Hampton Inn Nashville-I-24 Hickory Hollow

nothing

the whole place smelled of mildew and black mold the floor was covered in debris the gentlemen at the counter was very rude and unprofessional when brought matters to his attention and was very rude when asked for a refund

Nothing

Rooms stunk; the carpet in the rooms were filthy. My feet were dirty from walking in it for just a few mintutes, then my socks were filthy from walking on it. I took pics; Food was sub par; There were about 8 bikers there that parked under the canopy making it hard to drive through. They had chairs out there sitting and talking. Not good. The tread mill in the exercise room didn’t work.

Was quite good

Nothing I can think of

Cerca de los Outlets, buen desayuno, fácil acceso y moderno.

Location

Elevator and lobby need work.

Comfortable,nice stuff and food, clean , strong shower

Nothing

I'm unsure why this hotel has such a high rating because it's very mid. Maybe it's because even with all the lights on in the room it's still dark so people think it's great? Everything is clean. The staff seems nice. The breakfast is the usual Hilton food, which 15 years ago was good, but it's lackluster these days. It's breads, fat, and weird premade, steamed "omelettes." This isn't on the hotel--it's a franchise problem. But, hey, since they're mostly franchises, what motivation is there for them to upgrade that sad 90s breakfast? So the room is just tired. The furniture is chipped and worn. The bathroom is worn. The covers are a little worn. The people staying park their cars quite near your windows in the first floor, bustle and bang around and toot the car horns to lock their doors. The people traveling with dogs are up at 6 am and don't keep their dogs quiet--I guess they're hoping to lose yet another hotel they can stay at, because the key to having hotels that accept dogs is for people to not know there's a dog in the place! Do better my dog peeps so we continue to have places to stay. The upshot--there's nothing terribly wrong with the hotel. But, you're going to walk into the room, wish you could turn on one good light and shrug, thinking, yup, it's. a room with a bed. Ps. I've been a Diamond member for about a decade now.