Hampton Inn Batesville

Rust on the vanity, legs in the bathroom. In a very sketchy part of town. We did not feel safe, leaving the hotel. We went to a nearby kroger, grocery store and was accosted on the way out by salespeople. Not sure. All of the people inside the hotel we're guests. Did not feel safe.

Have stayed here several times over the years. This most recent trip was a bit of a disappointment: bathroom floor very dirty, many hairs visible in the bedspread, toilet kept running all weekend ("no one is available on the weekends to fix it"), and they did not offer to move me to another room. Parking lot broken up by the main hotel entrance. Carpets were spotty, laminate in elevator peeling away, door frames needed paint, etc. Staff were pleasant to deal with...but left me disappointed in how they handled some of the issues which were brought to their attention. Breakfast was still nice and was frequently refreshed. Hotel is in a convenient location and with easy access to I-55.

This hotel "supposedly" went through a complete renovation a few years ago. However, faucets were hanging out the wall by a thread, initial water coming out was black (you have to let it run a while), the room had a bad odor, there was hair on the bathroom floor, the chair was stained, and the carpet looked as though it hadn't been cleaned in years. It's definitely not worth the money, and definitely not traditional Hilton standards.

Room was so humid that the floor was slippery. One of the kids described the room as “slimy” which was accurate. Air conditioning appeared to be working properly, so not sure what caused the humidity. Breakfast was good and checkin/checkout was pleasant.

This hotel was filthy! I can’t believe Hilton would allow them to bed part of Hampton Inns. The employees were friendly, but they need to train their housekeeping people. The carpet was stained and filthy everywhere. The table tops in the rooms had not been cleaned. The desk chair was disgusting, however, the bathroom was clean.

We usually have a good experience at the Hampton Inns and the Hilton brand in general. This visit was in a word....disappointing. The check in went smoothly and we found our room to be clean and comfortable. When we went down for the breakfast at 8:10 the next morning, the wheels fell off. There were no eggs, about two tablespoons of potatoes and a few sausages and the only fruit left was a few apples. There was one bagel and two pieces of bread for toast. The waffle maker only had batter for a partial serving. There was no attendant. When we went to the front desk, there was no one there until after a five minute wait. We were told, "We are out of food." Apparently, there was some type of baseball tournament going on and some of the teams were staying there and cleaned out the buffet. This was the first time that I have ever had this type of experience with this brand. It was disappointing that they had no solution other than tell us that there was no food.

Enough Pot smoke to get you high, constant noise in the hallway, rat bait in the corners of the room, bugs in the tub. My online reservation was cancelled after i checked in online, then i was charged rack rate for my stay. (Hilton won't refund you BTW)

Not the best Hampton Inn we’ve ever been in. Kinda dirty and needs a refresh. Glad we were only staying one night. Breakfast was the normal Hampton breakfast. I read the reviews before booking and they were deceiving. All said the hotel was great. Don’t believe them!!

Tired low amenity hotel. Uninterested staff. Inadequate parking with tow away zones. This will be my last stay here and the Hilton brand, in general, will be actively avoided going forward. They're price gouging over 100USD a night. The room wasn't really ready. Despite booking in advance and checking in early I was told repeatedly at the front desk they couldn't get me "in the house". The beds are lumpy and the pillows feel like someone put a tshirt in a pillow case.