Hampton Inn Atlanta-North Druid Hills

Hotel was not that clean, bathroom floor sticky, no bath soap and not enough bath towels. Free breakfast and enough, out of eggs and potatoes...went to McDonalds. Two guys rolling pot by the front entrance. Go elsewhere.

停車位比較滿，早餐供應不及時，有時候要等，交通位置在路口邊上，入口不明顯容易錯過，人員出入比較亂，感覺不好

DO NOT stay here - you are better off sleeping in your car!!! They force you to prepay for the room if you book on the Hilton website, then they charge you again when you check in. THEN the nigh**are begins: You have to place a million calls to their customer service only to get shuffled around over & over, and never get refunded from being double-charged. Hotel is NASTY! Not up to Hilton or Hampton Inn standards. DO NOT stay here!!!!

I stayed at this hotel a few weeks ago on a recent business trip, and was pleasantly surprised. The hotel is undergoing a major renovation, but that didn't bother me since I was away all day in meetings. The breakfast was very nice and had all the standard Hampton items. I was given one of the newly renovated rooms on the 5th floor and had no complaints. The room was clean and the staff extremely friendly and helpful. Will definitely be back!

The staff was pleasant and polite. The service was poor. No daily cleanup. Asked for towels and did not receive in a timely manner. When returning to hotel at night had to ask for them again. Hotel in disrepair. Furniture old and scratched up. Bathroom toilet rusty inside, faucet old and eroding on vanity sink. Tub porcelain rusted and worn away. Rusted over hinges on bathroom door and door seemed as though it had water damage since it and the baseboard were bubbled over. Floor was not the cleanest looking and bathroom furniture old and decaying. Not even sure if linen had been changed before our stay. Furniture in the lobby worn and the vinyl had worn off. Paint/wallpaper peeling from the wall. No guid on the phone as to how to contact front desk or outside services. On the way in one night the outside door would not connect with anybody's key card and someone had to finally come with apologies to let us in. Although we recognize that the hotel was having some work done on it, being as the hotel is run on a daily monetary basis, it should not get to the point where repairs and remodel are obviously and absolutely necessary looking to your guests. The hotel should be maintained on a regular basis and not allow itself to get to that point, especially with the name Hilton attached to it. This is highly unacceptable. Over several personal experiences, it has been noted that the Hampton Hotels seem to be on a downhill slide. Our family is ending our business with you. We wish you well. Do Better.

Most of the rooms on our floor were were under renovation. Our initial room was run down with peeling paint, wallpaper, and missing tiles. The hallway light went out. We eventually requested a different room due to construction dust in the air. The second room was fine until the fire alarm went off at 12:30 am. The pool and gym were closed.

The hotel was perfectly fine, clean and very attentive staff, but I have no idea how the bathrooms even passed code. They are so tiny you literally have to sit on the rear of the toilet to close the door.

Room #1: smoke detector had been ripped out of the wall with loose wires extending. The staff didn’t seem to care but finally moved me to another room. Room #2: I found blood in the bathtub. Congealed blood in the tub. Yes. Really. Staff didn’t care. After complaining to no avail, I left 15 minutes later. The hotel billed my credit card anyway. Hilton corporate f-i-n-a-l-l-y refunded the charge about 6 weeks later.