This was a clean and conveniently located Hampton Inn. The rooms were clean and the breakfast was good. They had a nightly dinner reception with heavy appetizers. All in all a reasonably priced option for the area.

Another nice Hampton with another warm welcome (our second one on this trip so far). We arrived early and the room wasn't ready so we just grabbed a quick coffee before heading to Valley Forge. In the meantime, reception had sorted our room out for us, so we managed to check in and dump some baggage. They were really friendly and helpful, and gave out directions to the mall and nearby outlet stores (neither of which held our attention for long I must say). The hotel was in a good location for us as Valley Forge was only a few minutes’ drive away and was a nice self-drive tour, I must say the signs weren't awfully clear in places so be careful as we had to follow the map.
The attention to detail wasn't quite as good as in our first Hampton in DC, we had to ask for shower gel as it was missing on arrival and it didn't get left by the maid on the second day either, also no paper was left for us although it was outside other rooms. Only minor points though as the room was quiet and very clean. Breakfast was standard Hampton faire with a lovely cheery lady on duty. On Monday to Wednesday they have various goodies for evening dinner plus beers/soda 6-8pm if I recall correctly i.e on the Tuesday evening we had pizza, chicken nuggets, chips and beer.
All in all a good hotel which we would use again.

The staff of this hotel are very friendly and accomodating. I stayed at this hotel as part of a group of 16 year old hockey players from Las Vegas playing in Philadelphia. We all checkedi in after 11pm and the staff was great and quick. Breakfast was continental style, but if you are really in the mood for a full breakfast, Bob Evans is next door in the same parking lot. Parking is very scarce, and as mentioned in previous reveiws, the walk is very dark from the adjoining parking in back. Rooms were clean and updated.

I wanted to stay in Conshohcoken but all hotels were booked. I booked a standard room here for $159/nt plus tax for one person.
When I arrived at the hotel the parking places in the front of the building were taken. I had to drive to the back of the building where there is a restaurant (I believe a Big Boy) that closed at 10pm. All the parking lot lights were off and the area was very dark. I travel very frequently for work so I am not a delicate flower about traveling alone but I was shocked that I would be expected to park in such a dark area. I was told there are not enough spaces for guests to park. In the morning I started to dry my hair and the hair dryer couldn't last more than a couple minutes. Upon inspection the outlet had some burn marks so I am not sure this is the first time it happened. I went to my business meeting with my hair wet and pulled back with a clip. I didn't expect free breakfast so I don't want to complain too much but I tried the turkey sausage and threw it away because it was like leather. I also took a muffin which was definitely not something that came from local bakery. I would have given the hotel a lower rating but the desk people were so friendly and helpful. One offered me the hairdryer upon checkout and asked if I needed some products. However, for a quick overnight prior to a meeting I don't expect to pay $159 + tax to park in the black of night and have no working hair dryer. I will definetly exhaust my other options closer to Conshohocken next time.