Hampton Inn & Suites Coconut Creek

I’ve been coming back to this spot for years now, eh, and I gotta say I was pumped when they finished the renovations. Place looked shiny and new, and for a while it really felt like a solid stay. But man, as new as it is, it’s already showing a lot of wear and tear, which is a real shame. The bigger bummer? The staff changes. You can really notice it, and not in a good way, buddy. The vibe used to be welcoming, now it feels off. The hotel itself isn’t kept up — dirty rooms, sticky floors, just not what it used to be. I had to switch rooms a few times ‘cause of the filth, and that’s no small hassle when you’re trying to relax on vacation. Taylor, the new manager, is downright grumpy and rude — not the kind of hospitality we’re used to, that’s for sure. Housekeeping needs a serious refresher on how to do their job properly. And breakfast? Woof. By 7:30 a.m. the bins were already empty and what was left was cold as a hockey rink. Staff were standing around complaining instead of helping. Overall, I used to recommend this place to friends coming down south, but right now? Hard pass, pal. Hope they get it together soon, ‘cause it used to be a beauty of a hotel.

Staff was super friendly. Breakfast was great. Beds were comfortable.

Nice hotel, but could use some renovations. Hotel was full of teenaged ball players so elevators were completely packed, and elevators are ridiculously slow except for the door opening and closing, which was ridiculously fast!

The bed was lumpy. Because we had to get assessable the shower leaked all over the bathroom floor. The breakfast (which is usually good was not. Potatoes cold.Meat lukewarm.

Nice

Pretty Good It was in a good location, close to many places to eat and Butterfly World. The employees were friendly, beds were comfortable, the room appeared to be clean. Had to ask for toilet paper and kleenex cause they didn't pay attention to what we used. Had a nice breakfast buffet.