Hampton Inn - Jupiter/Juno Beach

The worksite nearby is convenient, but I’d avoid this Hampton otherwise. The Holiday Inn across the street may be a better choice. Breakfast is supposed to run 6:30-9:30am, though it seems to start whenever staff get to it. There were no waffles, serving utensils, or much fruit. The eggs and other hot items were cold, and people were digging them out with small plastic forks. The employees just don’t seem to care. The room carpet was sticky and turned my feet black, so I had to keep my shoes on. The rate is high for a Hampton, and the stay wasn’t worth it. I’ve stayed here twice before, but things have gone downhill in the past year and I won’t return.

The front desk staff were helpful, and the laundry was very affordable with nice new washers and dryers. Our updated room looked really nice too. It was a bit dark, though, and the bed was too firm for me, as Hampton Inn beds usually are. Breakfast was the standard fare. We had a good stay.

Alberto made a big difference for us. He was kind, helpful, and communicative whenever we had a question or needed something. His hard work, attitude, and smile made us want to come back. The rooms were spacious, quiet, and clean, with a big comfortable bed, soft linens, a nice couch, Smart TV with Netflix, and good closet space. Breakfast was pretty good, especially the waffles from the waffle maker. The location worked perfectly for us: the beach is a short, flat walk, about 7/8 min for me. Across the street there’s a great cafe with amazing coffee and food, shoutout Papa Kwan, plus a cool e-bike rental place. A+!

There’s no view, but the ocean is within walking distance, and the hotel itself is clean, modern, and has a nice pool. The beds were comfortable, though the pillows were crappy, and breakfast was just so-so. The signs say the back door stays locked for guest safety, but it wouldn’t lock. Anyone could come and go.