Hampton Inn Dallas-North-I-35E At Walnut Hill

Stayed here one night on a business trip. The staff was very welcoming, the inside lobby very nice and kept up. My room was very clean and comfortable… I have never had a bad night at a Hampton. Overall this Hampton — from the inside overall — was a 4 star Hampton.
There were two things that made this a 3 star rating. Location, as it felt like I was in a very dicey part of town. It was just a vibe as I am not familiar with this area but I felt like I need to triple check to make sure my door was triple locked at night. The other thing was a strip club right behind the Hampton (had a view from my room) That was not appealing — the nice neon lights of the Dallas Cabaret.

I usually always stay at Hiltons when traveling. Check in online is easy and you can pick your room. I have to admit I was scared when I pulled up. The hotel is older and the neighbor looks a little sketchy. But when I walked in all fears went away.
I was greeted by the friendly staff immediately. Lobby is nice and you can tell it’s been remodeled. Some of the furniture in the room is outdated but it’s not like I’m moving in.
Breakfast is included. Monday to Thursday there is a hotel happy hour with appetizers. I would stay here again.

Nice desk staff. Clean. Great breakfast, nice little happy hour. Great shower pressure. NewsPapers gone before 7am. Fitness room desperately needs fan and cleaning items… Nothing to wipe equipment off with! Yuck!

Neighborhood gets a 2 or 3 stars … unless you’re looking for a warehouse district, taco huts, or titty bars. It gets 4 stars, if you’re like me, and were looking for a place to crash before catching a morning flight out of Love Field, and needed easy access to 35E for meetings. About 15 min from Love … the airport. I never felt unsafe.
The hotel itself gets a solid 4 stars. Not a newer Hampton, but probably renovated not too long ago. Staff were friendly and helpful. Room was in very good condition and clean. One of the better Hamptons that I’ve visited [I’ve lost count, but believe I’ve stayed at more than 20, across the country]. Decent fitness room, with 4 machines, and some free weights. Breakfast was typical and fine, and included a waffle maker [most Hamptons have this]. The clientele congregated for breakfast looked like typical business travelers. No freeway noise leaked into my room.

Stayed here for a week on business. Conveniently located by the 35E so quick access to the freeway.
It wasn’t the best place I’ve stayed for a Hilton brand, but definitely not the worst. The rooms were kept clean and being on the freeway side of the hotel it was surprisingly quiet. The fitness center was nice and a good way to pass the time.
Generally the area is a bit sketchy and not much selection of food /​restaurants. It’s pretty much taco huts every where. You have to get onto the highway to get anywhere with selection.
The staff was great and helpful. You can definitely tell that it has been modernized. The only reason I give it three stars is for the area and lack of eating options. Other than that it was a great stay at a reasonable price.

Always satisfied with Hampton inn and this is no exception. Clean, friendly staff and free happy hour. All good.

I have been to hundreds of Hamptons all over the USA and this one is average and does the job at a reasonable price. Yes it could use a little updating but my room was clean and the staff was friendly and helpful. Not the greatest area this Hampton is located in. They have a Denny’s right in the parking lot if you miss the free breakfast which is convenient.

I stayed at this Hampton location for 4 nights last week, and found it to be a decent place to stay. While it doesn’t have the «extras» of some pricier places, it was generally clean and comfortable, with fresh new bedding, fast free wi-​fi, and a nice mattress. Yes, it’s in need of updating in spots, but it isn’t run down by any means, and it’s convenient to the highway.
And speaking of which, my room was on the front side by !35 and I had no issues with traffic noise. (Closer inspection revealed that they have added thick, sound deadening mud to the room’s walls… with the heater on, I didn’t hear a thing) The area may be a bit sketchy to some, but is nothing compared to certain parts of Oakland and the Bay area. (Crooks don’t know who might be packing heat in Texas, I suppose)
For the room rate I received, I would definitely return

I spend many days at hotels each month for business. Hampton Inn is one of my typical choices. While the room appears to be recently remodeled and was clean overall, the hotel is need of a remodel. Hotel seems to be run down. Also Elevators where scary (noises and banging when moving). With many good choices out there on where to stay I would not recommend this location nor will I return.

Decent hotel but the bathrooms really need refurbished. The front desk staff was helpful with questions. The rooms were clean overall. The breakfast was really good, too.

This location is older and the staff isn’t friendly at all. It was clean but that’s about all they have going. I won’t stay there again.

Did receive an apology from the home office of Hampton Inn and a full refund. I didn’t know they have a policy that if you are not happy with your stay you get a complete refund. I still like staying in Hampton Inn’s and will continue to do so– just not at this location.

It’s okay but it’s also an older property. There’s a Hyatt Place within walking distance, I’ll stay there next time. And ‘no’, I don’t work for or get kick-​backs from Hyatt Place or their corporate HQ. I say this because I wonder sometimes whether or not people writing a comparison-​in-​contrast are working for the competition.

Another standard Hampton Inn, this one a little older than the rest. My standard comments apply about the good bed and the free breakfast, so let’s focus on the differences:
–It was Happy Hour when I was checking in (but, to be clear, not *because* I was checking in. Just coincidentally.). Is that Franzia and Miller Lite? Yesssss.
–Better office chair than most Hamptons I’ve been in.
–The old «light switch outside the bathroom» trick… gets me every time…
–Thermostat instead of what are usually controls on the HVAC unit. I personally don’t care, but I know some folks that use this as a little bit of a yard stick for hotel quality.
Also, very convenient to I-​35 — so that’s a good plus if you’re needing to get somewhere. When you get right down to it, this is just another standard Hampton Inn. It’s not going to blow your mind, but I don’t think it will let you down either. I will be back if I’m ever here again — it’s close to the client.