Hampton Inn Williamsburg-Historic Area

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Oct 15, 2009 by Jerri from High Point,NC
Overall Rating: 4

• Convenient to local attractions in Williamsburg.
• Run down.

“Price was good, but conditions of the hotel were very run down. I would not stay there again.”

May 28, 2008 by Stocks from West Molesey GB
Overall Rating: 4
Cleanliness:[5] • Staff:[3] • Location:[7]

• Convenient location for Colonial Williamsburg.
• Staff appeared disorganized. Room was tired looking and felt slightly damp.

“Motels are often much of a much ness but even so I was slightly disappointed by this Howard Johnson. The dining area was also too small and was packed full of people, so we ended up having breakfast elsewhere. There was a swimming pool available, we didn't make use of it, but there were plenty of children in there having a good time. If you don't expect too much and just need a quick stopover venue, then you should be ok.”

May 27, 2008 by Krishna from Charleston, WV
Overall Rating: 6
Cleanliness:[8] • Staff:[1] • Location:[8]

• Convenient to the tourist locations.
• People are not friendly.

“Hotel was average and good for people who prefer money to comfort.”

Apr 21, 2008 by K from Moyock, NC
Overall Rating: 9
Cleanliness:[9] • Staff:[9] • Location:[10]

• Location was convenient to several locations and the indoor pool was a favorite of the children.
• Bathrooms had water pressure issues and pealing wallpaper.

“The pool was fantastic and the room was spacious and clean. The bathroom did have a little trouble with water pressure and a small section of pealing wallpaper, but for the most part was nice.”

Oct 5, 2007 by Joe from Penrith GB
Overall Rating: 3
Cleanliness:[4] • Staff:[5] • Location:[4]

• Price was good.
• Asked for non-smoking, this was smoking or unaired covered with foul perfume.

“The hotel and room decor seemed tired. Our view of the room and subsequently the hotel is colored by the smell when entering the room. Either the last guests smoked (most likely) in which case they should not have used it as a non-smoking room or the room had been closed up and was stuffy. They hid the smell through a thick perfume that under other circumstances I would not have accepted had we not already paid for the room. We left the window open to allow fresh air circulation. It was advertised as a Howard Johhnson Hotel. We thought that would guarantee a standard coming from England and having used previous Johnson hotels. The hotel was privately owned and franchised. I would not presume a standard again. Price is important but we would have been happy to pay more for a quality standard that was lacking in the Howard Johnson hotel.”