Hampton Inn & Suites

Great location in the heart of downtown Chatt. Manager frequently stopped by to make sure our stay was great. Small but adequate workout room with pool that is both inside and out. Weather here in Feb. was cold and snowing so don’t believe that you shouldn’t have a winter jacket in your trunk as you will need it. Only complaint was the free coffee that was luke warm when we stopped to enjoy a cup in the afternoon. Staff should keep it hot if they plan to serve all day long. Place was neat and clean. Rooms adequate but the location of being walking distance to many downtown attraction make it a place that I would return to. My only problem with this hotel is that the internet sucks. Streaming shuts you off in the middle of a movie, disconnects, sometimes you can get no connection at all. If you need guaranteed high quality connection to the Internet this is not the place to stay. Three stars due to poor internet.

Clean and everything I would expect of a hotel. This was our second hotel of the night after a terrible experience at a nearby hotel.
Staff was friendly and accommodating, rooms clean and very comfortable bed. Easy parking as well.

Easy, convenient downtown location. Huge balcony in a king suite. 6^th floor water pressure and length of time for water to heat was disappointing. Parking was not a problem for us, but is expensive ($ 8/​day) IMO, considering we are staying/​paying customers; I don’t understand paying for parking. Clean and quiet for us. Complimentary breakfast is what you should expect, and because we weren’t expecting gourmet, it did the job. Friendly staff. Also, expect to pay $ 2.50/standard for almost anything you might want (bottled water, soda, snack, etc…). Son enjoyed the small indoor pool. We were fortunate to have warmer than average weather for late November, so outdoor pool was nice, too. A solid 3 stars.

Great hotel! I love the new remodeled Hampton Inns and that’s what this hotel is in downtown Chattanooga. Great location, you do have to pay $ 8 for parking daily. But you can walk to all the good restaurants. FYI. There’re free breakfast, a gym, a hot tub, a pool, and a great big lobby. They even had happy hour with alcohol and food (on Thursday evening, not sure about other evenings). I’d definitely stay at this hotel again.

The best Hampton inn ever! As a Hilton honors member I’ve stayed at multiple Hampton inns and this was by far the best experience! The women at the front desk, Valerie, was more than helpful and full of information about the surrounding area. Valerie was bright, friendly, and anticipated all of our needs! Absolutely recommend and tell Valerie Carol says hi!

You won’t go wrong with this Hampton Inn:
– central location within walking distance to a number of downtown attractions and restaurants
– well-​appointed rooms, larger than most Hampton Inns
– convenient self-​parking. ($ 8 per day.)
– indoor/​outdoor pool; with fire pits and comfy seating
– free breakfast (the same as other Hampton Inns… but better fruit!)
– coffee available all day, with cookies at night
– real friendly staff
– a short walk to the free Chattanooga shuttle
There’s a certain consistency within the Hampton Inn chain — comfy beds, fluffy duvets, decent bathrooms — but this branch is better than most.

Terrific staff, all of them from the desk to the breakfast room, especially the young man (Caucasian) behind the desk who helped in the breakfast room and the young black lady in the breakfast room. Couldn’t be any sweeter and helpful. Accommodations super comfortable, coffee in room, good workout center including indoor/;outdoor pool. Only wish they did not charge $ 8.00 a day for parking. Super location near to free city shuttle and can walk to many places of interest.

Great location but mediocre lodging. We stay in many Hampton Inns and this one just rubbed me the wrong way. We had a double in the second floor to start, which was convenient if we could find parking on the second floor — there is a door leading straight out (though labeled «not an exit»).
We changed rooms due to the heat not working and got put up on the 5^th floor. This room strangely had a larger entryway despite being the same layout. Worked better because we requested a pack n play and the first room didn’t have the floor space for it. Makes me wonder why we weren’t placed in this room or one of comparable size originally.
Unfortunately the sink here had far less water pressure and took 5 minutes to warm up. This presented a problem as I wash bottles about 3 times a day. Ended up using the bathtub.
The trash can also appeared to have been peed in. I removed the bag one day to make more room (the trash cans in this hotel are so tiny it’s almost a joke) and got hit in the face with the smell of old dried urine. Great.
Staff was friendly, though I did not appreciate the knock at our door at 830am on checkout day by the housekeeper trying to do our checkout clean… really? We just got up. Still here. Thanks.
Overall a nice looking hotel. Decent free breakfast. Nice sized pool. Crappy parking. A few improvements needed for sure.

Excellent stay. A very comfortable bed and very good breakfast. The hotel was very clean and the pool area was really slick. Great location and very friendly staff as well. The parking situation is a bit of a pain but not enough to really be an issue.

Great location! Everything was very clean and the staff was super helpful. The pool was great and so was the breakfast.

Not all Hampton Inns are created equal and since we frequent the brand, this location brought that reality into stark contrast. I will say that the staff were very helpful and accommodating. But the facility had some major drawbacks. The lobby and pool were beautiful and roomy. But I cannot fathom how they got a building permit due to the incredibly inadequate parking. We were there with a group (about a dozen rooms) and half of our guests had to pay for parking a block away since the tiny garage was at capacity. Upon request the staff did refund the parking fees they charge for on-​site parking since we had to pay for off-​site parking. The minsicule drop-​off area is also poorly arranged and provides a cramped challenge for check-​in. And the rooms are the smallest I’ve ever seen in a Hampton Inn. Matching this were tiny 3-​wheeld luggage carts that were a pain to utilize. As much as I appreciate the helpful staff, I would never voluntarily use this facility again.

I stayed here last weekend for one night for a little weekend getaway with my boyfriend. The hotel is very conveniently located downtown, walking distance to a lot of places– especially the river front. You do have to pay $ 8 for parking so keep that in mind. There is ample garage parking though.
This is a very well kept hotel, the room was clean and the lobby is beautiful. There’s also a really nice pool and garden area out back although it was mostly full of kids the whole time (pretty noisy).
Unfortunately it was pretty loud at night — I totally understand the hotel can only control this so much, but you can hear basically everything from the hallway in your room. I did call down to the front desk in the middle of the night about a woman talking on her cell phone literally outside our door, they said they would take care of it right away but before they could come up she went back in her room.
Overall this is a nice, clean and comfortable hotel. We only stayed for one night, and honestly I wish we had looked at somewhere a bit cheaper (we paid $ 160) since we hardly spent any time at the hotel.

Nice hotel with convenient location, but there were a few things to note.
— Parking here is poorly set up. Plan ahead.
— There was a distinct ring around the bathtub. Eww.
— On the headboard of each bed was a post-​it note saying «Duvet cover and sheets changed for your comfort.» Glad to know, but that’s kind of a weird way to tell us…
— We had an incredibly hard time figuring out how to turn the tv on! For all that it was seemingly a point-​and-​shoot remote, something kept misbehaving. It took three people 5 minutes just to turn on a television.
— Hampton’s toiletry products (shampoo etc.) do not have a pleasant scent. In an age when even the basic hotels have fancier amenities of this sort (we stayed at a Holiday Inn Express the next week, where their supplies come from Bath and Body Works), they could really do better.
— the hot breakfast was utterly forgettable. In fact, forget it and get something else. The waffle was the only appealing offering.
Most everything about the room itself was fine, bed was comfortable, which is the most critical aspect, but on the whole it was just a satisfactory experience.

This is one posh Hampton Inn. Like the holy grail of Hampton Inns. I didn’t spend a whole heck of a lot of time in the room but here’s what makes this place pretty nice.
— room had a microwave and maybe a fridge although I am not sure on that.
— of course, those Hampton beds are verrrry nice
— indoor/​outdoor pool
— workout room that looked to be pretty nice
— small market in the lobby
— nicest staff ever. The chick smiled at me when I walked up to check in like I was family. Dang, even my own family isn’t that excited to see me sometimes!
— huge lobby with the full breakfast set up. On my stay the entire lobby was overrun with a million kids which really hurt my hungover head, but that’s not their fault.
— apparently they have coupons and vouchers for places nearby to eat. Plus they give you a map with a listing of all the places within walking distance. Nice!
Only downside I saw was the parking… there’s an up and a down parking lot, but they were both full. AND not only that, you get to the top of the ramp and there’s no place to turn around. Either you back out and risk backing in to someone or do the 5 point turn and try not to hit the car parked at the last spot and also the building. Next time I’ll park on the street or something.
Overall this is the mecca of Hampton Inns and you should stay here if you are coming to Chattanooga. Great location, great place.

You have found the nicest Hampton Inn in the chain.
When they make the pamphlet of Hampton Inn’s, this place better be on the cover. Seriously, this has got to be the flagship of the whole corporation, Mr Hampton himself probably has a room at this place. Yeah, its that good.
An awesome indoor outdoor pool with a waterfall, beautiful lobby, modern design throughout, clean spacious rooms, nice beds, free breakfast, HHonors points and walking distance from downtown attractions in Chattanooga. Seriously, book your stay here NOW.
I have been many places, but this is the cream of the crop. A+ experience all around. Bravo.

This is a new hotel a few blocks from the riverfront area of Chattanooga.
The hotel is very modern and bright. There is an indoor/​outdoor pool with a beautifully designed area around the pool.
The rooms are very modern as well. In the king rooms, the bed faces the window. There’s an entertainment center along the window with TV and shelves right of the window and a smal desk to the left. There’s a refrigerator and microwave in front of that along with a chair. The bathroom is modern as well with modern low-​flow fixtures, a basin sink and a large shower.
The only thing I would fault them on is the breakfast. It’s a standard reheat of frozen options. The coffee is great here though.
The hotel is environmentally conscious and has recycling bins in the rooms. The elevators are huge! And all of the staff I’ve encountered here has been super friendly and helpful.
Great place!

This lobby rivals that of the Hampton Inn in Philly’s Center City; I would put these two at the top of the Hampton hotels in terms of having the most beautiful lobbies. I did ask to be away from the elevator, which I was, but then I was placed right next to a back entrance (which seems to defeat the purpose of being away from an elevator). Oh well.
Parking can be a bit puzzling because there’s written words on the parking spaces for certain kinds of cars. I just parked where there was availability, but there didn’t seem to be many parking spaces altogether (not even a whole level’s worth in my opinion). You should know before you go that there’s parking on the second level, and a door from the second floor to the hotel (need room key to enter). I found this out on the second night (no one told me), so keep this in mind.
My total bill for one night including self-​parking, room rate, taxes, and surcharges was $ 187.07. This seems a bit steep for a Hampton, but you are downtown. The location isn’t bad, and work was paying. I can’t complain!

When the Double Tree is booked I go across the street and vice versa. During season (now) it is always pot luck at reservation.
This is a very nice hotel as far as the rooms, however add the whole picture it is overpriced. On average it is $ 10.00 less per night than the Double Tree, which quite frankly is crazy.
Parking, lower level is tight and if the hotel is booked, which is most of the time and you are a late arrival? You may end up outside and not covered (sucks if raining) or may end up in the garage where? Double Tree! Also, if you do get a space it is $ 8.00
The largest deduction is the breakfast area. One toaster folks, yes one. Now that is fun during a sold out morning. Also the seating area looks large but if it sold out, again most of the time, just go over to where? The Double Tree or 4 blocks to the Blue Plate.
In short I stay as listed above, the rooms are cool, it is clean, has a cool indoor outdoor pool, but overpriced. It’s convenient yes, but there are better prices on Chestnut.

My idea of a fantastic hotel experience does not begin with a 30 minute ordeal of finding a place to park just to check in… with a traffic jam in the tiny garage area… a gate that is inoperable… and a front desk staffer suggesting as a last resort to park in a handicap spot, with the relief of knowing that she «won’t tell anyone».
Once we checked in and someone had finally made amends with the parking gate, we were able to check out the hotel itself. It is really nice — not what I expected for a Hampton Inn. I travel a lot for work and have to say that I would much prefer staying here than any of the Marriott brands I typically stay at (Courtyard, SpringHill, or a true Marriott). The room finishings were modern and clean, and plenty of outlets for plugging in.
We somehow ended up with a Suite, so we had a really fantastic balcony to overlook Chattanooga and people-​watch. We had 4 in our room, and the space we had made it very comfortable for us.
Breakfast in the morning was great, they had my favorite — oatmeal — with all the trimmings. The hotel must have had a full house because we couldn’t find a place to sit and eat our breakfast.
The most annoying part of this hotel is the elevators. We did a lot of coming in /​out of the hotel, and at times we waited up to 10 minutes for an elevator to arrive. Also, the cleaning staff uses the guest elevators to transfer floors, so since we were on the highest floor (6) this meant we often got stopped on every floor going down.
I could definitely see myself coming back here, but the parking and elevator situations are enough for me to see what else is available in the area next time I visit.

I travel for work and have stayed in plenty of Hampton Inns. This one is the nicest one yet.
Located in the downtown area, this hotel is walking distance to the Aquarium, Lupi’s Pizza, the East Bistro, the Majestic 12 Cinema. As you can see, its real close to all the attractions.
The hotel is super family friendly. They offer a 2 queen size bed room. We got upgrade to a queen suite and it was nice, roomy and spacious.
The hotel has a fun pool area with a water fall from the pergola. All the kids loved it. If you have young ones, this should help keep them occupied for at least a few hours. The seating around the pool is also modern and resort like.
The only downside is the $ 8 parking per day.