Hampton Inn College Station

Embarrassing – this property should be razed and rebuilt Came here for a “Stay to play” property for a kids sports team. (that means you must stay at the property for the team to attend the event). It should be titled a “Pay to stay away” from this place. Disgusting on all fronts. Dirty bathroom, peeling paint, ceiling bending in. They have blue internet fiber (why do they have that now??!!??) sticking out of the hallways. Got in bed to find a used earplug (picture attached) – upon closer inspection, bed was clearly not changed, hair that was not mine was there. In the next bed, my kid’s legs triggered an immediate itch/rash to something in the sheets. Packed all things and got the hell out of this place and moved down the street to the clean and professional Embassy Suites. Paying more was more than worth it.

Smelly and not well cared for The hotel is not well cared for. The first floor smelled like a nursing home. My room was on the second floor. The room smelled like mold and the wallpaper was bubbling and peeling off the walls. The bathroom had visible mold around the sink and shower areas, and there was a dead roach on the counter. I was supposed to stay three nights and asked to check out early after the first night.

Not a Hampton Inn! Should not be called a Hampton Inn! We’ve have come to respect the Hampton Inn brand and this location should be closed/demolished/built back. Room 224 10/12/24 Pros (only one) - very close to the college Cons - 1. Everything was damp. Floors, sheets, pillows. A/C worked but it was so humid throughout the hotel. 2. Smell - its was a dank odor thats hard to describe. They tried to cover it up (unsuccessfully) with Frebreeze (picture of empty can to follow). 3. Didnt realize it when we got into the room the night before, but there was no shower curtain! Figured that out around 5:30am when i woke up. Took a shower anyways! Told the front desk guy at 6:15am and he looked puzzled. Told him to just please get me a shower curtain. Returned to the room at 2pm after a full morning of coaching softball at the Aggieland Classic. Still no shower curtain! 4. Mattresses have springs that you see through the dirty sheets. Have to be 10+ years old. 5. Not a big deal but the toilet paper roller was non-existent (picture to follow) 6. Not sure why but the have blue Cat5 cables running exposed throughout the complex…no big deal but just looks trashy. 7. Last but not least…dirty sheets! I hope it was just mud, but who knows. This place should be relabelled as a Knights Inn or Motel 6 because they are bringing down the brand!!

More like a Super 8 This is by far the worst Hampton I’ve stayed at. Front desk wasn’t welcoming in the least. Side door was broken, so you needed to either enter from the front or all the way to the back. Two elevators (very dirty) whose number lights and buttons didn’t light up. One of the doors closed with a sound that made me nervous to ride on. Hallways were dingy and stained. There were cables zip tied to the ceilings that ran the full length of the hallways. Doors and walls were scratched and beat up. Pool was being remodeled and unavailable. The door to our room had obviously seen a pry bar more than once. Room was dirty and spots hadn’t been cleaned in a very long time. Mold and dirt/rust on the ceiling. Mold in the shower. Tiles missing. Seriously, stay across the street at the Embassy. This place doesn’t deserve to even be a Hampton

Go Elsewhere. This hotel is a block from the main campus of Texas A&M, with a 70,000 campus undergraduate population. It has seen years of hard use, facilities show the wear, and it is in dire need of a massive renovation. The rooms show wear. No idea when it was last renovated, but as close as it is to Main Campus, it probably doesn't take long for anything to be worn down. Room service is only on request (common many places since Covid).