This is a new hotel, staffed with friendly and helpful staff. Check in was quick and effecient, the beds were comfortable. The area was quiet and felt secure with security cameras all around the outside. The full breakfast was one of the best we had on our trip touring to tour the New England states. We would stay there again if we happened to be in the area. A short walk or drive to Prime Outlets mall and directly across the street to Bob Evans restaurant.

Our king room had everything we needed: microwave, small fridge, luggage table AND luggage rack (hurray!), extra pillows and blanket, flat screen TV, and 5 lamps provided good lighting (a rarity).

The decor was a mish-mash: one print on the wall was country-cutesy (to go with the casual style knotty pine furniture), the other was a city scene (London?) to go with the more sophisticated cranberry/dark green color scheme of the drapes, wallpaper border, light fixtures, and sleepsofa stripes. Everything clashed with the brown squares in the print carpet! Furnishings were in good condition, so it may look this way for a while.

The breakfast was a bit sub-par for a Hampton. The scrambled eggs and the smoked sausage slices were both dry and lacked appeal, but tasted OK. Breakfast area was very crowded (no seats) on a Sunday morning, and the staff struggled to keep up with re-supplying the food.

The hotel is handy for a stopover at the outlet mall. Werner's Smokehouse restaurant nearby (a AAA recommendation) has good food at reasonable prices.

When traveling through Ohio from Columbus to Cincinatti, we chose this hotel to stop. We arrived late, the hotel was perfect, our room was nice. The jacuzzi was a big plus. breakfast was very nice prepared. Staff was very nice. Dont know if I will be traveling through there anytime soon, but i would definitely choose this hotel again.

The service was excellent, the rooms were pretty standard, my room had a flat screen TV (which surprised me). My only complaint was that the "exercise room" was a joke. Two treadmills, a broken exercise bike, and the first eliptical ever invented does not constitute an exercise room in my opinion. There really aren't any better options in the area so this is your best bet.