Hampton Inn

Older property, fan made noise all night, brought to front desk attention, no action taken, checked in about 11:30 pm, Lady acknowledged my Hilton Honor level and informed me that I only qualified for 1 water upon check in, not 2, not a very enjoyable experience, I did not care if she charged me for a second water, not much personality and close to borderline rude at 11:30 pm. Property is in process of being remodeled. Until completed, not up to Hilton quality standards.

Nice place, great towels and bathroom accessories. Front desk is exceptional. Would stay again.

Do you want cancer? Then stay at this hotel. After talking with management it was clear they didn’t care about non-​smokers.
They didn’t even know where the non-​smoking rooms were located and when grilled finally got their brain waves to work.
My room and entire hall reeked of smoke. My room was flooded with it because of the HVAC system.
Clearly they want to kill their guests by giving them cancer.
Stupid.
DONT STAY HERE

Now I’m not sure how much it costs as I was here for business and hotel was paid for. I looked it up really quick and saw it was about $ 100 per night, but not sure how consistent that is.
Room was wonderfully comfortable, nice bed, nice couch, nice tv, VERY nice and big bathroom, can’t ask for more. The looks nice enough though I never got in it. The hot tub rocked. Fitness room was slightly lacking, only had 3 machines, all for cardio, so I just used treadmill, nothing special but got the job done.
Hot breakfast has nice selection of bagels, muffins, danishes, other pastries, waffles, biscuits, eggs with ham n cheese, sausage, potatoes, fresh fruit, 4 types of juice, coffee, and more! Awesome!
Never used the staff much, but they were friendly when I checked in and out.

This hotel is clean, neat, and well maintained. We have enjoyed our stay and hope to stay here again. Hampton is our favorite hotel chain because they usually have a fairly high standard. This hotel exceeds that standard.

This is a middle of the line hotel that is a little older but the managers keep it in good order and has some nice amenities. The gym is small and needs to be updated and I didn’t appreciate it being in glass windows right in front of the pool so anyone could just watch you workout. Other than that solid hotel but I might try the new Fairfield Inn nextdoor next time.

Wow this place looked new but is actually several years old. The beds where so comfortable and they had a nice assortment of pillows. In fact I didn’t even use the pillow I normally carry with me, and my pillow cost $ 90 so you know I’m picky about that! My room had a fridge and microwave. The room was clean and had no funny smells. The AC/​Heat worked fine and the sound level was average. The shower head was broken, I couldn’t adjust but the pressure and flow was superior to 80% of the hotels I’ve been in. I’ve been in a lot of hotels. I have been doing a traveling job for 13 years. I woke up too late to grab the free breakfast and I never turned on the TV so no opinions on that.

You hope you never have to go to Muskogee, OK. But if you do have to go, I recommend staying at this Hampton Inn.
Staff was responsive and very helpful and friendly; there was an excellent, free breakfast in the mornings (for those of you who care about having protein in the morning, they did have sausage but no eggs the day I was there); and some of the most surprisingly comfortable beds that I’ve ever experienced in a hotel room. Each bed was made with an assortment of pillows with both soft and hard choices and included a lumbar pillow and a little lap desk to make it easier to work sitting up in bed. Plus, they offered free high-​speed internet, which should be offered in every hotel room in the country, IMO, but for some reason, that isn’t always the case.
All for $ 100/​night. Can’t beat that!