Hampton Inn Omaha Downtown

This hotel asserts that they appreciate military families and offer a government rate and military family rate but when I called to see if I could make a reservation using the aforementioned rate, I was told by an associate that there weren’t rooms open at that rate. While I get that running a hotel is a business one would think that more rooms being paid for are better than empty rooms… Also disappointed by the facility– I guess you appreciate the military/​military family when it suits. Disappointing.

Staying here currently for a business trip. The hotel is very clean and well updated! The best night sleep at a hotel I’ve gotten! Very well worth the inexpensive price for the quality!

We were in town to visit friends. This hotel is about 10 minutes from the airport and about five to Old Market. It is literally across the street from the home of the college World Series. It is a typical Hampton, white comforter, free WiFi, free breakfast, workout room and a pool. The front desk staff was extremely friendly. The parking lot is a tad small for the size of the hotel. They have a market in the lobby for soft drinks, beer and snacks. Typical hotel price mark up for these items. We were in room 315 a king size room that looked out onto the Homewood across the driveway. The room was clean and the WiFi was strong. There are some minor maintenance items that need to be addressed in the room. First one side of the toilet was cracked and as such it rocked when getting on and off of it. The left side of the bed has something broken on it so when laid down in that side it made a terrible noise. Neither were deal breakers. The workout room had multiple treadmills and elepical machines. The pool is inside and has a hit tub as well. We enjoyed our stay and would consider them again when we return to town.

Nicest Hampton Inn I have ever been to. Literally across street from CWSball park Great service

Pros: beautiful hotel, very clean. Nice staff. Good location right by Old Market. They have a shuttle that takes you to the airport and within a couple miles of the hotel. Nice pool and fitness area. Good breakfast (and free).
Cons: you can hear the constant traffic outside the room. We only had a shower — no bath. This was the only hotel I’ve been at that enforce a «no shoes no service» policy at breakfast.

Ok so this review is a long time coming. We visited Omaha to look at the schools in the area last November. Although its taken a while for me to write a review, I never forgot the kindness and hospitality the Hampton Inn showed my family!
Not only was the staff extremely friendly and helpful when it came to asking about places in the area and things to do, they would go out of there way to make sure we enjoyed our stay. The complimentary shuttle was excellent. Never had to wait longer than 10 minutes for them to pick me up from The Old Market, The Zoo, or Creighton University (which was great since it was during the polar vortex burrrr).
The breakfast was awesome. Not only was it free but it was actually good food with lots of choices for different diets.
The rooms were nice with comfortable mattresses. They had just renovated the room and restrooms which were beautiful and clean.
Last but not least the manager (her name is escaping me but I feel like it was Ronnie maybe?) went ABOVE AND BEYOND her job description. She had worked a very long shift and had to work double duty because one of her drivers had hurt himself and could not come in. We were driving home from the old Market and were talking to the manager about our trip. We are from Arizona and my mom had been concerned about driving in the snow to the airport for our departure. The Manager immediately offered to drive our rental car to the airport and have the shuttle pick us up so we didn’t have to drive (even though she had been working for over 18 hours bless her heart). It was so incredibly kind and we still talk about how wonderful our experience was!

I haven’t had service this great at a hotel outside Disneyland! And what’s better… breakfast is free, not $ 25! After flight hopping our way from the west coast to Omaha for a family emergency we landed after midnight and stumbled upon the Hampton Inn while in search of food and decided to see if they had a room rather than chancing the 4 hour drive to dad’s house. The staff here is so so nice, the rooms are huge, clean and comfortable and the price is right! This will definitely be my hotel of choice in Omaha from now on.

The City of Omaha put 10 of us up here for the week while we did some work for them. Clean rooms with free wi-​fi. The bed was comfortable.
Free breakfast in the mornings.
The hotel is right across the street from the baseball stadium and just a couple of blocks from the arena. A few good bar/​grill places are within a couple of blocks. The free shuttle will took us to the Old Market district, 5 minutes away, where there are many shops, restaurantts and bars. The free shuttle also takes you to and from the airport, a 5 minute drive.

Great place to stay when you’re in omaha! The staff was courteous and helpful. The king size bed was clean and comfortable. The internet was free and fast. I needed a later check-​out time and they were so accommodating! The only downside is the neighborhood. It looks a bit sketchy.

Update: Manager asked as we were leaving hotel this morning how everything was during our stay. .. So we told her about the shortcomings we experienced. She resolved everything to our satisfaction.
To be fair, this Hampton is in the process of being renovated, so a couple of our issues were due to that fact. The remainder have now been brought to the attention of management, so should be resolved. Will give this place another try the next time we’re through Omaha.

This was a great place for us and our guests to stay after our wedding. it was everything we needed and right across the street from our venue. The staff were friendly and helpful. I was even escorted to a parking space and into the building by a security guard when I arrived late at night and alone on Friday. That was much appreciated!

Our internal GPS was a little off when we arrived for our evening… at 5:30 AM. The guy at the front desk could not have been sweeter. He recommended we stay up 30 additional minutes to grab breakfast, and extended our check out to 2pm. This Hampton is the nicest I’ve been to, ever. We decided to go straight to bed, so our friendly front desk guy informed us he would pack up a few breakfast bags and leave them for us when we finally got up. Our room was inviting and spacious and had this interesting sort of minibar area with a fridge. Free wifi and breakfast. Love that they have the chargeports that seem to be popping up in many Hamptons. One minimal issue is the window treatments, kind of funky wavy shades that didn’t block the light out that we desperately needed to keep out, at least for a few hours.
I would recommend this hotel highly to anyone staying in Omaha.

Free shuttle to/​from airport and downtown, Old Market. A really easy drive 5 – 10 minutes down one road from the airport. Directly across the street from TD stadium. Clean. Friendly staff.
Ask for an even numbered room. Odd numbered rooms face the street and stadium and are subject to a lot of street traffic noise.

As someone who has stayed in many a Hampton Inn, I can say that this one is quite lovely. We were checked in quickly by Nathan, who was extremely friendly and welcoming. Our room was large, clean, and bright. The king bed was comfortable, WiFi was free and fast as per the norm at Hamptons, TV was large and had many channel choices, and the bathroom was of good size. And it didn’t have a tub shower, which I hate; instead, it had a large walk-​in shower which was wonderful. Parking was free and there seemed to be a decent number of spaces. There is a lack of restaurants/​bars nearby, but there are a couple within a few blocks. The hotel shuttle is wonderful — we walked down to Old Market and had them pick us up, which was efficient and free.
Breakfast was probably the best I’ve had at any Hampton. That being said, normally Hampton breakfasts are disappointing. This one did have french toast sticks, eggs, decent sausages, waffles, etc. The only fruit they had was whole fruit, not a fruit salad like many other Hampton’s have, which was slightly disappointing. The sausage was the best part. French toast sticks were okay; Eggs were standard boil-​in-​a-​bag scrambled Hampton default which are awful and I avoid like the plague (my wife did not, and told me how bad they were). But overall it was the best breakfast I’ve had at any Hampton, and was pleasantly surprised.
I did, however, leave with a bad taste in my mouth. It was a busy Sunday morning, check-​out time, full hotel… one person working the desk. It took 10 minutes to check out, as I did not see any «quick check-​out» type boxes/​kiosks like some other hotels have. And the manager just walked past, leaving the very hard working lady on her own to check us all out. Very, very frustrating and a bad end to an otherwise lovely stay.

The Hampton Inn on Cuming Street in Omaha has been our annual home base for the College World Series. There is a lot to like about the location: it’s literally right across the street from the stadium, making it very easy to come and go. The hotel is fairly quiet, with thick outer walls that drown out the commotion outside. The breakfast is really solid, and they provide free bottles of water and snacks during the afternoon and evening.
For about 3 years running, this has been one of my favorite hotels I regularly visit, and would have been an easy 5 stars. However, the luster has dulled a bit over the past 2 years, as we have seen a progressive decline in the facilities and service.
It would seem that this Hampton was hastily built to accommodate the new developments in the neighborhood, and it’s beginning to show. In our room, there were several fixtures that were loose. In the bathroom in particular, the bathtub spout was halfway pulled out of the wall, and the handle on the shower faucet was broken off. The platforms that the beds are on have become very creaky over the past few years. It just seems like the property has not been incredibly well maintained.
Service has also become an issue, especially with housekeeping. On our second day, housekeeping came while my father was in the shower, and they said they would come back. When we got back to our room in the evening, the new towels were the only indication that someone had been there. The carpet wasn’t vacuumed, the wastebaskets weren’t emptied, and the beds were hastily thrown together, with the pillows just thrown in a heap on the bed. Subsequent days saw the room vacuumed, but the beds were still just thrown together without much care. It would have been better if they hadn’t come by at all.
Yes, you say, but your’re expecting too much; you’re not staying at the Four Seasons. Well, you wouldn’t know by looking at the prices during the CWS. Rooms at the Hampton during this 10 day event are $ 400 a night!!! I quite literally paid less than that to stay at the Four Seasons last month!
While we will continue to stay at the Hampton for the sake of convenience, it’s hard to escape the sense that they really don’t seem to think that asking $ 400 for a $ 150 room should require the commitment to service that you get at a $ 99 hotel. I guess I just feel a bit used.

Pretty nice hotel and better than other Hampton Inns. I got there around 7pm and the staff was appreciative of me and the gold status. They had a couple of free snacks that were in this display case for gold/​diamond members. I saw a rootbeer in the fridge and asked if I could have that instead… They agreed… Gotta love good customer service.
The room is classier than other Hampton Inns as it had a portrait wall… almost like a minibar without the alcohol?
I had a problem connecting with the internet and the person on the other end of the call was very knowledgeable and helpful… I am not used used to qualified tech support I guess.
Breakfast had 3 warm items (eggs, sausage and French toast sticks) + waffle maker + oatmeal.
The con was that the window facing Homework suites was thin enough that I heard car alarms, rice rockets with their fart tips and delivery vehicles part of the night and I was staying on the 4^th floor

Hampton Inn does not disappoint! Quiet, comfortable room with an amazingly comfortable bed. Got a great night’s sleep here for sure.
For the techie traveler; free wifi that worked great even on the fourth floor. The room also had plenty of electrical outlets and a nightstand «charge point» with two plug outlets and two USB plugs. The alarm clock even had an mp3 jack.
The bathroom was clean and good sized with a walk-​in shower and nice fluffy towels.
For a Tuesday night stay, the rate was $ 129 + tax, but very reasonable/​comparable to many hotels in downtown Omaha on a weeknight. The hotel is directly across the street from the TD Ameritrade ball park, the Old Market is a walkable distance, but would be a cheap cab ride away.
The only thing that would make the room better would be the addition of a small refrigerator.

My one night stay for an interview in the area was one of the best I’ve had yet. Getting straight to it:
–mad comfortable bed with an actual comforter (!) and high thread-​count sheets whose difference you can feel… same with the towels
–very spacious rooms with free wifi, huge LG tv, etc.
–helpful and courteous staff
–on-​demand shuttle service available throughout most of the day
–complimentary hot breakfast (eggs, bacon, waffles, pastries, fruit, cereal, juice/​coffee)
Though my stay was covered, the rates I’m seeing from fellow reviewers are very reasonable for the quality and service. Would stay here again in a heartbeat!

For this category of hotel (budget friendly), Hampton Inn & Suites Omaha Downtown is at the top of the pack. If you’re a family of three or four, this is the place for you, as the rooms are huge, offer a decent sized area with a small couch and sink/​kitchen area (keep in mind that this doesn’t mean a separate room).
The thing I loved most about Hampton Inn is that they offer amenities on par with higher end hotels. I again have to give props to the Hiltons. They know what they are doing.
The gym was not large, but just fine with decent equipment. It’s not a business hotel, so you’re not going to have to compete with the suits for the treadmills and weights.
The pool is indoor and nothing fancy, but just A-​OK if you have kids who love to swim.
They have a wine/​beer reception in the early evening, which is a nice touch. Don’t expect anything better than a keg of domestic and a giant bottle of red/​white, but hey, it’s free and they have snacks, too. Let’s not forget the warm cookies up by the reception area.
Although I never make it in time for hotel breakfasts, the K and the kids loved it. It’s not just packaged donuts, either. There is a full breakfast offered, fruit to pancakes, eggs and bacon.
The rooms do not come equipped with a mini bar, but all you need to do is go down to the reception area and there is beer in the fridge, along with wine on the shelves for purchase (along with snacks and frozen foods). Pretty convenient.
The internet was great. Cable on a huge flat screen. Beds comparable to those at ultra high end establishments. Man, the more I think about it, the more I want to scream about what a deal this place is.
Let’s not forget the awesome front desk staff who were so friendly and accommodating.
It’s rare that I give five stars to a hotel, but for the budget-​minded traveler, you’re not going to get any better than this!

Really nice new Hampton! Rooms were great, nice common areas — really nice stay — wish all Hamptons were this nice.
Don’t think of any past Hampton’s — this one is brand new and very nice.
Right across the street from the new College World Series ballpark!
For $ 105/​night — it was awesome.