Hampton Inn Sumter

The breakfast was hot, different varieties, and the hospitality from Ms. Susan was awesome! This lady deserves a raise! She helped my husband with my coffee (which he didn't know how to make 😁). Everything about breakfast was great!

Everything was good, except the placemats at the front entrance was dirty, but the stay was nice.

Everything close to family

Short stay ...pretty comfy. Fitness room was adequate....treadmill, elliptical and cycle, plus free weights. Could be crowded if more than 5 people were in it. But...it served its purpose. Missed breakfast, but coffee was good enough !

Convenient Location. Access to everything.

I like the staff in the pool and the cleaning is

The room was too small

Room was ok could have been cleaner

They should let people know they are under construction before booking a room it was very hot and stank in the hallways and in the elevator , had to buy spray for the room to smell good

Regarding my stay at Hampton Inn Sumter it was extremely disappointing but unsafe, unsanitary, and in violation of basic guest standards. My room on the third floor was directly adjacent to ongoing construction where workers applied wallpaper with strong adhesive. Fumes from the adhesive caused severe headaches and made the room uninhabitable. Even after being assured work had ended, the fumes returned the next day. There was drywall dust which covered floors and hallways, and construction equipment obstructed guest pathways. Workers were observed consuming alcohol on the job. Attached photos show an empty beer bottle among supplies and debris in areas accessible to guests. The hotel lost running water due to a busted pipe, leaving guests without showers, toilets, or access to basic hygiene. Hotel management informed guests that plumbers would not arrive until the following morning, and no alternative accommodations or refunds were offered. Despite being relocated to another floor after my initial complaint, the relocation did not resolve the overall issues. Also they have random homeless people who walk in and help themselves to breakfast. I had one homeless lady ask me to pour her orange juice before being rushed out by the front desk associate. This stay exposed me to chemical hazards, unsafe working conditions, and unsanitary facilities, which are unacceptable for paying guests. Guests should never face these conditions, and this represents a serious lapse in health, safety, and consumer respect/care. Avoid this dump at all costs.