Tiffany

This hotel was recommended to us but we would consider this a "dogs welcome" but not a "dog friendly" hotel. Unfortunately, this is a one and done. Rooms are small, dimly lit and look to have had water damage at some point. The rooms do not have refrigerators or microwaves which is a given for us when we travel as we feed fresh food, thank goodness we travel with a cooler and the hotel has ice machines. The walls are THIN and if you have a dog sensitive to outside noises, do not stay here. The people in the room next to us were extremely loud and we were woken up to someone in the adjacent room vomiting repeatedly. So grateful we were only there for one night or we would have been moving to another hotel.

This place is disgusting. I am surprised the Hampton brand allows their name to be associated with this location. We stayed here overnight and that was too long. We were in a suite and the floors were disgusting, there was mildew in both windows and in the bathroom. The toilet looked like it had been surfaced cleaned and no deep cleaning had been done in months. Socks were filthy after a less than 10 hour stay and I felt horrible that our dogs were subjected to walking around here. There were 3 people staying in the room but were only given towels for 2 guests. When I went to the front desk to ask for more, the receptionist grilled me on how many people were in our room, what our room number was, and made me feel like I was inconveniencing her. Very disappointed with what once was a great hotel brand but has since gone downhill.