Hampton Inn

I am so picky with hotels. So, so, picky, but I’m also frugal and want the best of both worlds. This place was just right for me!
The price was about $ 140 a night, not very cheap, but after many bad experiences at cheap hotels, this was perfect.
The rooms/​halls didn’t smell bad. They were clean. The rug didn’t have stains. Our sheets looked nice, white, and spotless,
The beds were comfy. We had plenty of pillows and they were nice and soft.
Bathroom was in good conditions. No musty smells. No mold. So I have no complaints.
The breakfast was pretty good. It had a large selection to choose from. The lady who ran the breakfast bars was very helpful and on top of things.
The place wasn’t very full, so I don’t know how crowded the one elevator and breakfast bar would get on a busy week, but we didn’t experience any overcrowded areas, except when we checked in and there was only one guy at the desk, and he took quite a long time with each family. But he was doing a through job, I guess.

Worst hotel I’ve ever been in. My toilet did not have enough water in it and would clog daily… to fix the problem the staff brought me a plunger… My room key did not work at least every other day… just trashy hotel and service. Won’t be back.

Cannot complain. Everything was great! Awesome breakfast. Fitness room. Friendly receptionist. Easy check in. Shuttle to Legoland. Clean bathroom. Mini fridge.

Good enough. The breakfast was huge

This was middle of the road for Hamptons. It shares a parking lot with a Holiday Inn (I think) and it almost feels like they are the same property. The positives… it is located very close to multiple shops, stores and restaurants, and several are within walking distance from the hotel. The negatives… really not too many. It just didn’t have the vibe of an awesome Hampton, but it was definitely clean, updated, serviceable, etc.