Hampton Inn & Suites Williamsburg Historic District

I found bed bugs on the last day. Unfortunately I have not heard from Hampton Inn since reporting with picture.

The Hampton In franchise has proven to be satisfactory (and many times exceptional) in customer service. When you walk in and are greeted with a smile from Kelvin and his warm, courteous demeanor, it sets the tone for a nice stay. He also called later to check in on us and see if everything was okay.
We booked the suite, and it was lovely with a pull-​out sofa for extra bedding. The sofa had a few scratches and wear-​tear, but it seemed to be fine. Hubby (the bear) sawed log on it all night and did not budge until morning.
The beds were fluffy like a unicorn’s bottom, and the other members of the family snoozed comfortably. It was a nice spot to slumber after walking around Colonial Williamsburg.
The only hiccups to our stay were the room temperature, which was a little too warm and took a bit for the AC to kick in, and the wifi. It was a little slow. But don’t let those keep you from staying here. For the price, the room, and the service, it’s worth the stay.

Everything pretty much standard and as expected for Hampton. It was close to the attractions we came to see (Jamestown and Yorktown). Lots of restaurant options within a 2 mile radius.
The rooms were clean and comfortable. Shower pressure was acceptable, and hot water a was just very slightly not hot enough (imo). Breakfast had good options and was kept well stocked. Every staff person we encountered was smiling and offered a greeting. My only gripe in this was one of the breakfast workers was stuffing down trash (where people threw their plates away), and scratching his arms with his food service gloves on and I didn’t see him change them after. With all the possibilities for illness, especially in public places, this is unacceptable.
All in all, we would stay here again, and recommend it.

After a long day at Busch Gardens we hit our hotel up the road from the park. Full hotel, but very courteous staff. Had coffee and hot coco in the lobby and a very relaxing hot tub for my aching muscles from walking the park that day. Certainly worth the price and my business. They offered military discount and had breakfast in the lobby. I’ve found the place I plan to stay when I return.

Stayed for one night during a quick trip to Williamsburg. Location was close to Merchant Square, which was nice. The lobby and hallways smelled really odd, the elevator was so shaky and noisy it terrified me, and our AC unit made such a horrible sound when it turned on and off I could barely sleep. I also found a half eaten tootsie roll on the floor? Haha. The bed was comfy though and the free breakfast is always a plus.

Good price for a good spot if you are looking to visit Williamsburg. The room was big and the lobby was renovated. The gym very hot because the HVAC was broken but I am sure they will fix that shortly.

The staff is friendly. The bed spread had blood on it (not ours) and they replaced it within minutes of check in. The shower is AMAZING. The water pressure is perfect and it stayed HOT the whole time. The bathroom was clean.
The breakfast is horrible. Just so so bad. Even the group of teens that are staying here are refusing to eat it. Fake eggs, dry, tasteless sausage, instant grits you have to add water to, oatmeal that is just… Yuck.

Lovely Hampton Inn. I chose to stay here because they meet certain expectations and they seldom deviate. This place, if anything, is a little nicer than most in the chain and I’d recommend them if you are considering a stay in the area. Our room was a «suite» of sorts, which meant an extra large room with two queen beds, couch, easy chair and work space along with a separate bar area.
We arrived on a lovely evening and enjoyed a nice 1.2 mile walk to the Colonial Williiamsburg area. Took a cab back.
Nice pool and whirlpool, too.
Only beef with Hampton Inn is chain-​wide — the wifi service is shamefully slow. I’m a HHonors member and get the free «premium» service, which translates to around 2 mbps down and .5 mbps up. Time to step up the game, folks. This is not the 1990’s.

We stay at a lot of Hampton Inns, but this one does something entirely different and strange. The cleaning people throw all the towels and bedding into the hall from every room. So you encounter dozens of piles of linens and towels all up and down the corridor. It completely diminishes the hotel. It looks like a $ 60/​night hotel (which it is not).
Also, this place was quite noisy compared to other Hampton Inn locations. Surprisingly so.
Other than that, this property met all the other good attributes of Hampton Inn.

We stayed here the for several days between Christmas and New Years. The kids (10 year old twins) and my husband had a full two weeks off and we would have killed each other if we didn’t go away for several days. The hotel was very busy but clean and pleasant and offered everything expected from the Hampton Inn chain.
A suite with an adjoining room with two queen beds on the third floor is where we called home for several days. The suite was spacious and clean but our thermostat didn’t work. We had to fiddle with the unit for heat. No problem, we still had heat. The adjoining room’s heater sounded like a jet engine during take off. I placed a call after 10pm and the front desk person offered to send maintenance up. Wow, talk about fast. I passed and requested they attend to it the next day while we were out. No reason to make someone come up that late at night, plus the kids were so exhausted, they were already asleep. They adjusted the heater in the kids room while we were out the following day.
To address the complaints about breakfast, this is the Hampton Inn in Williamsburg, Virginia. If you want fresh eggs, go to the one of, oh, I don’t know, twenty or so pancake and waffle houses in and around the city that are open till 2pm everyday. Hampton Inn has a very predictable basic FREE breakfast. One day it may be banana nut muffins and the next blueberry muffins, but there will always be a type of muffin. Stay at a more expensive hotel chain with a restaurant or go out to eat if you want food made to order and you want to pay for it.
The staff is fantastic and will go out of there way to help you. Don’t forget to pick up a list of recommendations they place on the table in front of check in. The suggestions on restaurants is fabulous and we had some great meals in Williamsburg. Also, don’t forget to grab a coupon book from the table. There is a list and maps of other restaurants and sites in and around Williamsburg.
This Hampton Inn is located less than a mile from the visitor’s center for Historic Williamsburg. There is no shuttle from the hotel but on a nice day, the walk would be pleasant with plenty of sidewalks. My husband and son dropped us off at the visitor’s center and went to the Army Transportation Museum about 25 minutes away. My daughter and I took a cab back from the visitor’s center for a very reasonable fee on New Year’s Eve. Busch Gardens is located less than 10 minutes away also, which is beautifully decorated for Christmas and even has select rides open.

Stayed the weekend after 4^th of July and the hotel is clean & very convenient to Historic Jamestown, restaurants and Busch Gardens. Me and my kids enjoyed the pool and hot tub which stayed open until 11pm. We were given a code for the free Wi-​fi when we checked in and my niece was able to connect with no issues.
The staff is courteous and the continental breakfast is your typical options. The computers in the business center were great for printing out online tickets to Busch Gardens (free to use & print).
We stayed on the first floor which was close to breakfast and the pool & you can see your car from the window which was great for sending the kids out to get something. Would recommend this hotel and will stay here next time I go back.

Had a great experience here. The staff were very friendly and went out of their way to help us. Breakfast was excellent every morning and everything seemed very well-​maintained and clean. The rooms were very spacious and you felt like you were in someone’s home.

Excellent stay over the spring break! The hotel was booked to the tilt, however, the staff was so patient and friendly, from the front desk staff to the ladies manning the breakfast in the morning, everyone was professional, friendly and made us feel very welcome. They were very resourceful in terms of where to eat, how to get to Busch Gardens in a faster way than what GPS suggested, where to take kids on a rainy day, where to order a take-​out when we were too beat to go out to dinner and I had to actually work on vacation. The place is clean, comfortable, close to all attractions. We enjoyed the pool and the hot tub and my daughter was using the gym every day and loved it. I don’t know if we are ever coming back to Williamsburg, but I certainly recommend this hotel to anyone who does.

Nice and clean location, with plenty of parking, and a very short walk to the heart of Williamsburg. Have to be careful walking … Not many sidewalks along the route.

I managed to book a decently-​spacious King Suite for less than $ 100 per night on a weekend and I thought it was a great value. There’s a full sized bed that pulls out of the sofa (great for little ones but the mattress is too thin for teenagers or adults), a flat screen TV that swivels for viewing from the King sized bed or the sofa and a kitchenette with a mini fridge, sink and a microwave.
The bed was firm and comfortable and there were plenty of outlets bedside for charging electronics, phones, etc.
If I could gripe about something it’d be the set up of the bathroom. There’s a separate room with toilet & shower and the sink is outside of it next to a large closet. The shower’s water pressure and temperature were wonky but tolerable.
Free breakfast– the standard stuff at a Hampton Inn– but the staff working the restaurant are incredible. Seriously the nicest and most attentive around! If you need something, they will give it to you if they have it.
The indoor pool though… hmmm…NOT HEATED! The hot tub feels great but that pool is like ice water!

This was probably one of the best Hampton Inn locations I have stayed at during my travels. The rooms were very clean. My only complaint was that the TV would constantly freeze. The staff was very friendly and willing to accommodate our late check out.
Aside from the great service and cleanliness, there were a few downsides. While the fitness center was nice, there were some issues with the equipment. A 20 pound weight was missing, and the medicine balls were deflated and missing weight. Also, the pool water was freezing, which was bad considering it was indoors.

Bring ear plugs for the whole family.
Admittedly this place should be more like a 4 star rating but I have to take off a star for our Saturday night stay experience. This place must be constructed with paper thin walls. From our room (#411) we could seriously hear the «411» on the folks in the next room. This was supposed to be the handicap accessible room but I think we got the police sting room. We could seriously hear the very patient parents and two temperamental kids — probably ages 6 and 8 — fighting next door, and everyone from the hall as our room is just outside the elevators. If you are looking to seal an illicit deal, don’t get any of the rooms beside this one! Someone is definitely listening ;)
The hot breakfast was alright. The sliced sausages made up for the scrambled eggs which tasted like reheated frozen egg substitute (ie-​egg beaters). Just as well though since feeding hoards of hungry vacationers on a weekend is no easy task. Oh, and those two temperamental kids next to us… I think were actually 4 boys judging from the ruckus they were making inside the business center during breakfast.
Comfortable stay except for the fact that the noisy neighbors woke up our 3 year old earlier than we had hoped. Staff was super nice.

I give this hotel 5 stars, why? You may ask.
I love the service, I love their breakfast buffet, and staff where very helpful and friendly, I also enjoyed the spacious room, very clean, the queen size bed was a plus in my book, very soft and so comfortable.
As soon as I got in I was out, that bed said here I am, and I was out like Mike Tyson knock me out.
Now the only thing that I found wrong was their walls were very thin, you can hear the next door guest as they engaged in conversation and their pool and jacuzzi was a little bit high on the chlorine, other then that all was awesome, This is one of the best hotels I have stayed this year.
Love it!

As usual, we enjoyed our stay at another location of our favorite chain. The staff is super nice and welcoming. The suite was huge, clean, and contemporary looking. The kitchenette area is great (complete with microwave, mini fridge, sink, and storage) – and I loved the complimentary microwave popcorn! The beds and bedding are THE BEST (my favorite). It was generally quiet (something we notice, as we go to bed pretty early). The indoor pool area is a little small and humid, but fine for the kidlet. It was super close to Water Country (maybe 10 minutes, if that). The breakfast is above par. It is a bit on the expensive side, but we don’t travel much so we like to splurge on a great hotel. We’d definitely come back here.

We were greeted by the smiles we have come to expect from Hampton front desk staff. Our room wasn’t ready because we were too early, but they held our luggage for us and pointed us to the public restrooms so we could recover from our drive before heading out again.
The website had advertised wireless at this hotel but forgot to mention that it was only in the lobby — in the room the internet was wired. This oversight is a bit disappointing since I had multiple Hamptons to choose from in the area and chose this one because of its location and the fact that it said wireless available. Other than this we had a nice stay at this hotel and would recommend it to anyone who doesn’t want to be connected at all times (like me).