Hammond Hotel Guide - Purdue University Northwest hotels in Hammond, United States of America.

"Great stay, great location."

"Breakfast was excellent and a ton of choices. I especially liked the oatmeal with cinnamon milk."

"The rooms are older. It smelled like weed in the lobby. The pipe in the room kept me up all night. There was a stale smell to the room."

"Great "

"Did not look like the pictures shown online old hotel not update"

"Very nice and clean hotel. We booked this hotel at the very last minute and didn't have much time to read the fine print of everything, but in order to use the pool/hot tub you need to sign up down at the pool. It isn't an issue if there isn't many people but if it's busy you'll need to reserve a spot. It wasn't a big deal- we went down, signed our names, and went right in. It was a pretty good location for walking to different stores."

"Very nice, wish there was a pool area Great location Very nice staff "

" Thank you."

"We arrived in the evening to find our room humid, stale, and without any air circulation. The air conditioner was off, and it would not turn on when we attempted to use it. When we contacted the front desk, we were instructed to troubleshoot the unit ourselves by unplugging and reconnecting it. We were also informed that maintenance was not on site and that a ticket would need to be submitted. Maintenance did arrive approximately 15 minutes later and identified the issue as a switch that had been turned off. After they restored it, the air conditioner functioned for roughly 45 minutes before failing again and blowing warm air. When I requested to be moved to another room, I was told the hotel was fully booked. We selected the Sleep Inn for a simple overnight stay before our early morning flight on Saturday, May 16. Instead, we spent the night in an uncomfortably hot room and were unable to rest before a required 3 AM wake‑up for travel. The conditions were unacceptable and did not reflect the value of the rate paid. At that point, sleeping in my car would have offered more comfort than the room provided."