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"The room we stayed in had significant damage to the bathtub, missing chunks of the tub finish, giving big rusted, rough spots. We ended up avoiding the shower all together because of it. Fortunately it was just 1 night stay. Walls in the bathroom were pretty dirty, like they hadn't been wiped down for several weeks. Room Walls extremely thin, we could here the neighboring room person clearing their throat, shifting around in their bed, and sneezing all night long long, as if they were in the room with us. The location was easy to get to, and there were plenty of convenient food places close by. Don't think I'd stay again at this particular establishment unless I had no other choice."

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"It was adequate. Definitely the most mediocre Hampton I’ve been too. Paying for parking in a parking lot with no security and sketchy people walking around is a bit crazy. Just a cash grab. The carpet in the room was dirty and had damaged sections. The granite on the window sill was broken. I told the front desk to note it so I didn’t get charged. They just said “it’s fine”."

"Perfect suite for the price and very nice lobby with complimentary drinks and breakfast"

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"Rooms were clean and staff friendly."

"Excellent"

"This was our 3rd-time stay at this hotel. Overall, the facilities are great, particularly the microwaves on each floor just where the ice makers are. Our stay was marred by a not-so-minor snag involving booking via Hotels.com. I booked a "mobility room" with 2 queen beds because of a disability. The receptionist tried to give us a "regular room," but I insisted that I specifically booked a "mobility room." He informed me that Hotels.com "overbooked" the "mobility room." I protested that their hotel should be aware of this and that they should be checking all their bookings - we booked the room 10 days before our stay. It took almost half an hour to sort things out, but we eventually - and rightfully so- got the "mobility room" on the 3rd floor. However, it only has a king-size bed and a pull-out sofa bed in the room's foyer. The main differences between the regular rooms and the mobility room are: The bathroom in the mobility room is more spacious and has a low-side tub, while in the regular rooms, there are no bathtubs-only shower stalls. There's another LED TV in the area where the pull-out sofa bed is located. Better layout and roomier than regular rooms. Complaints: #1. Since "mobility rooms" are designed for people with disabilities, the bathroom lacked grab bars, particularly to get in and out of the bathtub. #2. The water pressure on the bathroom sink is very low. Overall, the entire place is relatively new, clean, and well-maintained. 4.5 of 5 stars."