Used bandaids in the pool and on the floor, mildew everywhere.

Hotel is tired, needs some attention. Bathroom caulking was moldy, burn mark in lounger.

The hotel was mobbed. Had cheer/basketball competition which caused the place to be full. Not being with that crowd caused us to be almost forgotten about. It was hard to get service.

The hotel staff was not particularly friendly or helpful. We needed a few personal otems that we had forgotten. We asked the front desk if they had any. Come to find out the bathroom, about 10 feet from the front desk had everything we needed. Instead the front desk staff sent me to the closest store about 10 minutes away. The pool had a bunch of broken tiles around and the curtain trying to make the tiny room window look bigger were just not great. The beds were very comfy and the room was very clean. So housekeeping is on top of it, but the front desk, meh.

It was a good experience. Loved the hot breakfast in the mornings. Friendly staff. The beds were comfortable and room were clean.

Upon check-in, the poor man quiet but kind, and was overwhelmed. Our room was not labeled with a room number. Opened door, the room stunk of wet dog. Bed were clean, thankfully. Bathroom trash had trash in it, there was some gunk on the wall. Tub didn’t drain well. Toilet didn’t flush well. Remote to tv felt sticky. Lights and outlets worked. Was not noisy. Pool and hottub were green. Area was disgusting. Door was popped open by a wet foot sign. Floor had hair and dirt and ants all over. Several areas of what look like mold, black in color, especially near hottub. Did not smell like chlorine, hottub had a rank odor like feces in one corner. Pile not access doors with key card, used main entrance, seen side doors propped open. Floors wet in lobby from pool. Man working evening was incredibly kind. Towels were scarce, had asked for extras that never came. Carpets in hallways were dirty and not vacuumed. Elevator made weird sounds. Overall, front desk staff pleasant. Hotel disgusting needs to be cleaned, pool and hottub were disgusting. Bathroom in with pool was very dirty. I’ve stayed in a lot of Hampton Inns and this by far was the worst one I’ve ever stayed in. We will not be back. I feel like due to conditions we should only have to pay half of what we did. I know this is definitely not the representation the Hilton company stands by. I should have stayed next at the Marriott on the other side of the bridge, price was comparable.

This hotel has really lost its mojo. Nothing's a total show stopper, but it's very tired and dated, and often just can't be bothered. Some aspects felt more like student accommodation or a hostel rather than a 3★ hotel. My room was on the third floor, but the tiny single window in the corner meant that it was always very gloomy and needed the lights on, even in the daytime. It didn't help that the blind obscured the top quarter of the window. Several TV news channels were pixelated or frozen, presumably because a satellite dish was too small or misaligned. There was no room service (only every other day) so the towels were not changed and the coffee supplies were not replenished. Breakfast offered a very limited and uninspiring choice. There isn't even a proper breakfast room, just a few tables in the lobby area where an irritating TV droned away, its unwatched quiz show competing with the background piped music. Cereals were all individually packaged and all the cutlery and crockery was disposable, resulting in mountains of waste, environmentally most unfriendly. The flimsy plastic forks were almost useless. The hotel can be hard to find because there's no totem, just an anonymous 'Enter' sign: the signage on the building can be obscured by trees. There were a few plus points: the bed was comfortable, the room was quiet and it was easy for guests to shut the self-closing doors without them slamming noisily. Overall verdict: Urgent refurb, then 'Must Try Harder'.

The hot tub is broken the pool has abunch of dirt in it.The mirror in the rooms had soda all splated over it.Its very DIRTY.