Very standard, on the low side of standard. We were on the first floor, a tiny room, the smallest Hampton Inn room we have ever been in. Heard a dog bark next door, several times, will never stay on the ground floor again. The soft furnture had spots, the desk chair would not hold, and had a tear, the linens were a little on the off white color. The bed was barley OK, low to the floor, and we could feel the edge of the matress on the bed. The breakfast was OK. Very good coffee. The staff in the dining room was very nice. The front desk at check-in and later wasn't so friendly. Probably will not stay there in the future.

The remodeling of this hotel looks wonderful. Great improvement from my first stay a year ago. The staff always gives excellent service. The breakfast is ok, I would suggest better "hot item" choices such as real eggs, bacon or sausage.

Nothing really stands out for this hotel. It is a standard Hampton Inn hotel and i stay at a lot of them throughout the year. No surprises and no disappointments. The room was clean and check-in was a breeze. Staff was friendly and willing to give me directions downtown to the main street. I will stay here again.

The staff at the Wake Forest Hampton Inn really pulled it out for this older facility. For my husband and I, it was very convenient to my parents' home. The hotel was was clean, but older when it comes to room infrastructure. Taking a hot shower was a bit of a challenge considering their was little to no water pressure. The coffee was great in the lobby and parking was a breeze. Due to the age of this facility, they may want to consider reducing the nightly rate a bit. In September 2012, I stayed in another major chain hotel in Raleigh for about $20 less per night and it was of much higher quality.