Hampton Inn and Suites

My husband and I stayed one night. The lady at the front desk was pleasant until she asked what type of vehicle we were driving. When I said it was a Ford F-​150 she said, «You’re NOT TOWING anything ARE YOU!?» I guess if we had been pulling the boat we wouldn’t have been allowed to stay. The room was overpriced for the quality of the furnishings, although the room appeared to be clean. Breakfast was fairly average but typical for the brand. Hotel options in the area are very limited but we would most likely stay somewhere else next time.

We stay here 3 – 4 times per year and love this area. This hotel is great and the staff treats you very good. There are multiple good restaurants nearby and you can’t beat the Sheldon Winery. By far, our favorite hotel and area to visit!

Rooms are very clean and modern. Social area is very inviting. Love the bar area as well. Stayed here every year for the Vettes for Vets event.

Probably one of the best Hampton Inn and Suites around. Don’t know if it is my status at Hampton Inn, but my review will be total opposite of the previous. This Hampton is owned by Shelton Vineyards (See Restaurant Review too.) The room is a suite, which is a about 16×24. Full king bed, desk, couch, chairs, flat screen TV, with full channel access.
Downstairs offers a great lobby with sitting area, business office, inside swimming, and a small work out center.
From 5pm — 9pm Shelton has a wine room on site. You can go in sit, chat with the employees and enjoy the many wines Shelton Vineyards offers.
If your hungry you can pull out of the driveway, go 2 ½ miles to the Vineyards and Grill! Outstanding! The scenery is beautiful here and you cannot go wrong. Still bored, if you have kids or just nostalgic yourself, Take 601 right into Mount Airy, NC about 10 mi es north. Main Street will provide Snappy Lunch, Floyd’s Barber Shop, you can see the aging Wally’s service station, and even tour Andy Griffith’s home and museum. Still bored, take a hike to Pilot Mountain aka Mt. Pilot from the Andy Griffith Show. Lost? Just ask for directions. I have never been to this area and encountered a nasty person. Hospitality is well defined in this neck of the woods!
My wife stated after a day in this area «I could live here!» Hmmm, this old country hick just heard music to his ears. Let’s see, quiet and calm of Mayberry or hustle and bustle of Atlanta? Sounds like a no brain-​er to me. Well, then again as we age we need to think health care so I guess Atlanta will be home with some 3 and 4 day weekend trips! Best of both worlds.
When trip happens this will be my lodging location.