Hampton Inn

A very average hotel, nonetheless a great stay! I stayed here for 3 nights on business. I was not in the hotel for a very long time but every time I would come in and out, there was always someone saying hello or goodbye. The staff is very friendly and would always make conversation with me and ask me how I was doing. An annoying thing about traveling is buying enough water. I completely forgot to buy any water and they kept me stocked up all week– so nice of them!
There is a pretty good fitness center open from 6am-​10pm which is very convenient. Also a nice little pool to the side of the building. The breakfast is always pretty good. The dining area is nice with lots of tables, space, TVs, and it’s overlooking the pool area.
If you’re in the area and need a place to stay– this is a great option! You will not be disappointed as long as you’re aware that it is a very average hotel and not some super fancy fancy expensive place!

WOW… no new reviews in 2 years!!! This Hampton is no longer so bad as it was portrayed!
The facility is clean and appears well maintained… there were no issues with the room. Good flat screen tv, comfy bed, a/​c working quite well, king bed and sleeper sofa that was comfortable as a sitting area! Good desk & chair, micro-​fridge combo in room. Pool area was clean, and several guests were enjoying the area Friday evening.
This is an older (small design) Hampton, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. I, too, have Hilton’s hhonors program… and I had expected to pay a little over $ 100 for the night, but instead learned that I got to stay the night for a mere 10,000 hhonors points. THAT is JUST GREAT! I have been previously shocked to see some UNLIKELY LOCATIONS that were 30K to 50K points, and yet were not significantly better than this location. I’m thinking that Gainesville, GA, is just not a sexy destination.
As for the complimentary breakfast in Gainesville… JUST AS GOOD as at the Hampton-​Riverplace in Greenville, SC… a sexy destination and upscale Hampton at $ 379/​night! My breakfast was a bit of a splurge because of irregular days & meals preceding the stay here due to travel for an unexpected funeral.
I had very decent scrambled eggs, an excellent biscuit with pepper gravy, delicious sausage patties… and a DIY waffle. The breakfast area was very clean and well-​cared for by a conscientious attendant seeing to any needs while seeing that the area was kept clean and neat.
This location is very convenient to downtown Gainesville & several top-​rated local dining opportunities. I would not hesitate to recommend this Hampton, and I would certainly stay here again.

I’m actually writing this review from my room in the Hampton Inn. I booked a reservation a week ago. I’m HHonors Silver member. Normally, when I check in at a Hilton owned hotel, I’m thanked for being a HHonors member and am offered bottled water. Nope. Nothing to fuss over though. This hotel is obviously an older Hampton Inn. The lobby is tiny and everything is dated. I get to my room and the TV doesn’t work. I call the front desk and am told they are booked. But he found a room. I pack all my stuff go downstairs and get my new room key. I back up and the room is a smoking room. He could have mentioned this when I called from my original room. I go back to the front desk with all my luggage and that’s the only room available. So I’m back in the room with no TV.
No apologies from the front desk. It’s take it or leave it. Do yourself a favor and go the Hilton Gardens in Gainesville or even better, the Hampton Inn at Flowery Branch.

Great stay, friendly staff, clean room, all you would expect from a Hampton Inn and more!