Hampton Hotel Guide - Hampton Convocation Center hotels in Hampton, United States of America.

"Good "

"The breakfast was great. Staff was great. Air conditioning was great. I was scary."

"My room was very dusty. The hotel was fine for a one night stay while we visited Hampton University."

"No problem "

"House was perfect for our weekend away to visit family in the area, very clean and close to the things we wanted to do nearby. The beds were super comfortable! "

"Dead bugs in drawers, hair in tub, burns in the bed throw, door to hallway was patched. If I hadn't prepaid I would have left. Neighborhood very sketchy. Photos online must be old, looks worn out. "

"Yes the property was pet friendly. We stayed for a week house. Was what we expected. The owner was very communitive. Only complaint was the living room furniture was a little uncomfortable for old people. But was do able. "

"Nice place to stay. Arcade games fun!! Host very responsive. I would stay again."

"The location of the house was next to an interstate under construction. Very noisy at night hearing cars and trucks driving across the interstate, difficult to sleep. The lake on the side of the house was a nice view. The house was a nice size for our family of 6, but wasn't as clean as we would have liked it to be. The vents in the ceiling were filthy, which could cause health issues. The furniture in the bedrooms was not dusted thoroughly and the twin bed had hair follicles on the sheets when we pulled the covers back. Some of the kitchen drawers were off track, and the ice maker didn't work until the last day we were there. Found a dirty dish in the cabinet.One of the garage doors would only open half way. No code to open the garage from the outside. In the living room and one of the bedrooms, there are confederate items displayed. In the living room, there is a picture of a confederate officer on the wall, and a chess set displaying confederate soldiers and other statues on the board. The owners may want to be cognizant of the fact that those displays could be offensive to customers that stay at the property. "