Hampton Inn Tremonton

Pricey but perhaps appropriate for location My husband and I stayed here when passing through. We had a good stay with no issues. The bed was comfortable and unlike most hotel beds my back was fine in the morning. My only issue was this place seemed pricey, but perhaps that is what it costs to stay in a decent place in the middle of nowhere with not much competition. Breakfast was fine. Hotel clean. Large room. All needs taken care of.

Nice Our room was clean and comfortable. The bed was one of the most comfortable beds I’ve slept in all vacation. They have a well equipped fitness room and the free breakfast was good. They have a very nice pool area. They have EV charging stations in their parking lot. Their staff is very friendly.

Good overnight stay Check-in in the bright and modern lobby was very nice. Room 205 is facing the mountains, so we had a pretty view; the bed was actually facing the window. The room was clean, had good lighting, lots of outlets and USB ports and the internet was great! The TV remote was easy to use (which is not always the case), the bathroom had a nightlight and the room was spacious. The shower had good water pressure. The desk chair was very worn and the A/C didn't cool much (too bad, that in most hotels you can't open windows anymore). Breakfast was the normal hotel fare and well tended to.

Not A Good Room AT ALL Tough decision whether to rate this room "Average" or "Poor" but giving them a bit of grace. Checked in digitally the day before, chose 2nd floor, selected room number of available choices. It was accepted and we were checked in (King Deluxe w/ sofabed). When we arrived, greeted by a very friendly receptionist. We requested hard copy keys which she provided. We noticed keys were for a different room than what we reserved digitally. She did not know the reason for the switch as she was not on duty when the party occupying the room had checked in. Told us we were getting the last King Deluxe so not possible for us to switch to a preferred upper floor. The first floor room assigned to us with the change was not desirable. Makes us wonder if the people occupying our reserved room asked to switch when they were initially given the one we ended up with. Very end of hallway (that's fine) but next to the outside exit door and stairwell (normally we don't mind stair doors if on upper floor). There was CONSTANT foot traffic with slamming of those doors for hours, often done by kids on the floor above us who were running up and down the hallway and stairs. This noise went on way past the quiet hours. In addition, it was a handicapped room. Often those work out fine, but not in this case. First of all, the bed was a QUEEN, not a king which is what we reserved. Very upsetting. The bathroom space was large but the sink counter space was very very small for two people to use. There were no adjoining wall shelves to put our stuff on. A hook was on the back of the door but that was several steps away. The shower was the type with a hose which we do not like. The room set-up, not getting the type of bed we reserved, plus the horrible noise from other patrons made for an unpleasant stay. The man at the desk at checkout appeared to be understanding and issued us a small credit. Breakfast was fine, the room was clean and the usual Hilton breakfast foods were there and well-stocked. Hotel grounds and inside building were clean. As mentioned earlier, staff was pleasant. Appears to be one of the few hotels in the area. Close to freeway and the Golden Spike Historical Park which is why we stayed there. Limited restaurants in the area.

Who Knew? Very good choice. Young guy at the front desk was super helpful. Extra pillows and great dinner recommendation. If you stay here the Smokehouse is 3 minutes heading toward town. I’m planning on reviewing the Smokehouse too. Room is everything you hope for. Clean, great bed, quiet and comes with a view of snowcapped mountains We checked in about three hours ago;