HAMPTON INN HARRISONBURG - UNI

We stayed one night traveling from Gatlinburg to Philly and towing an RV. We did call ahead to be sure they had room for the RV, which they did. As others have mentioned, the lobby has been renovated but the rooms themselves are mostly ancient. They do not support the digital key technology which has been a Hilton standard since before the pandemic. There was only one working elevator and that one was scary. It had some aftermarket call button system that really concerned me. Most things in the room are scuffed, dented and broken. The television was the old LG with direct tv that I haven’t seen in about 10-15 years. The one good thing about that was I was able to easily connect my Roku because there was no technology to block me out. The bathroom did have fresh wallpaper and tile, however. So not sure if they are trying to update the whole hotel or not. One pet peeve I have is housekeeping knocking on the door two hours before check out to make sure you are awake. This really irritates me. Breakfast was the same lackluster Hampton Inn breakfast that was neither good nor bad. I really feel like this hotel would be more fitted to the Hilton Spark value brand than a Hampton Inn. I would compare this to a Days Inn. There are so many better options in the area, that I would not choose this again even though I only rarely stay at a non Hilton brand. In this area I would.

We booked this hotel because we've always had good experiences with Hampton Inns. Not this one. It is old, which could be excused, but it's also dirty and gross. The chairs in the lobby are stained and dirty. The wooden tables in the breakfast area are all sticky from the humidity in the hotel. Our room was so humid that my book felt wet. The rooms are small. The AC unit made the room cool, but nothing took out the incredible humidity which made everything, and us, feel wet and damp. The breakfast was the standard Hampton Inn food, which is good. But eating at the sticky tables was not ideal. One of the two elevators was out of order, and there was blue painters tape covering the buttons. The tiles in the working elevator are cracked and broken. There was dirt all over the hallway in the morning. The place needs a complete overhaul, and definitely does not live up to Hampton Inn standards. I would avoid this hotel at all costs, as there are plenty of other choices nearby that hopefully would be better.

This Hampton Inn is old and tired and needs a complete overhaul/remodel. All the furniture was either stained, chipped, dinged, dented, scratched, or old. Sometimes it was a combination of those things. Location is good. The Valley Mall is across the street, so you can walk to that, along with many other places such as Five Guys, Bruster's Ice Cream, IHOP, Popeye's, Kroger grocery store, etc. etc. Noise level was fine, as I used the app to pick a room at the of the hall on the 3rd floor. Don't get a room by the elevators or ice machine or on the 1st floor. Service? I used self check in and check out, so I didn't really deal with any employees there. People at breakfast were asking an employee for water, as there was none around, and she asked if they had their room card, meaning she was going to charge them for water, as I saw her come back with bottled water out of the fridge where they sell it. Water should be free with breakfast. I was also not happy they did not have bacon available for breakfast. The shower in the room had two temperatures: Freezing cold or scalding hot. You would turn the handle almost all the way as far as it would go and it would stay freezing cold then you would hear a noise, like something triggered and it would become scalding hot. No way to make it a little less hot. If you moved the handle down, you would hear that noise again and it would become freezing cold. The TV was tiny and not even a smart TV. Overall I can't recommend this hotel and would not stay here again.