Hampton Inn Hazleton

Excellent 2 day getaway to enjoy the mountains

The staff was quite friendly and the facility was well maintained. The restaurant, though somewhat outdated served really tasty food. I enjoyed the guitarist that performed.

We were in a nearby town for a memorial service and decided to try out this Hampton Inn since we needed to stay overnight somewhere nearby. The room overall was clean, bed was comfortable, and I appreciated the light shades and heavy blinds for the window. The room did not really have a closet to hang clothing. There was a shallow closet of sorts that stored the ironing board and then had a short post poking out from the wall. You can hang one garment on this short post, but really cannot hang other garments on the same post because it's so short. I'm not sure where else one could be able to use the other hangers in the room. We had to remove the other hangers in order to hang a dress (without it falling off the post onto the floor)., and just kind of stacked up the hangers on the empty, narrow shelf or cubbie hole above it. There was also a modern metal suit rack of sorts in the room closer to the door, but the hanger part had a vertical pole sticking up does not really hang a jacket on well. The pants part of this metal rack worked fine. There were also some open cubbies/shelves that I think were for storing other clothing as there was were no dresser drawers. I am not sure if all Hampton Inns have strange closet/clothing spaces like this. The modular, rolling ottomans were very handy for resting our suitcases, and the upholstered chair and office chair at the table were comfortable to sit in. We appreciated the number of outlets in the room to charge our phones and laptop. We normally make coffee in the room before we head down for coffee, but our coffee machine was inoperable (we left a note for housekeeping about it). We also had planned to report this to the front desk when we checked out but no one was at the desk so we dropped off our keys and left. The doors do not have handles that turn if you try to leave quietly in the morning (to prevent waking up other guests) you are forced to pull on the door, which makes a loud clacking noise. The doors themselves are heavily sprung, so if go in or out of the room without handling the door knob, it will loudly slam shut. A small but annoying detail if there are other guests who wake up much earlier than you. The lack of space for storing clothing if staying in the area for more than an overnight was striking. We will probably stay at the Fairfield Inn and Suites down the road the next time we'll be in town longer than 1 night.

Really nice experience ! Will come back :)

The view was gorgeous!!!

Friendly and helpful staff.