Hampton Inn Hotel & Suites Ogden

We stayed here to go skiing at snowbasin. It was perfect. 30 min drive to the slopes. Parking is free at a nearby parking structure (3 min walk) though it is not attached. Breakfast every morning is great. They even have complimentary lunch sacks you can take with you! In the evening they have cider and cookies, yum. Hot tub after a day of skiing was wonderful. Free WiFi and nice rooms to top it off. Would definitely stay here again!

I was driving from Los Angeles on route to Sun Valley and ended up in Ogden. We decided to stay at the hotel last minute, checked in around 9:30pm. The gentlemen at the front desk could not have been more friendly and helpful. While we checked in the lobby had plenty to offer! Ice water, fresh apples, hot cider, tea and coffee, and freshly baked cookies. And sounds silly, but they had the cutest to go cups with little mustaches on them, just a nice touch!
The rooms were ample in size, impeccably clean and they had neutregena products for the bathroom.
In the morning we woke up to a complimentary Buffett breakfast, with freshly baked waffles, fruit, eggs, toast, bagels, the works! And if you miss breakfast they prepare to-​go bags for you to take on the road.
What a pleasant surprise the hotel was! Highly recommend, if you’re passing through Ogden!

Taking daughter back to school in Montana, driving from Los Angeles. Day on was supposed to be spent in Provo, but due to a BYU back to school event, there wasn’t a room to be had anywhere. Unilocal found us this gem and we took the room with glee, arriving around 10 pm. Valet was done for the night so hubby self parked, but we unloaded and were up in the room with cocktails in no time at all. Friendly staff, ok breakfast (canned fruit, this isn’t California), beds super comfy, lovely bathroom. Building is amazing, as a previous reviewer stated a historic update would have been nice. Lovely blend of old and new, someone did a great job.

I stayed at this hotel with my wife during a long road trip; given the options in the area, we decided it was the best value. The beautiful is technically downtown though a few blocks’ walk is required to reach any reliable stretch of shops, cafes or eateries. The building is beautiful, historic and restored. The lobby feels like it belongs in a grand city, and to a grand hotel. One feels appreciated, safe and cared-​for here.
The room was ample-​sized and clean, with a generous bed and all the typical amenities for a room at this level. I stayed on the third-​floor, and though the views were of nothing exciting, they were appreciated. The windows are large and impressive, though guests cannot open them unfortunately. Noise wasn’t an issue, nor was temperature.
The free breakfast, as usual, does not live up to one’s hope, though it suffices. The service, as I experienced, was impeccable. Many little touches add up to an experience a bit more luxurious than elsewhere. The «L-​shaped» jacuzzi was in a big room, and though I appreciated the feature, it was a bit heavy on the chlorine at this point in time. Also, I wonder if it could have been a bit warmer.
Overall, a wonderful experience in little Ogden.

Yes, I am giving this Hampton Inn 5 stars for appearance, courtesy of the staff, and the cleanliness of the rooms. It’s the highest ranking that I’ve given any hotel — this place is unique.
It’s a real shame that they do not have some sort of historical blurb about this hotel — in the lobby or even in the guest services book. Like, the hotel opened in 1913, has 124 rooms, near the historic district (25^th street, Union Station, etc) — ALL within walking distance, and it opened after the remodel to the 2002 SLC Olympics.
I had to find all that online — because the property is really beautiful. Parking is a bear, but for $ 12, you can valet — which is quite reasonable to this road warrior. An excellent stay at this hotel. Just look at the marble walls of the lobby — yeah, this was the type of hotel that would have booted me out the doors back in 1913…

Actually, a 4 ½ is more like it. As a stranded pilot, I found myself staying here for three nights but checking out each morning thinking I was going to leave. The staff could not have been more accommodating. Typical Hampton breakfast (about the best free one you can find). The 100 year-​old building is very cool and the hotel inside looks like it was built last year. Rooms are spotless and very nicely furnished. Great food and pubs in walking distance. Hot apple cider in the lobby. Best of all, rates are between $ 100 and $ 140 a real bargain for a «downtown» hotel. Hamptons are always my preference and this one is exceptionally nice.

Called & got a room reservation but when I got to the hotel 3 hours later they stated that they did not have a room reserved for me nor did they have any rooms available… If it was possible to give negative stars I would!

Hotel is in good location off a main Street. Plenty of restaurants and bars within walking distance. Slackwater has good pizza and beer, Tona is great sushi, McCool’s is a comfy local Irish bar.
The rooms are clean. Friendly staff. Decent breakfast. The parking is different that it is a block away in a ramp on the other side of the block. I liked the lemon/​orange water and cookies in the lobby each afternoon.

Nice place. Clean and very nice décor.
The parking is a little dicey for me, that is the only negative part of our stay.
It is walking distance to some decent restaurants so that helped.
The rooms are comfy and clean. All in all a pleasant place.
Love this historic old building.

Absolutely fantastic hotel! Great staff, great amenities, fantastic location, great price! We only stayed one night but my wife and I would definitely go back again. We are in Ogden quite a bit and have stayed in a few different hotels. This one we’ll be going back to.

Great hotel. Breakfast better than expected. The room was clean and we enjoyed staying in downtown ogden which has some cool restaurants. Staff was friendly and accommodating.

We loved the room. It is quiet, clean and well designed. The price is so reasonable and you definitely get more than you pay for. Highly recommended!

Stayed here for the night recently while driving cross country from Oregon to Virginia, what a surprising treat my stay at this hotel was!
The Good:
–Historic building with all the Hampton amenities you would expect. I learned upon driving up that this is not your typical Hampton located off the Interstate. Instead it is a 100 year old hotel that has been recently renovated. The atmosphere is unique and quiet unexpected, I wish more Hampton Hotels had as a unique of feel as the one in Ogden.
–Great location! Located 1 mile from I-​84, the hotel is easy to access when stopping through on a roadtrip. The added treat is it is located in the heart of Ogden blocks away from their shopping center.
–Friendly Employees
–Gigantic Jacuzzi and large (for a hotel) fitness center
–Large rooms with new furnishings
–Free Breakfast
–Great Prices. I was shocked that I could get a room here for a mere $ 85.00.
This is plain and simple a great hotel, the fact that it is not directly off the interstate should not disuade you from staying here as you will get a unique experience that can’t be found at the other roadside hotels. Next time I am driving through the area and need to stop for the night, I will be staying at this hotel again for sure!

Great place on the main drag in Ogden. Nice big lobby and friendly people. They also have some sort of lemon water and cookies in the lobby too… yum. Free parking, but it is in a lot not attached to the hotel. Very close, though. Parking is free on the streets in Ogden, but there are time limits.
Free breakfast and wifi, and the rooms include a fridge and microwave, as well as the other amenities you would expect, like a bathroom. :)
Great running trail about 7 blocks from the hotel, as well as some fantastic local restaurants.

This place was not built as a Hampton Inn, the building, layout, and décor harken back to the 1930s or 1940s. Lots of marble. Pretty place. Must have cost them a pretty penny to renovate this hotel. The gym in this hotel is practically brand new and very nice. Three treadmills, two elliptical trainers, and a stationary bike. The rooms are nice, roomier than I expected from a building like this. The breakfast is OK. The staff is very friendly.

I really love this hotel. There is a great fitness centre that opens 24 hours… great if you’re like me and take a notion at 2am!
*Free hot breakfast.
*Amazing beds and really accommodating and friendly staff.

I have been at this Hampton Inn for almost two months now. The staff here is very friendly and they remember and greet you by your name. The cookies there are delicious, the rooms are clean. The building is nicely restored, the stairs are beautiful. They have a wide variety of breakfast options in the morning. The rooms are nice and clean, the only problem for not getting all stars is the parking. The parking is a bit far from the hotel unless you find a parking spot on the street. Also, there are not a lot of places that deliver to this hotel so far there have only been two one Chinese and another Pizza. There are many restaurants in walking distance to eat. There is also a small indoor shopping area close by. The location is a pretty good. Overall I recommend this hotel for a stay if you are in Ogden.

This is a great hotel, clean rooms and friendly service. The only negative was
The parking. We kind of worried about our car getting broken into. The front desk claimed they hadn’t had any problems though.

Came here on a business trip. Would have probably never felt the urge to travel to Ogden.
But Hampton Inn was wonderful! Had top floor (8^th) with the view of the mountains. Beautiful.
Room with King Size Bed was clean, but I packed me some handy dandy wipes to do a check on the room.
Walking distance from some mall with indoor rock climbing, and indoor skydiving. This area is very… active.
Front desk very helpful in my case… got to check out a little bit later than what was standard.
They serve hot apple cider and warm oatmeal cookies!!! Trying to be Double Tree, huh, little Hampton Inn? So sweet.

I concur! The lemon water is very tasty and adds an air of elegance to the whole Hampton Inn’s charm.
We were there for 4^th of July weekend and stayed in one of their suites which I think was very nice and cleaned everytime to perfection during our 3 nite stay.
The entire hotel always smelt so good. I mean you can definately tell that the rugs and air were clean. I don’t always leave a tip at a hotel for the maid service but I did this time because I felt Maria Ruth had done an exceptional job preparing our room each day.
The breakfast was a very nice touch but I wish they had eggs. The parking situation is a little weird since you have to park your car a couple of buildings down in a parking structure then walk to the hotel. And it would have been nice if they’d had a pool. The Whirlpool was out during our stay as well.
Nevertheless, You can really tell that Hampton Inn’s are in the Hilton family of hotels. When you stay here you will feel like you spent a lot more money.
I totally recommend this place!