Okay, no idea how the price compares to Hampton Inn because I used points for a free Hampton stay but paid for other 2 nights at Radisson. If prices are similar then I would definitely stay at the Hampton. First of all, the check in process sucked. Some lady (not at the front desk) who was being attentive was nice enough to give my card/license to a lady who was holding on the phone for an excessive amount of time. I mean, she was just standing there taking up a computer. That itself is not a big deal except this other lady gave my stuff to her and she continued to hold on the phone for several minutes not looking particularly interested in checking me in. Finally some other dude came over to check me in at this same computer but he had trouble logging in. The lady on hold would not fix the situation by logging in and letting him finish the check in process. I felt like I was on an episode of Undercover Boss. Seriously, I felt bad for the dude because he tried multiple times but could not log in and at least 2 people were unwilling to help. Finally this lady gets off the phone, never appearing to resolve the situation that got her on the phone in the first place and then logged in herself and checked me in. After she got off the freakin' phone, things were pretty smooth. Really? Several other people came and went in the 20 minutes I was waiting so it's not the hotel staff at large, just the lady I ended up with.
If you're actually still reading, aside from the above, the rooms were average. Low beds which is good for short people or those with certain medical problems that makes getting into taller beds a problem. Only 2 pillows per bed which was fine by me but might be an issue for those liking many beds. Had an iphone radio dock which was nice. Nice bathroom fixtures although the shower seemed like one from the 80s. Nothing bad, just dated. Hampton had a mini-fridge in room, this one had nothing. Noise level didn't seem worse than any other place.
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