then pillows… And right there in almost the same spot was another bed bug crawling around. I took a short video, called down, and booked a room at another hotel.
I wouldn’t book here again, I can’t imagine how bad it has to be to see them right there and on different floors.

Good for hampton inns. They have a fitness room that has treadmills and weights so I like that a lot. Room lounge and everything else was typical for a hampton inn. It is on a busy street but it’s close to UGA. Outside Pool was closed for winter but prob wouldn’t want to use it in the summer since it’s right on a busy street. Lots of good food options though within walking distance which is a huge plus.

This is a average Hampton Inn, not bad for a one night stay. Typical breakfast buffet although I could not stay in the room to eat because they had the air on way to low. It was freezing.
Many restaurants within walking distance so that’s a plus.
Hotel is undergoing some outside renovations therefore no signage telling you this is a Hampton Inn but that’s just temporary.
We had a king studio suite and the room itself was fine but the bathroom was tiny with very little counter space.
The only problem we encountered was when we got ready to leave in the morning with our luggage the elevators were not working. We are on the 4^th floor so that was it good.

I’m definitely a Hampton person; all I stay at when I travel is Hamptons, and this is without a doubt the worst I have ever stayed in. The staff was rude and unoccomadating, and the walls were paper thin. I could literally hear the shower running in the room next to mine. Usually Hamptons are in nicer areas that I feel safe in, but this one seems out of place and dilapidated. Overall I would opt for the Hampton Inn Express or the Hilton next time I need to stay in Athens.

This hotel was great. We arrived very very late, and while our room was ready, and nearly perfect, the parking was limited. We had to park at the restaurant next door. Other than that, everything was wonderful — the room was quiet and comfortable, the breakfast was tasty, and the price was reasonable. Since the hotel is within a mile or so of the University, I’m sure it’s more expensive when there are school events (football games, etc.), but for early August, it was a great deal.

Very nice hotel, just like any other hampton inn with duvet covers, updated bath rooms and flat screen tv. The only complain is the outdated fitness equipment.

I don’t generally love chains (hotel or otherwise) but this Hampton Inn was very nice. There was free coffee waiting for us in the lounge, and the room came with free wireless Internet. The room featured a nice king bed with fluffy pillows and dark wood cabinetry. The bathroom was also more luxurious than you’d expect from a Hampton inn: granite counter tops and tile flooring made it seem fairly upscale.
The service was friendly and helpful (as Hampton Inns usually are) and the breakfast was more than you’d expect from a free hotel breakfast. It was advertised as a «hot breakfast» but the only hot things were gravy (for the biscuits) and pre-​made egg pucks, which vaguely resembled fried eggs. (Think the egg part of an egg mcmuffin.) Other parts of the breakfast were very nice, though — fresh biscuits, lots of good fruit, and several kinds of cereal. It was a very nice breakfast — especially for being free.