Hampton Inn

Good beds. .. quiet, friendly staff. Breakfast was typical free hotel fare.

Really nice! Pleasant & competent staff, roomy rooms. Comfy king bed with the softest duvet cover I’ve ever seen. Fresh fruit at breakfast. Everything needed for a comfortable stop for those traveling across country. Decent free wifi too. The only omission: no mini-​fridge. When I called the Front Desk, they offered to switch us to another room. So if you do care about having a fridge, you should ask ahead. Also, lots of room in the parking lot if you happen to be towing a boat or trailer. Good value for the money.

There’s nothing fancy about this Hampton Inn, but it’s a great, clean place to stay in the area for a few nights. I’ve stayed here Labor Day weekend for the past few years when visiting with family to spend some time on the lake. The staff consistently goes above and beyond to be helpful and make their guests comfortable — one year when it was pouring down rain (a very sad situation for lakegoers), the guests were all huddled around the large screen television in the front lobby area, and the staff brought out fresh baked muffins and other goodies. They are also helpful in restaurant and other recommendations.
This is a particularly good hotel for kids. Complimentary breakfast is served with waffle makers. Each time we’ve been there, staff has handed out little things for the kids, such as silly straws. The front lobby area, where breakfast is served, also has a couple of baskets of toys and books to keep them entertained, as well as fresh fruit, lemonade, water, and cookies throughout the day. The outdoor pool is nice and clean, with plenty of seating, tables and umbrellas, as well as pool towels.
Other than breakfast, there is no dining service, though there is a Huddle House and a bar and grill in walking distance, as well as a microwave and refrigerator in each room. We got takeout from the bar and grill (menus are found in each room) and ate at the tables in the lobby area, which worked out well.

Typical Hampton and to me that means old school. Hampton’s are nice but they are «dated luxury». Older hotels that are kept up.
This one had a really nice lobby area. The rooms are ok. Beds are comfortable and the bathrooms are updated. The ac/​heater in our room was dying, as it made an unpleasant noise when it was on — we had to turn it off. Fortunately it wasn’t too hot or too cold so we survived. Breakfast was awesome.
It’s an average Hampton Inn. Probably the best option in the area but it’s also $ 120.

After nearly getting caught in a flash flood, finding new ways around and down through the back roads of Mo, and finally reaching Kentucky last night, Mom decided we needed to find a place to crash. When I saw the moniker of Hampton Inn, I pulled in.
First, the offer discounts for AAA, AARP and Military discounts. The rate for the room was Excellent and the rooms themselves were AMAZING. Very comfortable, very nicely appointed. And the breakfast in the morning was better than I’ve seen at any others.
If we ever get back to this place, We’ll stay here again!

Compared to other hotels in the neighborhood, this one have the most clean feeling from the moment you walk in the building. Always guaranteed fresh washed bed linens and duvet cover, spotless clean commercial size and reasonably price coin laundry ($ 1 per load) if you need it. Also there are places for shopping near by. Very convenient, and pleasant experience.

Clean. Friendly. Clean. A bit more expensive then some of its neighbors, but you get what you pay for.

Very clean room, comfy bed, excellent breakfast. Moderately priced. Have stayed here many times– always the same.