Hampton Inn Hutchinson

Saved by service above and beyond My wifo and I strive to find a Hampton when we traveled during early retirement times. Aways good solid hotel experiences. From coast to coast. I now am wheelchair bound, and am slowly learning new mobility ways. I see a most highly regarded MD specialist. Only problem is seeing him means at least one night travel. Always a nice accommodating stay. I stubbornly decided to travel this time by myself. Give el wifo a break. Everything went perfectly. Except I often forget I'm chair bound and the extra time it takes to go anywhere. So, I was watching this huge Plasma TV and time took off. Great tv. Next thing I know I was running late. Frustrated I had at least 2 trips to car. BTW The Hampton staff placed me as close to exit as possible. Heck, just getting my main bag out the room door was hard. I was losing it, plus found out wind advisories were in effect, Luckily the manager???? Noticed me and came to help. With his help we got my stuff in my vehicle. So grateful to this fine man. Made my appt. with 5 minutes to spare. He even refused my offer of a tip. Love the Midwest kindness.

Diamond in the town Loved this place. Everything about it was perfect, i.e. bed, pillows, quite, furniture not beat up and breakfast (eggs, sausage, juice, bread, etc, etc. Loved the mirror above the sink. Within walking distance of at least three restaurants.

A good Hampton with a suggestion We stayed at the end of December for family get-togethers in Hutchinson. We have stayed in the past at this location. The staff here are some of the most friendly and accommodating we have experienced. The breakfast was good, standard Hampton quality. A slight downgrade due to road noise. I believe in the past we have stayed on the side of the hotel opposite the highway. I did not think about being on the highway side until our first night. It normally does not bother me, but there was a lot of road noise. I suggest asking for the East side of the hotel.

Gross leftovers in fridges from previous guests. Gaslighting. My brothers and I are here for thanksgiving. They’ve got one room and I’ve got a room next door. The faucet in my room sprayed out a couple chunks of something dark when I first turned it on. There are leftover takeout remnants in the mini fridge. When I sent my brothers a photo of that, their response was a photo of someone’s leftovers in their own fridge, too. Ok, so it seems like folks here aren’t paying attention to food/drink trash left behind by previous guests. See pics. Then I got a really weird response when I tried to purchase a beer from their “suite shop.” The employee at the desk said they couldn’t sell the beer since it was already well after 11pm. I showed them that the time was actually just 10:45. They said that this didn’t matter; their computer says it’s after 11pm. ok… fine. But what other implications does this have? Are guests welcome to check in well before the stated check in time, since the computer says so? Will I be charged a late check out fee since the computer says it’s past the allotted time? It felt really weird because we both fully acknowledged that it was, in truth, before the cut-off time. TLDR: I will not stay here again. Both rooms have food/drink trash left from the previous guests. They have bogus policies regarding times shown on their computer versus the actual time. The fact that they acknowledged that the time on their end is incorrect made their response feel like gaslighting.

Great experience The front desk clerk was awesome. I felt treated like family and she was so very kind. Our room was very clean and we enjoyed our short visit. Might need to check the quality of the pillows, but other than that, we were fine.