Hampton Inn Boulder/Louisville

Front desk staff were very friendly and accommodating. Room was satisfactory, a little dark and dated. We didn't use the pool, and I didn't see anyone in there. Breakfast was underwhelming. Location was just what I needed, so that's a plus.

We booked this location because it was cheaper than in Boulder. It’s a quiet area. It used to be that Hampton Inn was a reliably comfortable hotel that was clean. Unfortunately, that’s doesn’t seem to be the case any longer. Cons: THE MATTRESSES SUCKED. ITS TIME TO CHANGE THEM OUT. If you’re looking for the “feel the springs” experience, This is your place. The one in room 324 is bad. Maybe the others not so much, but I’m guessing it’s a good representation. My biggest issue is that they nickel and dime you with the $7 parking fee. You’d think that if you charge for parking the parking would be convenient- That is not the case. And let’s be honest, who’s walking to a hotel? People stay here NOT because they live close by they travels here. So it’s a bit ridiculous to charge for parkin

Positive: I liked that it’s located close to CU Boulder. The staff were very kind and accommodating. Negative: The bed. The linens were nice and clean but the mattress was so hard. I don’t mean like firm hard but like the mattress was just old and there were no more springs in it. Other than that the room was decent.

Two clogged toilets. Maid/in-room coffee service was hit or miss. Breakfast - eh? Stick to the pre-packaged blueberry muffins and Fruit Loops. Helpful staff but only one person on the clock after 4:00 pm. Un-clog your own toilet or change rooms. Good staff, facility, and location. Just poorly managed. km

I really enjoyed my stay here. Big shout out to Anthony at the front desk who was very kind! He helped when my key/door was acting up, and really made me feel valued. Highly recommend!