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Cledaybuck Oct 2, 2022 8:01 pm


Originally Posted by Eujeanie (Post 34649642)
While I love an unexpected treat, I would find it very creepy and intrusive if they sought out and lifted a picture of me and my family from Facebook or anywhere else.

I was thinking the same thing. That would creep me out.

Jaimito Cartero Oct 2, 2022 8:11 pm


Originally Posted by Eujeanie (Post 34649642)
While I love an unexpected treat, I would find it very creepy and intrusive if they sought out and lifted a picture of me and my family from Facebook or anywhere else.

Yeah, I’ve read of it happening before. I have a somewhat limited social prescence, with most of my info set as private.

As a longtime guest, I’m not really offended. If I had never stayed there before I might react differently.

storewanderer Oct 3, 2022 1:50 am


Originally Posted by Jaimito Cartero (Post 34649762)
Yeah, I’ve read of it happening before. I have a somewhat limited social prescence, with most of my info set as private.

As a longtime guest, I’m not really offended. If I had never stayed there before I might react differently.

Different country, different culture. Certainly wouldn't see this in the US.

Given he is a longtime guest may impact this.

If they did this to someone as a first time guest that would be very..odd.

arlflyer Oct 3, 2022 6:13 am


Originally Posted by Eujeanie (Post 34649642)
While I love an unexpected treat, I would find it very creepy and intrusive if they sought out and lifted a picture of me and my family from Facebook or anywhere else.

If this happened to me, I would grab my things and run out the door screaming, get on the first flight out and probably never return to that country, lol.

Adelphos Oct 3, 2022 6:58 am


Originally Posted by mfirst (Post 34648334)
Well, here I am at another Hampton Inn (the exact location is not important since, despite this vent, the staff are working hard to provide a good experience despite...)
I am currently a HH Diamond - and while the "Diamond Parking" is nice, beyond that....staying in these are getting harder and harder.
- I am not a big breakfast person and often just some fruit and coffee (which I can typically get at work) is hardly a 'perk' when everyone gets it (the afternoon coffee was cold)
- the room is old and looks and feels it - the A/C is loud and the windows barely open, which all contributes to a musty/chloride smell throughout the entire room and hotel
- my initial room (near the gym) was a cell dead zone which was unacceptable for me since I am here for work and people need to call me (I gave them the hotel number as a back-up)
- the staff quickly switched rooms which is only marginally better - but no fridge or microwave (I was told that the 2nd floor of a 3 floor hotel didnt have a budget for fridges)....dont have the energy to move again....at least the ice machine is working (last time I stayed here, at the same property, the machine on the 3rd floor wasn't working)
- the towels are thin, worn, and junk with torn shower curtains
- the concept of an upgrade or better room does not exist when all the rooms are the same.
- the check-in HH bonus? a bottle of water and a bag of chips??? really?

this isnt the typical "no staff due to COVID" that others experience at there appear to be enough people around to clean the rooms - which appear clean, despite carpet and curtains that are probably decades old

As I said - the staff are friendly (they remember me from my last extended visit a few months ago) and they are trying, but I also sense they know what they have to deal with.....

this seems to be a common theme on Hamptons (since I have stayed at several this year).... friendly (and enough) staff but properties that are very worn out and zero added value for status?

...next time, I will try the Fairfield down the road.....

..and this is comparing to a recent Courtyard stay!

1) Check the TripAdvisor review of the Hampton Inn vs comparable hotels in the area
2) Check the year built (or year of last advertised renovation)
3) Pick the best / most appropriate hotel

No need to rely on brand reputation or elite program for any of these decisions, the information is out there


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