Hampton Inn Toledo/Oregon

Everyone was helpful and so nice, and the rooms were modern, very clean, and comfortable. It was close to where I needed to go. I had a great stay and would definitely recommend it to anyone in the area. Thanks for the fantastic hospitality!

I’m always in Oregon working at the refineries. I stayed two weeks and enjoyed the clean rooms and hot tub. The staff were extremely helpful, and the front desk was pleasant. Maria’s greetings, both the ones I received and saw her give others, felt like home and family. Thanks so much, everyone. See you next time.

The pool area was the one part of our stay that didn’t go well. A rowdy group of young adults came in, and it got so loud and chaotic that several families with young children, including ours, felt they had to leave. I know regulating that isn’t necessarily the hotel’s job, but it took away from the experience. Otherwise, we really enjoyed the visit. It was clean, comfortable, and felt safe, with a great breakfast. The stay was pretty consistent with the Hampton Inn brand, which we’ve come to appreciate given how inconsistent some other brands can be. A solid choice for this area.

I’m a Hilton Gold member and nearly Diamond, but this will be my first and last stay at this property. It’s dirty and dated, and there’s no way I’d call it a three-star hotel. The TV looked like it was from 1980. There’s no smart TV to stream on, and only three channels, ABC, NBC, and CBS. It’s clearly a privately owned Hampton Inn that hasn’t updated anything. Everything feels shabby and outdated. Hilton should hold privately held properties to a higher standard. I may rethink my Hilton membership and switch to Marriott.