When we checked in to this hotel, we asked if there was a computer room, as other Hampton Inn's we had stayed in had this feature. The girl at the counter told us that the newer Choice hotel was owned by the same person and we could go over there to use the computer. I wish we had booked our reservations there or the newer Holiday Inn Express on the other side of our hotel.

We entered the room and immediately smelled mold. We looked in the bathroom and the shower tub, grout around the tub, tiles and even the ceiling of the shower had mold growing on it. The girl at the desk was able to send us to another non-smoking room.

When we entered that room, it reeked of smoked, someone had used the bed but it hadn't been remade and when we tried to call the desk for another room, the phone wouldn't work. The air would not work on high to air out the room, either. The girl at the desk got us another room. She apologized and said the hotel needed remodeling but it was put off due to the owner constructing new hotels in the area.

Our third room was fine, but it wasn't as nice as some other Hampton Inns we had stayed in. We paid $149 plus over 13% taxes for one of our most expensive Hampton Inn stays in New England and it wasn't very roomy, nor did it have any special ammenities. It was just okay.

When we went out for dinner, using a list provided at the front desk, we found that it was difficult to find anything. This hotel sits near I-91 and I-89 and the exchanges were difficult to navigate in the dark.

Stayed here after driving down from Rockland Maine so this Hampton was a little disapointing since I had a great stay there. But it was a ok hotel but no fridge in the room which is important to me and this is the first Hampton I have ever been in without one. Other than it being a little old it was okay.

We chose the Hampton Inn because we thought that it would be nicer than the cheaper Confort Suite which was located just beside. Plus, the Hampton Inn had a pool, which was convenient to us since we are travelling with our two young children.

The Hampton Inn was OK, but not designed for families. Furthermore, the Hampton Inn is older than the nearby Confort Suite and some rooms are Smoking Rooms, so it smells a little.

The room did not have a refrigerator, which is kind of unusual these days and the clock in our room was not lit at night, so I couldn't see what time it was. The room was small, even tought we took a King Size Bedroom with a desk, which appears to be one of the biggest room they have.

The breakfast was all right.

For my return trip, I slept at the Confort Suite located just besides the Hampton Inn and I it was much better. If you are travelling with children, the Hampton Inn is not your best choice.

My husband and I stopped here on our way home from CT to VT because we were too tired to complete an hour and a half more of driving.
It was the holiday (December 30) weekend so the price was not a bargain but probably fair considering the date--when prices are jacked up! We got the AAA discount.
The man at the desk was friendly. We asked to be away from a noisy group that was in the lobby area and we were put in a room on the third floor and it was very quiet!

The room was large and the beds had extra pillows--a big plus! The bed was a little soft for our liking but that is a personal preferance. The bathroom was average but you can go to the front desk if you have forgotten toiletries and they will give them to you. I took advantage of this for a toothbrush (my husband didn't have his) and toothpaste. The shower head had adjustable sprays.

Continnental breakfast was included and it was as good as or better than most. There were cereals, yogurt, fruit, bagels, muffins, bread for toasting, english muffins and hot items of the day. There were two choices for juice and at least three for coffee. The breakfast area was clean.

I would probably stay here again but there are other choices in the immediate vicinity.