My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights (Wed-Thu-Fri), and we found the hotel clean and pleasant, the parking convenient, and the staff friendly and accommodating. The room had two double beds, AND a refrigerator AND a microwave AND a work desk AND a lap desk for those times I wanted to use the laptop in bed. Each bed had THREE pillows. The beds/pillows were clean and extremely comfortable.

The desk area had one outlet available above the desk, one outlet available below the desk, and a lamp on the desk that had two outlets incorporated into its base, which were very useful for connecting the cell phone charger and the camera battery charger.

We were never bothered by noise from the hallway or adjacent rooms.

The bathtub/sink areas were clean. The shower was easy to set and the water flow was strong. Steamed-up mirrors could probably be cleared with the hair dryer mounted close by.

The morning breakfasts were designed to satisfy a large variety of tastes. Main dishes varied each morning and each was delicious. I accessorized my "main dish" breakfasts with a hard boiled egg, a yogurt, a blueberry muffin (or danish) and orange juice. (The cranberry juice, while good, seemed a bit watery.) I left the hotel each morning ready-to-go and wanting only cheaper gas prices.

I will definitely stay there again.

I stayed here for one night on business, and was originally not happy that my travel agent booked me at another Hampton Inn after my disaster in Albuquerque. But I was pleasantly surprised after arriving at this hotel.

The location is good; Memorial Parkway is a wide, long highway with lots of shops and restaurants, and the hotel is closer to the less-busy part of the road. The access is really good, although it can take awhile to leave due to long traffic lights. There are some restaurants within reasonable walking distance (Rosie's Mexican and a pizza place), but your options are better out toward the busier section of Memorial Parkway (back towards I-565).

The hotel was very clean on the outside and inside, and the staff was extremely friendly! I got a "Good Morning" from every hotel staff member I met or passed by. The room was pretty clean; no problems with stains, stickiness, or dirt anywhere. Towels were clean, as well; something I had to check after my Hampton Inn stay in Albuquerque. The room curtains were starting to fall a bit; the bathtub and shower curtain were a bit outdated, and the hot water takes forever to come on (my advice: turn on the hot water and go do something for 5-8 minutes or so), but once it works, the shower was nice.

The bed was clean and EXTREMELY comfortable! I liked it better than my bed at home and my personal bed is pretty darn good. TV was not overly complicated and had a good assortment of cable channels. There is a lack of accessible power outlets in the room, though. In the morning, I found myself ironing on the coffee table because it was closest to the only free and accessible wall outlet. There was an outlet just out of reach behind my bed, but I couldn't lift/move the bed very far to access it.

The elevators are comically slow, but they and the hallways were very clean. Breakfast was decent, but I would have liked to see a little more on the hot side, like eggs and/or sausage. They did have warmed cheese bagel-toppers, which I thought was different and kind of cool.

No real major complaints, as I was very happy overall. The staff was very helpful and friendly, and a stay at this Hampton Inn redeemed my perspective of the chain after a previously bad experience at another Hampton Inn. If I needed to, I would definitely stay again!

This was very disappointing for a Hampton Inn. The room was dirty, the halls were dirty and the service was terrible. I would not stay here again.

Stayed August 16th for one night for a business meeting. Hotel check in was smooth, the desk person was very friendly. She found me a restaurant within walking distance that had great pizza. Room was spacious and clean.