Hotels in Hampton Hill Historic District

"The entire lobby smelled like wèed the minute you walked into the building. Not a great first showing when i have 2 kids with me. The rooms were dirty, stuff left behind by other guests, hairballs on the floor, paint was peeling and chipping off the walls. The pool was ok but the hot tub had large boxes piled high on it as they were usijg it as a storage area instead. The 2 queen beds were clearly full sized not even close to a queen bed. In the middle of nowhere despite advertised as close to casinos and other attractions. Absolute worse hotel we have stayed in. Its unfotunate bc we use LaQuinta often but that has put a bad taste for oir next booking."

"Very clean rooms , bed was very comfortable. Quite place"

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"Simple property with parking right at the door. Very clean. Very easy check in. Super nice staff."

"Easy onsite parking, room smelled of marijuana and a little dated. "

"My wife and I were very pleased with our stay. The whole place was super clean. There was a fridge full of water, o.j., creamer, bagel variety and other items to snack on such as bananas, cereal, oatmeal, coffee, tea, etc. We met one of the hosts who was wonderful. Various activities and places to eat listed on a white board. Very organized and helpful. Would highly recommend and will be coming back. "

"The staff was very curtious and the breakfast was even better than expected. It was well stocked and had lots of options. The pool and hot tub were great!! My one complaint is that the entire place could use a very good vacuuming. Most floors and all stairs were very dirty. Our room was also not as clean as I would prefer, but everything worked well and we very much enjoyed our stay."

"BEST SANDWICH - EGGS CHEES AND BACON BRIOCHE!!!"

"This was one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve ever had. The room was filthy. The sheets looked like they hadn’t been washed at all—like the bed had just been made without actually changing them. There was hair and visible stains on the bed, which is completely unacceptable. The entire room smelled strongly of cigarettes, even though it was supposed to be non-smoking. The bathroom door was broken, and overall cleanliness was just terrible. It got to the point where we didn’t feel comfortable using anything in the room—we actually left and went out to buy our own sheets, blankets, pillows, and pillowcases just to get through the night. We also purchased disinfectant and wiped down and sprayed everything in the room ourselves just to feel somewhat protected from germs or illness. On top of that, there was constant noise. People in the room above us were yelling and fighting, making it impossible to relax. The most alarming part was safety. I am a woman who was staying alone with my 12-year-old daughter, which made this even more concerning. We made sure to lock everything—the regular lock, the deadbolt, and the bar lock. Early in the morning, someone knocked and then actually opened the door. The only thing that stopped them from coming in was the bar lock. When I yelled, they said, “Oh sorry, I thought it was open.” That doesn’t make sense—the deadbolt cannot be opened with a key card, which means they had a physical key. That is extremely concerning."