This was one of the best experiences we've had with a hotel in recent days. We had a well-equipped spacious room. But the best part is that Hilton properties have a policy that limits fragrant chemicals being used in the rooms. Most don't realize how unhealthy these things are, particularly with all of the information coming out now in the medical journals about the impact of fragrances on our physiology. Staying at this hotel was, for us, literally a breath of fresh air. We'll always stay at these properties if this policy remains in force.

Good breakfast, but the microwave turntable didn't turn so it did not heat properly and the coffee maker had an uneven base so the water spilled all over unless we stood there and held it steady.

We have stayed here exclusively over the past several years when we’re in town. This past stay, our 4th floor room had a few issues. The motorized blind was stuck halfway open. With an east facing window it made for a bright room at 6am and an early/unplanned wake up. The shower drain was clogged, so you were standing in four inches of water by the end of your shower. The main door leading out to the hallway had a gap large enough that you could see through, into the hallway if up close. There was some kind of thick weather ***** stuck on the door and frame to try and mitigate the problem, but didn’t work. These are things you might expect to encounter at a lower cost/quality hotel, but not a Hampton. The check in/check out staff were great as usual, but I think I’ll be looking at other places to stay the next time we’re in town. Is this Hampton in a slow state of decline? Maybe it was just my room.