Hampton Inn

Made reservation through national call center and asked for a room for 2 adults and three kids (they asked for their ages which we gave — all not toddlers). Specifically asked for a room that can take a roll-​away or with a pull out couch, which we do every time we stay at a hotel.
Get to hotel and they give us a room with two double beds and no room for a roll-​away. We explain the problem and the assistant manager says that double beds can sleep up to three if some of them are kids. My guess is he does not have kids or has never actually seen a double bed or does not know what the word double means. Only solution offered is pay for second room.
The mistake may have been with the reservation center but his response was ridiculous.
Now feel like we can not trust Hilton hotels if they think that a double sleeps 3.

As expected — great hotel at great price level.
Stayed two nights and room was very clean and we couldn’t hear the adjoining rooms, which are my two most important qualities.
Staff was nice but there was never a problem so I never really talked to them.
Location is prime and everything you need is near.

The rooms are clean and nice. Desk staff gave us room as far away from the elevator as possible so our 2 month old would not get disturbed by elevator traffic. Breakfast offerings are EXCELLENT!!! The make your own Belgian waffles are fun.

My husband and I stayed here for one night while passing through the area on a road trip. We chose the Hampton Inn because the chain is pretty consistently nice and is smoke-​free. As an asthmatic, I can’t be around the smell of cigarette smoke– so I only stay in smoke-​free hotels. They also have free wif-​fi and free breakfast.
The room was to be expected, things were clean and the bed was comfy. The hotel is located about a half a mile off of I-​70, so it’s a quick stop for those passing through. There are a couple chain restaurants right around the hotel you can walk or drive to. We would definitely stay here again on our way to Philly.

Looks good so far. Room is nice. TV is nice. Bathroom is nice. Carpet at far end of room suffers from that hotel effect where as you get far far into the room the carpet becomes less vacuumed, but I am sensitive to this sort of thing, and this is no different than many many rooms I have been in.

I spent the night here on business and enjoyed my stay. The room was comfortable and well-​appointed: there’s a large, good-​quality TV, a mini-​fridge and microwave. The internet is easy to use but a little slow. What stands out as very good: the bed was comfortable and felt clean and fresh. And the breakfast bar was very nice. There is a good selection of cereal, orange juice, fresh fruit (and not the usual green bananas and tiny, rock-​hard apples), scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, bagels, yogurt and waffles. What’s pretty cool is the breakfast area is comfortable, spacious and clean and, while there are TVs, they aren’t blaring. My overall experience was quite pleasant and restful: what any night in a hotel should be. Kati said the hotel was just undergoing a major renovation in 2010 and the results are good. Kati, sorry for your experience. Hampton: well done — thanks for a good night of rest.

Got a rate here on priceline, but no one there mentioned that it was under major construction in Oct. 10. I was on the first floor – and I think that I was in the only room that was not gutted. Fun, to have guys start work installing drywall in the room next to yours at 7 am.