The Hampton Inn

Stopped here for the night. Didn’t sleep well, pillows were terrible. Hair was on the walls in the shower. Kinda gross. Breakfast was nice In a really nice decorative, clean area. I would stay here again if ever needed to though.

One of the best hotels I’ve stayed at in the last few years. Rooms/​bathrooms were very clean, and the hotel (although very full) was quiet. The 24-​hour tea and coffee service was nice — I tried the tea at night and the coffee after checking out and both were good quality and fresh. Breakfast was expansive and absolutely delicious — omelettes, sausage, waffles, and an abundance of cereals, breads/​bagels, and fruits. I heard one guest ask for sugar-​free syrup, which was not displayed, and the hostess immediately found her some. They even had cage-​free, organic hard-​boiled eggs. The pool and hot tub were very clean and quite large for being indoors — my two kids loved splashing around after a long drive. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful at every turn. When we checked in, we were offered a crib and bedding for our two year old. The ladies at the front desk even brought the crib up to our room and explained how to set it up. I was very impressed and would recommend this hotel to anyone. Thank you, Hampton Inn Medina, for a very pleasant stay!

I booked 10 Rooms for a family wedding from ⁶⁄₁₁ — ⁶⁄₁₅. Hotel staff was wonderful from Thursday ⁶⁄₁₁ — Saturday, ⁶⁄₁₃. So very friendly, fun and helpful, they could not have been nicer. The night clerk even took the time to take a family group photo on almost ALL of our phones, and did with a smile on her face. HOWEVER, on our last evening the clerk at the front desk was extremely rude and miserable. No friendly, hello, good bye, just a sour face. Our group was middle to senior-​aged. We were in the breakfast area watching old home movies on a laptop on Sunday evening, laughing, talking and having a great time. THIS WAS NOT A DRUNKEN group. We were rudely told that there was a «curfew» at the hotel and needed to disperse. It was such a disappointing end to a wonderful long weekend. I’m e astonished at the behavior of someone in this profession. Very disappointed. It really put a damper on what was such a nice occasion.
Shortly after posting the above paragraph as a review, I was contacted by corporate and the manager at this location. They offered to send me a «Be My Guest Certificate» for our entire stay. (only after I posted a negative review of course). So, I gave them the benefit of the doubt and took my negative review down. Guess what? Received a certificate for only 1 night stay. I’m assuming they lied and said whatever they needed to say, just to get me to take down the review. They offered to compensate for the entire 5 day stay (for 1 of our rooms which was fine). I didn’t ask — they offered, I accepted. Its principal. I didn’t ask for anything, only let them know my concern. They offered and then didn’t do as promised. So unprofessional for people who work in customer service.
If you require/​prefer completely flat and even floors/​carpeting to walk on, don’t stay here. If you prefer a little water pressure in your shower, don’t stay here. If you enjoy being treated rudely after having spent $ 124.00 per room (we booked 10 rooms), for 4 nights (roughly $ 5K), stay here. And most importantly, if you don’t mind having a curfew placed on you during your stay, by all means, stay here.

Let’s face it, you’re at a Hampton, not a Hilton! But for a clean room and a free breakfast that’s better than Cheerios it’s not bad shakes. Hamptons are probably my favorite chain to stay at and I’m a Hilton Honors Diamond Member. Now as far as Hamptons go, I find this one a little dated and below par. Nothing to change a reservation for or avoid like the plague, just not one of the better properties in the portfolio!

I always like a Hampton Inn. I checked in unexpectedly at 10pm (I lost my stamina on a road trip). The desk girl gave me my choice of floors and was prompt and courteous getting me checked in. Clean room, comfy bed, hot shower, and those great Hampton amenities (neutrogena products, good in-​room coffee). Breakfast was Mexican scrambled eggs and tortillas, in addition to the usual continental items. Overall, for an unplanned pull-​off-​the highway stay, this was a great night!

This is a standard Hampton Inn. I stayed 2 nights recently as part of a room block for a wedding.
As all Hamptons, a breakfast is included and is nice for this type of weekend. It’s your standard hotel fare with a hot egg/​protein option, pastries, the waffle maker, oatmeal, etc. The staff were really attentive and quick at refilling things which was nice.
The pool and fitness room were fine. Though the fitness room was a bit small for the three people in there at the same time, it worked though.
The parking lot is a bit tight. They have spaces for diamond members, all of which were empty, so that’s frustrating when you get back in the evening and can’t find a place to park.
Two notable oddities:
1) Our wing of the floor were all wedding guests, and with a 2:00 wedding, we were all planning to leave around 1. I walked in the hallway and the housekeeping staff was standing there and this woman, looking at a list, said, (either to me or herself): «I’m so confused. All these doors have Do Not Disturb.» Trying to explain, I told her we were all getting ready for a wedding and would be leaving around 1. She looked at me and said, «You’re not leaving until 1?!! We’re all going to have to stay late to clean your rooms!» It was an odd comment/​conversation and led to other guests (whom I had met in the hallway) responding to say they didn’t need their room cleaned. I was just put off by the comment entirely. If the room has to be empty by a certain time to be cleaned, let it be known up front. Don’t complain to me, a paying customer, with a schedule because my plans don’t align with yours. It was just so odd, that she acted like this had never happened before.
2) The floors are lumpy. Yup, you read that. The beds, pillows, all fine. The floors are almost a tripping hazard. It’s weird and I don’t get it.
Also, because we were a room block, we had to sign a ‘no party pledge’ which included things like: no drinking in the lobby or public spaces, no congregating in hallways, and no more than 5 people in a room. That was odd and a bit of a wet blanket to be greeted with upon check in.
All in all, fine place if you’re looking for a convienent, standard place to stay.

This was a great Hampton Inn. This brand can be very good, or not so much. This particular hotel had been redone and it was very nice. When I called to make the reservation, the clerk advised me that that there was a large dance troop staying there. She assured me that she would try and give me a quiet room, and she accomplished just that! My husband & I enjoyed a great night’s sleep in a clean, quiet and comfortable room. I would highly recommend this hotel!

One of the better hotels I’ve ever stayed in. It helps that Hampton Inn is owned by Hilton.
I’d like to see more of: breakfast juices and meats.

I love Hampton Inns. They are always very consistent and I love their beds.
After staying the previous night of our road trip around the Midwest to see baseball parks in a basic motel, I needed a good night’s rest in a nice hotel. We paid about $ 100 for the night here and it was what I needed after driving a lot.
It was very clean and the free wifi was fast and reliable.
The location was a quick jump off the freeway and down the street from a Waffle House in one direction and a Dunkin Donuts in the other.
This hotel totally served its purpose. They did charge us $ 10 for a roll-​away bed though, which usually happens in hotels, but kinda sucks.

Very clean, modern hotel, helpful staff, in a area loaded with many choices of places to eat …

The best hotel choice in the Medina area. New (less than 10yo), clean, relatively modern. Close drive (or longish walk) to Buffalo Wild Wings, Arby’s, Bob Evans, and a steakhouse who’s name escapes me.
Good warm breakfast in the morning, and they even offer a to-​go breakfast bag which includes an apple, granola bar, muffin and a bottle of water.