Hampton Inn Ft. Lauderdale-Cypress Creek

The rooms here were clean, a little on the small side, but comfortable. The continental breakfast is quite good, although a little more seating would be helpful. We ended up having to sit outside by the pool and were fortunate that it didn’t rain. The wi-​fi was free but pretty poor. It went in and out a lot. The staff was friendly and helpful and the location is very convenient to I-​95.

Stayed here 7 days. Rooms just ok but not ok for the price. They we’re clean and the staff was nice but didn’t interact with them much.
Pool looked to be clean and the grounds were ok.
The breakfast was the absolute WORST I have ever had at a hotel.
I would not stay here again.

Very small rooms. Borderline clean. Too expensive for what you get. Other hamptons are nicer. Just changed from 2 stars to one when there was no hot coffee this morning when I left for work. ARRRGGGHHH.

Quick notes :
1. Neighborhood not impressive
2. Older building but you couldn’t tell from the inside
3. Staff unbelievably friendly and professional
4. Clean, updated rooms, love all the outlets for your mobile devices, see pic
5. Free internet and breakfast is vast and healthy, not just basic carbs
6. Room was not spacious but adequate
7. Window covering stinks, no way to control window light but all or nothing. See pic
8. Love Neutrogena products in bathroom
9. Priced reasonable. Esp with AARP discount
10. Facial tissues are rough, bringing my own next time

Hotel is reasonably priced — usually the cheapest mid-​tier, brand hotel in the area. You get free Wi-​Fi and a free breakfast… but you get what you pay for when it comes to the breakfast!
The hotel is getting really run down. The last few times I have stayed here the rooms have been suspect from a cleanliness standpoint — towels with make-​up, dirty floor, shower leave behinds from the last guest, etc… The workout room… hahahaha…what a joke. It’s literally 3 pieces of run down, crappy equipment stuffed in an old hotel room.
I have to say — this is the worst Hampton I have ever stayed in. Hampton is rated as one of the best franchises… well to keep that ranking they need to pull the charter on this one. From now on I’ll pay the extra $ 20 and go to the Courtyard down the road!

We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights because most of the hotels in the area and Miami were sold out or overpriced due to New Year’s. This property is a bit old but if you’re looking for a place to sleep, it’s clean and quiet. For me, the area was not sketchy, it was convenient. It’s right next to 95 and there’s plenty of businesses nearby. The rooms are a little small with two double beds but the beds were comfortable which is the important thing. The bathroom was very small but it was clean.
The one thing that caught my attention is that the TV does not offer Pay Per View or any Premium Movie Channels. I thought that PPV was standard nowadays but not according to Hilton.
The pool and courtyard was a nice place to relax and it looked like it was well kept. The free breakfast was limited and they didn’t offer BACON!!! They had some dry microwave sausages and microwave omelets which were nasty. In the future I will probably not stay here but if I had no other choice, I would consider it again.

Most Hamptons are created equal… but not all! This one falls short of my expectations for what a Hampton Inn should be, and almost always, IS. First of all, the area: not the greatest. Another reviewer called it «sketchy». Ok, I can go with that. Location between the highway and the train tracks does not make for a quiet night’s sleep. Pick your poison as far as which side you prefer. Hint: train passed around 11:00 pm and just before 1:00 am on the night that I stayed. The property: pretty run-​down. My room was way back at the end of the hall, and had a tiny, corner bathroom vanity that I could barely fit my toiletry bag on. I called the front desk for a room change because of this, and was advised that every room on property has the same. Couple all of the above with an a/​c that kicks on loudly and violently, and you do not have a very pleasant stay.
The Hampton name, and the things that accompany it (great bed, linens, cleanliness, cookies, breakfast, etc. save this place from being a two star property.

Not my first choice in areas, but it was close to the business I was visiting. The free breakfast was good, with very friendly food staff. The room itself was comfy and the wi-​fi was fast. There’s not much around, but there are two restaurants in walking distance that are well worth the visit: Hickory Sticks BBQ across the street, and Cabo Blanco a half block away (which also serves good Peruvian).

We stayed here one evening, thank goodness. Its not that the hotel itself was really awful, although I’ve stayed in many Hampton Inns and this was by far the worst. The area was pretty sketchy. The water in the toilet was perpetually yellow. When the air conditioner kicked on it sounded like someone was trying to kick in the door. Ok, maybe it was pretty awful. Stay somewhere else unless you absolutely have to stay here.
Oh yeah, the reason I give this 2 instead of 1 star is that they offer coffee all night in the lobby and in the morning they serve breakfast.
that is all.

Smallest hotel/​motel room I have ever stayed in! Bathroom was ever so tiny. Foot end of beds were 3ft from wall & less than 18″ between foot end of bed & table containing TV. Desk person said all the rooms were the same size with the exception of one in which the foot of the bed was almost against the wall & you must crawl over the bed to get to the closet on the other side of the room.
WiFi reception in room was poor & unusable. Desk person said no room had very good WiFi reception, but mine should be the best because of my room location.
Room Air condiioner was loud & kept us awake. Had to turn it off.
We were booked for more than one day, but checked out the following morning.
Are all the rooms in other Hampton Inn’s small?
The employees were good, especially the lady who put the stuff out in the morning.
I feel sorry for any person whose company books them into this place.

This Hampton Inn is somewhat run down, but that’s not the reason for the one star rating. The problem is its proximity to a busy highway and the resulting noise… all day… and worse, all night. By all means ask for a room away from the highway. You won’t be able to sleep otherwise.

I joined our Hendersonville Video and Asheville Video crews who were totally wiped out after driving the grip truck non-​stop from Atlanta. The desk staff had them checked-​in in near zero time with no hassle. I arrived the next morning, and to tell the truth, was a little disappointed the client put us up in a Hampton Inn. I was wrong. Only three blocks away from the shoot, great parking, very reliable and fast and free internet, nice TV’s, — all topped off with a hot, good, and filling breakfast. Not one nit to pick. And, experiencing Ft Lauderdale’s 80 degrees and blue skies after leaving NC’s cold, miserable, wet weather wasn’t bad either. No wonder it’s so crowded there. We need more projects in FL and SoCal in the winter.

I really liked this place. I like Hampton Inns in general. They are always clean and have very comfortable beds. This place was no different. In addition, their staff was very helpful in giving us directions and informing us about the hotel amenities. The hotel is very conveniently located right off of a main highway. It’s close to many things. If I have to stay in town again, this is a nice pick!

This review is not about the staff, rooms, experience, etc. at this property. I was scheduled to fly down from New York to Florida and stay here a week after Hurricane Sandy irreparably wrecked things for me in New York, leaving me unable to travel for a loooooooong time to due sudden and long-​term financial crisis. I booked this room as an advance sale (all paid up front before check-​in) though
, and was told I basically could receive a partial credit if I rebooked a room within three days of my scheduled arrival. That was not possible since my life in New York was turned upside down. I spoke with two different customer service reps at the Hilton Advance Sales department who were unsympathetic, used standard scripts and inflections to show they did not care, claimed they were supervisors and that no one at all was above them (director, president, etc.) to plead for an exception to their insensitive policies. I am basically out all of the money I paid. This totally sucks. I will be writing letters, etc. Beware of their policies.

Fresh cookies every day at 6pm. Nobody mentioned that yet. Also breakfast room in the morning. The location is off I95 and Cypress Creek. It’s ideal for business people with a car, but not really a resort hotel for Ft. Lauderdale. It is almost directly across the street from the Westin Hotel so could serve as an alternative, and here the parking is easier. Has fitness room and pool, no fridge or microwave in room but otherwise adequate. Good internet connection, in fact I’m using it now and it was included in the price.

It was a pretty nice hotel even though there weren’t a lot of places to go to that was walking distance. I didn’t rent a car so I pretty much relied on my carpool throughout my stay. I paid around $ 114 a night for three nights for a king-​size bed but that was through my company’s travel organization. I’m not sure what it would be normally.
They had free wifi and a continental breakfast from 6am-​10am. The hot food changed everyday so that’s good. They had pastry, cereal, apple juice, orange juice and coffee. There were other stuff but I forgot what they were.
There was a sign on the toilet that read the city water had a yellow tint to it and that it was perfectly normal (
). I found that interesting and something good to know about Ft. Lauderdale. lol
The staff were nice. Good place to stay at if you’re on a business trip or just to relax in Florida. The wifi was slow a couple of times but better than no internet. I didn’t go in their pool either but it looked nice and the weather was perfect for it.

Everything was great. Location wasn’t perfect, but the price to value ratio made up for that. (There isn’t coin laundry on site like the website says however.) Would definitely stay here again.

This place is a bargain at $ 80 a night (I got a deal through AAA), with close proximity to I-​95 which means easy access to Las Olas and a hop, skip, and drive to Miami. The taxi only costs $ 25 one way to Las Olas if you decide to not drive.
This place was really nice. Clean beds, clean sheets, and clean tubs. I slept really peacefully here. It comes with wireless internet, as well. Only thing I disliked was the lack of a refrigerator or microwave. Otherwise, you can’t beat this price for a nice, comfortable place to stay in Fort Lauderdale.