No complaints at all. The lobby is very nice too.

Great spot especially if you take a suite, otherwise the rooms are on the small side. The hot breakfast was quite good with lots of variety and included in the meal and the hotel houses a bible museum which was an interesting and delightful surprise!

When we stayed in Feb. 2010, I knew we'd be back if ever staying in this area. Sure enough, Oct 2010, here we are! Had our dog with us both times and appreciate their pet friendly policy. Had a wonderful top floor, corner suite that was superb. I could have easily stayed their for several days! Full kitchen, comfortable everything! Why, even 4 phones - not that we needed them. The whirlpool tub/shower was huge. I mean HUGE! Loved having separate a/c for living-kitchen area and bedroom. Also enjoyed 2 flat screen TVs, full sized fridge/freezer, big closets. I loved the higher bathroom sink and large vanity area. Breakfast was delicious with lots of choices, and the dining room was very attractive, spacious and comfortable. And if you want dinner - there are several nice restaurants, of all types, very close by, some in walking distance. You will be surprised by all the choices and convenience. Our special thanks to Katie at the front desk who gave us this lovely upgrade for my birthday. We enjoyed every moment of it! Thank you. We'll be back!

This appears to be a newer Hampton Inn, a chain we frequent. The hotel was quite busy while we were there but it never seemed crowded...probably because we all were there for baseball spring training and no one seemed to care! The hotel is very clean, the staff attentive and the breakfast room is spacious, moreso than most Hampton Inns at which we've stayed. Our only complaint is that we had a non-smoking room but the floor below is allowed smoking and, of course, it found its way to our room. We were told at checkout that the north side of the hotel is entirely nonsmoking, so we'll request that side next time. All in all, a lovely place and very close to dining, shopping, etc.