My husband and I spend 1 night here on a road trip through Wyoming.

The property was clean and well kept and we really liked the two fire pits outside with chairs to gather by at the end of the day.

The room was clean with all the amenities (microwave, fridge) and there was a breakfast included in the cost that was pretty good.

Unfortunately the fire alarm went off early in the morning and ruined some much needed sleep, so I probably wouldn't stay here again just because it pissed everyone off....you should have heard the comments from others in the hall. We just packed up our stuff knowing we wouldn't sleep anymore and got an early start on our day.

The hotel apologized, but they had no idea why it went off.

As long as the alarm doesn't go off, it was a nice place to stay.

The room wasn't large, but was large enough, and had been very recently remodeled with tasteful, elegant finishes. The bed and linens were plush and comfortable...it was a real pleasure to return to the room at the end of a busy day. The breakfast was just a little bit better than most, and the staff was busy making sure food was plentiful and tables were clean. The staff was very pleasant and helpful; we will definitely stay here again next time we visit Jackson.

The hotel is well-maintained with an outside seating area with a fire pit as the temperature changes. No swimming pool, but an ample hot tub (harder for families with young children). Room was small but well-designed. Housekeeping excellent. Eating area small but pleasant. Staff helpful and responsive. Expensive for a Hampton Inn, but probably not unreasonable with the market. Stayed for two nights before meeting friends.

Rooms at this motel are comparatively small and the bathroom, including bath/tub with shower over is also small with little space to put personal toiletries. Woodwork is dark with older style fittings so the overall suggestion is more of a European hotel. The bed, white duvet and crisp sheets, is comfortable with soft pillows. Everywhere was very clean and efficient, which you expect at the price. After 3 weeks travelling in the US we dispair of finding air conditioning which isn't so noisy you have to turn it off to sleep. In Europe we like cool rooms and the opportunity to open windows whatever the weather! B/fast is good with a wide choice of hot and cold foods. We ate at the Renezvous Bistro next door. Nothing in Jackson is cheap, and when we came into town at 6pm the chain motels were full. Our walkin price at the Hampton was more than twice the price at the M6 next door, but that has little more than upgraded camp beds and a cubby hole for a shower etc. We swallowed hard,and considered whether, over the 13 years we have been travelling all over the US, the costs of accommodation and fuel have rocketed too much for us to continue crossing the "pond".