Hampton Inn Glenwood Springs

Clean room, awesome shower amnesties, wonderful breakfast, a full spread.
Pool looked ok, but we just ended up going down to the hot spring. It’s only 10 dollars after 9pm. An hour is all that you need.

Stayed here for a weekend getaway to the Glenwood Springs Hot Springs and found the hotel staff very pleasant and friendly. Check-​in at the front desk was quick and easy, the breakfast lady even made waffles for me while I was getting the rest of my breakfast. Highly recommend this over the some of the other hotels in the area.

We stay here every year when we come to Glenwood Springs. Our favorite hotel. The staff here is always so friendly. Easy access from the highway, the Hot Springs, and the town make this a great place to stay. Of course, the warm chocolate chip cookies in the afternoons don’t hurt either!

They only get 3 stars for the staff which was very good. The breakfast person writes good morning on the bananas also!!!’ But, the beds super uncomfortable and the pool is smaller than the hot tub at my club where I exercise! Not really a Hampton

Staff is great and accommodating. They assured me that they wanted the facilities and my stay to be 100% satisfactory. This was put to the test when my first room was across from the road and was noisy, and low and behold they switched me to a better room in no time!
Complimentary breakfasts every morning, and baked cookies at 5 are put out for the guests every afternoon.
The location of this hotel is very convenient, and I am making future plans to stay here again. Amazing experience!

I have stayed at the Hampton Inn in Glenwood Springs multiple times and I used to love its convenience and value, however; during my last stay in August 2014, I was quite annoyed at the recent hotel policy about controlling the temperature in the rooms and having the individual room thermostats DISABLED.
The room was kept around 70 – 72 degrees, which is just TOO HOT for sleeping (Specially if you have 4 people in the room). I kept tossing and turning throughout the night during every night of my stay and was unable to sleep well for days.
I tried opening the window, but then I was getting the traffic noise coming from the freeway and the «heater» kept turning on and off the whole night by trying to keep the set temperature. We spoke to the front desk and they said it is now a new policy and they were unable to turn off the heater in our room. We were offered a refund on one of the nights, however; I am writing this review, because the hotel management needs to be aware of the issues in the temperature of the rooms so they can stop this nonsense of controlling the temperature in the rooms. We are planning our yearly ski trip to Aspen, but just thinking about more sleepless nights in a HOT room is making me consider other options for a hotel.

The Hampton Inn in Glenwood Springs is a very nice and well cared for property. It’s next door to the Adventure Land tram that takes you to the top of Iron Mountain. The hotel is very family friendly and rooms are large and comfortable.

Our room was very clean and the staff very friendly! Breakfast was subpar, and the hot tub wasn’t very hot, but that’s what the hot springs were for. :)

Clean, friendly hotel with good free parking and a just sub-​prime location in Glenwood Springs. They have free jolly ranchers, cookies, water and that sort of thing in the lobby along with a nice selection of menus of places around town. (go to the Polish place on 6^th!). The staff was very friendly in checking us in, and the rooms were cleaned well when we returned after a day put and about.
One if the draws of the hotel is its free continental breakfast, but there’s a reason it’s free. I had an apple juice and a banana. The rest didn’t seem edible. There were yogurt containers and some questionably fresh fruit, just not my cup of tea. I would rather get breakfast at some of the cuter cafés we saw coming into town.
Presumably if you stay in a hotel you will be sleeping, so the bed is important. We did get a king which is nice, but the mattress was far too firm for me. Had some back aches when I woke up, and I guarantee I’m not geriatric yet. The pillows were too stuffed and it with anything nice. With a pillow my neck hurt from being too tall. Without a pillow and the firm bed my neck hurt from being too low. I slept on my arm, more comfortable.
Then there is the AC unit in the room. We set it to 16C and it was 22C when we arrived. 2 days later, it is still 21C. Happened to notice today that it had randomly turned the HEAT on while we were getting ready to leave. It is still warmer than what it is set to, yet the unit think the answer is more heat?! Maybe that’s why it never cooled down. More likely the thermostat is completely useless and there just to give false satisfaction. If I want icicles in my room, I should get them.
The first night the fan on the AC would come on randomly and loudly and when the fan was off a loud high pitched squeal could be heard. It was the compressor in the mini fridge. Definitely a cheap unit. I unplug the fridge if you don’t need it, and at least set the thermostat to manual fan control of the AC so it is a constant background noise and not a wake you up noise.
Full disclosure, I am a Marriott person and this Hilton branch sort of reminded me why. I would rather pay for WiFi, breakfast, parking, and have curt staff but an excellent place to sleep so that I’m well rested on vacation. Versus a cheaper place with free amenities of dubious value that you wake up tired and listless to start your vacation day. You get what you pay for. But the staff were always very kind here at the Hampton by Hilton and they deserve a gold star, if those are given out anymore…

It’s no secret that I am a loyal Hilton user, so I always try to find their properties to earn points to be more awesome than I already am. However, this property gets a special mention because of it’s great location to everything that Glenwood Springs has to offer. Also, the hotel is pet friendly. Woohoo!
Expect the normal Hampton Inn amenities. Nothing too fancy, but clean and updated. Breakfast, is well, cooked in a way that it should be avoided. But this is true for all Hampton Inn based breakfast food.
This is a must stay hotel if you are looking for walking access to downtown as well as the hot springs. Or if you want to be more awesome than you already are.

Very nice place. The room was a little bigger than the Hampton Inn in Richfield, UT. It’s right next door to the Glenwood Cavern Adventure Park and there’s a great running and biking trail that is one block away. The trail goes to Aspen CO 45 mikes away. The staff is friendly and very accommodating.

Friendly service, excellent breakfast, very clean rooms, calm and relaxed atmosphere. Unless you know someone who lives up in the mountains, this is a great place to bunk!

3.75 stars.
The Hampton Inn is an excellent value choice In Glenwood Springs. Fairly new, clean, and comfortable with friendly staff, this place stands above most of the other hotel offerings in Glenwood. Natalie, at the front desk, was warm and welcoming, providing lots of tips on activities and restaurants. She is exceptional.
The free part: Complimentary breakfast was decent buffet fare that included bagels, waffles, yogurts, cereals, eggs, sausage and potatoes. Juices and coffee are available as well. Local papers and USA Today’s are free, located by the coffee bar, as are the late afternoon and evening fresh baked cookies set out in the dining area.
Located conveniently between Aspen, Eagle and Rifle, The Hampton Inn and the Courtyard in GS are my top picks for value hotels in the area.

First off… I’m a fan of Hampton Inns. They are consistent from town to town and are nice to stay in. Free continental breakfast (usually something can be satisfying each morning). Superior at this hotel was the equipment in their fitness center which was actually gym quality equipment rather than the usual crappy hotel quality equipment. The TV was acting screwy all week but I was able to watch something.

Nice hotel. We stayed one night in the Aspen Suite. The new tall guy at the front desk was really nice. The other shorter guy (Keno?) was the rudest person I have seen in a hotel. I was standing in front of him and he wouldn’t even acknowledge me. He got on the phone in front of me, I waited. He got off the phone and I tried to make eye contact (literally two feet away from me) and nothing. Then he got on the phone again. Not worth the time waiting for him! I have to say these incident kind of ruined my afternoon.
Hotel room was nice, housekeeping staff very nice, cookies in the afternoon (4pm) and good breakfast in the morning (7am-​10am). I would come back after researching every necessary info online so I don’t have to ask questions to front desk staff!

I’m giving 3 stars because they comp’d me a night, they have a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Upside: refrigerators, comfy bed, pillows and white comforter + Great water pressure in the shower, good breakfast, nice staff.
Whomever noted below this review said that they stayed in a remodeled room did not get room 201. First off the elevator needs to be cleaned up and the hall carpets replaced, cleaned. The pool looked OK. The bath had a nice sink and counter top but the rest of the place was from the 80’s (yes 30 yrs ago) and the guy who commented in 2009 – hey, it still smells like BO. I thought that it was the sulfur springs smell or the cyclists and hikers that may have contributed to that smell but may be wrong.
They ran out of shampoo and the iron had some crud on it, thankfully it did not destroy my work blouses.
I know this is a bedroom town but for 139 with a corporate account, I expected better. No HBO, the rooms were a dark dank striped carpet, a dark colored, horrible sofa that I would never sit on and a teeny tiny coffee maker. They were building something in the lot across the street, sort of noisy. This place is packed in the off season, the owners can afford to remodel it.

I am typically not impressed with Hampton Inns but I must say, this one was fantastic. Remodeled and clean rooms, comfortable beds, nice breakfast with a variety of foods, indoor pool that the kid enjoyed and helpful staff. I would definitely stay here again. They were all booked up the night we were there and I can see why!

My hunny and I went up to Glenwood for our Anniversary. We stayed here and when we pulled up the the hotel, we were a little nervous… but when we got to our room… we were delighted! We told them that we were away from the kids for our anniversary and they did a great job of keeping us in a quiet room. We had a suite… King size bed, jacuzzi… awesome! Nice easy walk to the Hot Springs pool and downtown. Very, very comfortable bed. The softest sheets I ever felt! I would totally stay here again! They accidentially double charged us… which we discovered 2 days after our trip was over… but they were apologetic and refunded the error.

Stayed here after going next door to the Holiday Inn Express. I am a member with the Priority Rewards with them, when I went in the heavy set guy there looked at us and said he had only smoking rooms left. Not willing to take that room decided to go next door to the Hampton Inn. Tired from driving from Telluride through the Independance Pass was glad we found this gem. Great room, very clean and best of all within walking distance from restaurants across the river not only that… the AC worked! I hope this is the quality of all Hampton Inns because I have just signed up for their rewards program!
Lilly checked us in and was great!

An automatic four stars for having half a six-​pack of Bud Light and a nearly-​full fifth of Jack Daniels sitting there in the middle of the floor when we checked in! It’s as if they knew we were coming.
One of my friends said the room smelled like «Man B.O.» when we walked in; so much so that she checked in the bathroom to make sure some sweaty psychopath wasn’t lurking nekkid behind the shower curtain, waiting to turn our Girls’ Weekend into fodder for some B-​movie slasher flick. To the Hampton Inn’s credit, none of the rest of us smelled it. All we smelled was new carpeting. We told her she was crazy and sprayed leave-​in conditioner around the room to set her olfactory nerves at peace.
A few minutes after we’d settled in, a woman from housekeeping peeped through the door. Seems she’d forgotten a little something. «Were you looking for your Pack O’ Fun?» I asked.
«Hee hee hee,» she gigged in another language, grabbed her beverages, and disappeared back out the door. Okay, so the staff likes to have a little fun… so what? At least the room was clean and pube-​free (see my review of the Motel 8 in Rock Springs, WY, for proof that this is not always the case).
Beyond the lack of strange pubes (a definite plus), the beds are super comf and breakfast is included. It’s nothing to write home about (and I’d steer clear of the weirdo square-​crumbled eggs if I were you), but it’s free. Free is always good!
Rooms are spacious, and ours included a lounging couch, microwave, coffeepot, and mini-​fridge. It’s also walking-​distance from the Hot Springs, and nobody will look twice if you shuffle back to the Hampton Inn wearing a puffy bathrobe over your jeans and tennies. It’s just that kind of town.
Minus a star for saying they have HBO… because they don’t. At least not in our room.