Hampton Inn & Suites Ogden

This is a nice hotel. The rooms were super clean for being such an old building. Front desk was very nice and helpful. The breakfast was the typical hotel breakfast but was good. The only negative I have is the noise from the street. If you are a light sleeper I would not stay here. I’m not a light sleeper and it bothered me.

It was such a great experience to stay in a hotel built in 1910. The original marble and ceilings were gorgeous. This building has history. We loved every minute we stayed there. The parking is around the corner in a parking garage, but we didn't mind. It's worth every historical step.

The staff was friendly and the view and breakfast was good. What prevented me from rating higher: *I had to pay for a parking spot, you'd think a hotel would give their guests free parking, or at least include it in the room price so it's not misleading. Unless you want to keep driving around the block hoping someone parked on the road would leave so you can take their spot. *The room I was in had curtains that wouldn't shut all the way. So I had less privacy and it's difficult to get quality sleep due to the sunlight.

We waited 10 minutes for someone to check us in, because the app check-in wasn't working, and we needed to get a parking pass. There was no one in front of us, but there wasn't anyone at the counter. When she did arrive, she informed us that we in fact couldn't park in their garage because it was full, even though we had a spot, and instead had to park about a block away in a commercial garage, and pay $10 per day because of it. Even their parking garage was not convenient - no direct access, so you had to lug your bags around the block. The hot tub was closed for construction, despite the website not saying anything about it, which was disappointing, since that's a large reason we booked there. The room was dated and dirty. The sheets had stains, the ceiling had visible grime, there was no ventilation in the bathroom, the window in there was sealed shut, the shower took almost 5 solid minutes to warm up, and when it did, it went from cool to burn your t*ts off. Both front desk employees were a little "cold". When we asked for more towels, because we only got 2 small towels and 1 hand towel, we were told all lines were gone. I understand that you're at capacity, but as a hotel, you should be prepared for that. We absolutely would not stay again for the price $$$. Location is great for walking, so that was basically the only redeeming factor.

My stay here has been nice. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are a bit outdated. The shower/tub in my room is in need of some serious TLC. Other than that, the room has been good. There is a good view of the mountains as well.

THANK YOU, DOROTHY AND AMANDA…!!!||We started planning our cross-country trip months and months ago — then the day before our stop in Layton the hotel informed us they’d given away our room to someone who had extended a stay. Thanks to the wonderful — and swift — work of Director of Sales Dorothy, we happily landed here at the Hampton Inn & Suites of Ogden the very next day. Bless you, Dorothy. She got us into a really, really spacious 1-Bedroom Suite, separate living room, bath tub, super-sized wet bar (it might as well be called a mini-kitchen) and we were right smack in downtown. Parking is in a garage about a block or so away, but you can pull right up to the hotel in the yellow loading zone, get luggage carts, check-in, take your things to your room and then return with the hotel parking pass to the garage. It seems longer to drive there because you have to go around the block, but you walk back in a jiffy. And right across from parking, you’ll see All About Tacos. It’s no-frills and nothing short of the best Mexican food you’ll ever taste. Speaking of such, the Hampton Breakfast is the usual delicious Hampton fare, with some tasty scones as a little extra. There’s also a fitness room off the Lobby with free weights, machines, towels, even a scale. The building itself is 8 stories, with an “old-timey” feel like it’s a grand dame of architecture, very cool and amazing views from all the many windows in the 1-Bedroom Suite. Special thanks once again to Hilton’s “Specialist to the Rescue” Sales Director Dorothy, as well as to Amanda on the Front Desk who got us into our room the moment we came through the door. And we sure are glad we did come through that door. See you the next time we skip Layton — and come straight to the Ogden Hampton Inn & Suites.

We were told they were oversold after booking our room and that if you buy the parking through the app it’s not the same as purchasing their on-site parking, so the charge is separate. Ended up having to get a refund and book another place last minute for a birthday weekend getaway. The staff seemed very confused and they were not confident in helping us.

Not bad at all! Rooms were cleaned every other day ! I had a great view . Sharon had helped me with my stay and where to go she was also very nice ! I loved staying here for my vacation. The free breakfast was pretty great too not gonna lie ! Thank you all for making me experience a great one ! Till next time :)

Thank you, Maria. I am highly disabled and I ski for brain rehab. I arrived at one and checking in as at three. I explained my situation to Maria and she was very helpful in letting me check in early. I also am unable to write so she graciously wrote my License number down for parking. It doesn't take much to be kind and make a travelers day. Deeply appreciated

A large, historic hotel located very centrally in downtown Ogden, right at the bus stop for the (free) downtown trolley bus. Impeccably clean and supportive of questions and preferences. Alex was a constantly-smiling gem of a front desk manager and gave us good insight into local options for dining and sites. We were on the sixth floor at the NE corner suite and had a very nice view of the mountain range. Traffic noise below was negligible at night and I would request this room directorial in the future. The bath gel smelled very good and the shower was instantly hot with good pressure. I would like to see more channels available on TV, though -- it seemed that only 12 or 15 were available.

We generally like Hampton Inns but this one did not meet their standard on our recent visit. When we checked in we found an unmade bed and had to wait for someone to come fix it. The front desk said we would get 2000 Hilton points because of it but did not follow through on that. Also they have limited hotel parking. The first night we had to park in a nearby garage by ourselves. We asked the next day after other guests had left if we could move into the hotel lot and did. But when we returned that night the lot was full which means they over booked it. We quit trying the third night of our stay. The front desk did not seem to care. Other Hilton properties nearby may be better options.

Checked in on a Sunday and checked out on Friday on a business trip. The room the lady initially gave me had a terrible view of the alleyway facing essentially a wall. I called down and she gave me another room with a better view of Washington Blvd. However there is another bigger problem. There are Nats everywhere!!! The first night I thought okay, maybe there are only a few. But ended up having even more the next day. I thought okay maybe it will get better (after killing probably 10 thus far) and tomorrow may be a better day. It didn't get any better. I called in on Wednesday and told them about the problem. Requested another room and the front desk told me, "Sorry we are fully booked tonight and to check tomorrow". Basically, sorry we don't care about how nasty it is. I ended the call by telling her okay I will leave a review about this. Still no worries and she hung up. I would think 100% customer satisfaction is what Hilton is about, but apparently not.

There is nothing in particular that is wrong about this place but because things are so old and outdated it just felt dirty and broken down. Alto of things looked to get the landlord special (a fresh coat of paint) instead of being replaced or fixed like it probably should have been. However, for what we needed it served it's purpose and was a decent price. The staff was lovely and the breakfast was great. Sound felt like it did travel a little more than it would if it was a newer building but idk if there is much you could do as far as sound proofing an old building. Overall I would stay there again.

We are staying here for the Ogden Marathon, we selected this hotel for the price as it was the most affordable option for the Marathon Weekend. The hotel is every bit of what we expected, it's old and doesn't have some of the amenities a newer hotel would have like a pool, the fact that it's old gives it some charm and even gives off some Tower of Terror vibes if you know what I mean. Overall the staff has been very helpful and have even gone above and beyond to accommodate the racers for the Marathon. The rooms aren't anything fancy but they're clean and cozy. Would not recommend if you have littles that want a fun place to stay unless they're into haunted stuff, then this hotel is for them

Girlfriend and I "ran away" from home (like 15 miles) for a Friday night. Our goal was to eat our way through Historic Ogden and relax. I did a lot of research on location, safety and noise before choosing this hotel. It was the right hotel. The location on the corner made it perfect for access to stores and food places across Washington and down the 24th/25th Street areas. Check in was easy, and even checking in a couple of hours apart there were no glitches. Front desk staff was training a new person, but all were still very friendly and knowledgeable. LOVED our room! It was hard to get a room in this hotel with 2 beds, and this one was at the end of the hall on the 5th floor, not a great view from the windows, but we didn't get it to view the world from the window. Will totally ask for this specific room in the future, even if I don't need 2 beds because it was far enough away from the elevator that we didn't hear a sound. Nicely appointed common areas and guest room. Very reasonable price for the area. Wasn't a big fan of the hot breakfast, but that's fine when you have multiple options just out the front doors. Totally recommend if this is the trip you're looking to book/enjoy.

There is no on site parking, there is a parking lot about a block away. This country girl got lost trying to find the parking lot, not hotels fault, but parking is a problem. You have to check in and unload in a loading zone. Staff is excellent, but no help with unloading. It is an older building, but nicely finished. Cooling is ok, but not ac. It's nice being in town, there are lots of restaurants nearby.

I haven't stayed in a Hampton Inn in a long time, so not sure if what I experienced is just normal for this hotel brand or not. The service from the check-in person was the only decent part of the stay. She was friendly and honest. The internet service connection apparently is normally not good (talked to the front desk about it). There was a note asking customers to keep the thermostats between a certain range. I received a note under my door saying I should likely run the water awhile before using. The room did not have a clean feel to it.

This is the first Hampton Inn I've been to in years that hasn't been a complete dumpster fire. The receptionist actually greeted us politely, the rooms were kept, and the building was odor free. Definitely a good value, which is not what I typically associate with Hampton these days. I'd happily stay here any time.

Let me preface this by saying that we have stayed at this hotel probably 10 times previously. This time, however, we were in room 820 on the top floor. When we checked in and got to the room, it was very warm (81 degrees), which is fine, as the A/C was off. We turned on the A/C, and after about 20 minutes the temperature had not moved, and the air was not coming out cool. The windows do not open either. I called the desk to ask if the A/C was working, and they said they had someone on site working on it, and it would be working soon. That's fine, we were heading out to our event anyway. We left at about 5:30, and returned at about 9:45 pm, where we found the A/C to still not work and the temp in the room was now 82 degrees. The front desk declined to move us to another room (our friends were in room 302, and said it was 73 degrees in their room). We ended up packing up and leaving the hotel to go elsewhere at 10pm. The hotel is refusing to offer a refund for our 'stay'. So, I paid $194.83 for a suite that was 82 degrees and not sleepable. All of our future annual business (and our friend's business) will be oved to the Marriott a couple blocks away. I can handle a little bit warm, but 82 is hot, and the general manager apparently does not care...he must sleep with his temp set at 85 at home. The product you provide your customer matters, and customer service matters.....the manager of this hotel does not understand that and simply hides behind the official 'policy'...lame.

Front desk staff & management encourage guests to park illegally on the street where signs clearly say "1 HR PARKING 9AM-6PM EXCEPT SUNDAY" and "NO PARKING 11:00PM TO 5:00AM". Ogden Police Officer confirmed to me parking where I was offered would have me at risk legally & financially if I was towed. No other options & no empathy from Hampton/Hilton. I am not shocked to see that the majority of other reviews here and elsewhere reference the parking & the hostile staff. Stay at your own risk!!! Or don't and be better off!

Do not stay here! I am here to work. I felt a laundry bag (provided by hotel) on my bed Friday am before going into work to have it laundered, I placed a handwritten note next to it explaining I wanted the belonging in the bag laundered and put a $2 bills. When I return from work Friday afternoon the bag, note and $2 tip was gone. Monday afternoon I went up to my room and the clean items was not in my room so I decided to use the phone when I noticed it was not working. I spoke with front desk who assured me it was handled. I also told her my phone was not working she stated she would send engineer up. I returned from dinner Monday night my phone still did not work. Tuesday after work my belongings had not returned to me room. Went to front desk for the 2nd time spoke to a different front desk employee. She stated she had not been told about my missing items she went to the back and spoke to manager. The manager called manager of housekeeping Rosa but it was unknown where my belonging were and who took them. All I have received are excuses no sense of urgency whatsoever. I informed front desk my phone still didn't work. She stated the engineer could not fix my phone (tried the cords and switched the phone) but I was left a business card from engineer stating "we have repaired the problem you reported." This is a no credible statement as my phone still does mot work. The front desk employee called the housekeeping manager while I waited in the lobby, and expected me to follow up with her when this is a staffing issue of hers. She stated the housekeepers do not speak English so she would not have been able to read my note. Then why would you remove the bag that had dirty clothes in it, the note, and money from my bed if you didn't understand what was written. I left Friday morning. There is still answer as to who took my belongings from my room. Apparently the housekeeping manager only interviewed half of her staff but wouldn't she have a schedule dictating which employee cleaned what floor? It makes no sense and this location is franchised so I couldn't even place a complaint with Hilton directly. I am never ever staying at a Hampton Inn & Suites and I will be communicating this issue with my employer. All I have gotten is the run around which is unfortunate...

Absolutely horrible, paid for two nights they only had us booked for one, so had to deal with that on check-in, incredibly unprofessional. We had our confirmation as they did not believe us. Manager at this hotel is rude, demeaning and she yells at paying customers. Then proceeded to lie to us about the time we checked out. Not acceptable. Parking is blocks away, not convenient, not close, and not safe. And you have to pay for it!!! The staff is not unhelpful with loading or unloading. No hot water. Then way overcharged us, without our authorization! So not ok! Definitely would not recommend this to anyone!

Beautiful old building with a remodeled lobby. The rest of the building, including elevators and sleeping rooms, retain the old character. The room was fine. Parking isn't clear from their website or the app. The front desk staff don't seem to care about anything other than chatting with each other and they don't seem to communicate with housekeeping very well either. We waited forever for a clean room (and we were understanding about that given staffing shortages). I felt we should check status and found a new desk clerk who had absolutely NO idea I was waiting. I did get a room soon after that but was left with a pretty bad impression. We now stay at the Hilton Garden Inn a block or so away. Much easier parking and professional staff there make a huge difference.

Font desk gave us a room and told us it was the "last room" they had. Arriving to the room, we found the air conditioning system was not working and the room was hot. Entering the bathroom, there was mold all over the ceiling. We asked for another room (even though we were told we had the last room). Miraculously, they gave us another room. When we swiped the key and opened the door to our new room, there was already someone in the room...sleeping! Poor man woke up scared to find us opening the door to a room he already booked!!! We went back down to inform front desk and complain...miraculously, AGAIN we were given yet a different room. It was already past midnight and we decided to stay in that room. Luckily, there wasn't already someone else sleeping in the new room. Breakfast in the morning was awful, runny tasteless eggs, waffles and biscuits...that's it. Awful experience would NOT recommend at all!

PROS: Staff was friendly, prompt, and professional. Rooms were clean and functional. CONS: Parking is an issue, their lot only holds about 20 cars, when it's full you need to use a third party lot which they give you a voucher for but both lots are about a block away from the entrance to the hotel, in 20 degree weather that's no fun. Our room didn't have an odor, but the hallway had a strong smell of cigarettes. Overall, it wouldn't be my first choice for next time, but if needed I would stay again.

This place is horrendous. Pretty, clean spacious rooms, and completely unprofessional front desk staff. At check in they never asked for picture ID. So anyone could have checked in under my name. The woman at the desk asked for my card for incidentals. I thought it was to have it on file. She ran it through THEN said I would be refunded after my stay. I had to ask how much I was charged. She had put a $300 hold on my card without telling me! Later my sister in law stopped by the desk for help. She waited 10 minutes for someone to show up. The other woman waiting said she had been waiting 20 minutes. When the 2 women working at the front desk came back they claimed to have only been gone 3 minutes and said they were handling room deliveries. I have worked at a few hotel front desks. The front desk is vital for running a hotel. The staff not only handles the normal stuff, registration, questions, etc, they also handle emergencies. If there are 2 people working then one should be within hearing at all times for the safety of their guests. Sure, step in the back to sit down, but have a bell at the desk so guests can get your attention. You have deliveries, assign one of the two of you to handle them. This is basic. And never hand someone a room key without checking ID. If a stranger showed up claiming to be checked in, then I showed up later I could have walked into a dangerous situation alone with my hands too full of luggage to defend myself. Avoid this hotel

Bait and switch! Don't believe the photos this place puts on its website. I can assure you that it's not the same. This place is one step above a hostel. The hotel was dirty. Room, dirty. Walls and carpets old and dirty. The elevator was super tiny and had unsafe doors. It also smelled and the walls were all stained and had smudge marks all over. This place reminded us of a truck stop hotel. The beds felt like sleeping in a bird's nest, it felt like I was in a round hole. The towels in our bathroom looked like rags; old, thin. The towels were so old that they had no shape. Our window curtains were broken too. And our room smelled unpleasant. The only thing OK about this room was the bathroom. It was big and semi-cleaned. Do yourself a favor, if you are considering staying here please scroll past the "stock" photos and look at the pictures taken by guests who have stayed here. The value $$$$ clearly isn't here.

Parking is horrible!! Cramped tiny lot was full so we had to park in a small public lot (cost was covered by the hotel) ... both lots are around the corner and down the street from the hotel. This is ridiculous... of course you find this out after you have checked in. Never again.

Interesting old hotel in downtown Ogden. Nicely updated. Very limited parking and my husband had to shoo out a vagrant who was using the last parking spot as a bathroom. Room was clean though with limited supplies - like no pen and paper. My primary issue was with the lackadaisical attitude toward masking. Clerk was masked but person in front of us was unmasked and clerk said nothing to the customer to ask her to mask. When I asked about their mask policy and why had the clerk not enforced it, she said that her manager Jose had told them not to say anything to customers. Well, that is VERY wrong and in conflict with Hampton policies. Interesting though that the morbidly obese customer without the mask is exactly the person who will be in most trouble in our hospital. People like her often don't make it.

It's January 8 and I checked in this place for one night. I paid $150 for the room online, a single king. Upon my arrival they charge me an additional $75 for incidentals. When I got to my room it was a tiny room, no microwave and not even a mini fridge. I could've done a lot better if I would've stayed at Motel 6. Plus there is no nearby parking for this place. You have to park around the block in a decrepit parking garage. I hope and pray my car doesn't get broken into tonight. I will never ever stay here again

After reading the reviews, I had to chime in. This is a lovely hotel in an historic building with character! The staff were very friendly and kind to us. Yes, you have to park around the corner but they only charge $5 for parking, which is a steal in any other downtown area for parking, and it is a very short walk. Our room was spacious, bright, and clean. The location is ideal between old town and the junction! And breakfast is provided to boot! Would def stay here again!

Great location within walking distance to lots of shops and restaurants, however our room was facing the busy street and very noisy. We had a long drive ahead of us the next day and my husband needed a good night's sleep so finally at 11:00 PM he asked the front desk about the loud cars (sounded like street racing which had been going on since 8:30 PM) and we switched to a quieter room. While moving rooms was inconvenient, our family was able to get a good night's sleep and appreciated the staff's efforts to make us comfortable.

Way overpriced for the quality of hotel you get. Our room furniture had huge rips on the fabric (5 inches long), our floor reeked of cigarette smoke even though our area was non-smoking, the breakfast was terrible (unhealthy, sugary, pre-packaged things with barely any healthy options other than oatmeal with no toppings, and the coffee was awful), the HVAC system is really loud and woke us up at night, the parking garage is not attached to the hotel and the loading area is right next to traffic zooming by, our shower was broken and had poor pressure, and the service staff apparently were dealing with crazy guests every time we had to talk to them and the staff had little patience left when talking to us, but thankfully they were courteous. The dog fee was 50$ for our overnight stay and non-refundable even if our dog did nothing to the room. The decor inside the hotel is also outdated and falling apart (carpets), the elevator was rattly. At least we had complimentary wifi, the room was spacious, and the location was close to other restaurants and breweries to go to. No staff member was wearing masks either. Would not recommend staying here - save your money and hit up another nearby hotel because this one is not worth what they're charging.

We arrived at 1230am and were told that the manager did not tell the front desk of a planned power outage. after waiting 40 minutes while they try and find us a room, they explained that we needed to find somewhere else to stay. Must have changed ownership! Breakfast was gross, no warm beverage selection in the evenings. We won't be back! AND they won't refund our cancelled 3-day stay that they cancelled!

Traffic Noise is unbearable. 11 PM, and still no decrease in noise volume or consistency...it's going to be a long night...

I'm sure it was just the cleaner they did not finish cleaning but very disgusting. Called the office to inform them they will be cleaning it and very unprofessional service and response. Would not stay there again, parking was horrible. There are better options, the Marriot is just down the road.

I asked for no housekeeping when I checked in. They came in anyway. Then they took $3 In quarters I had on the desk. The front desk said there was nothing they could do.

App says they have dog friendly rooms but when I got there (after driving 10 hours) they said it was service animals only. Sent me on my way, everything was sold out, and I had to stay in SLC for 2X the price.... Missed my whole event. Don't book here. Staff really didn't care.

Yes, I am giving this Hampton Inn 5 stars for appearance, courtesy of the staff, and the cleanliness of the rooms. It's the highest ranking that I've given any hotel - this place is unique. It's a real shame that they do not have some sort of historical blurb about this hotel - in the lobby or even in the guest services book. Like, the hotel opened in 1913, has 124 rooms, near the historic district (25th street, Union Station, etc) - ALL within walking distance, and it opened after the remodel to the 2002 SLC Olympics. I had to find all that online - because the property is really beautiful. Parking is a bear, but for $12, you can valet --- which is quite reasonable to this road warrior. An excellent stay at this hotel. Just look at the marble walls of the lobby -- yeah, this was the type of hotel that would have booted me out the doors back in 1913.....

This is a pretty nice hotel with many nice amenities. There is one difficulty however. It's is very difficult to unload and load your luggage upon check-in and check-out. Parking (although free) is around the block in a separate parking structure. Makes us a bit nervous because we are traveling on motorcycles and they are out of sight and quite a distance away. Won't stay here again just because of the parking situation.

Probably the nicest Hampton you will ever stay in. Seriously. Located in a historic building in downtown Ogden, you are close to most everything in the area you are trying to visit. They are within close proximity of Historic 25th street and the Junction for entertainment, a stone's throw from good restaurant choices, and public transportation is viable and easy in this part of the city. The hotel itself is classy. It was an Embassy Suites during the Olympics and has been kept very clean and updated for being such an old building. Being old, you will notice a few things.... the windows are old and you will get some street noise in the outside rooms. Parking is off-site and a pain in the backside if you drive anything bigger than a compact. There is no pool or hot tub, but that's a small price to pay. Rooms are fantastic. Well kept and the corner suite we had was roomy and served as a great place to watch the Christmas parade. Breakfast was good and plentiful even though the hotel was full of young hockey players in town for a tournament. (If you can feed that many teenage hockey players and still have food for the rest of us, you have this figured out.) The downtown area has a few choices for hotels, all of them good. I like this Hampton for the historic value and the great service we received.

The location is okay but there is no parking so you have to walk from the nearest parking garage to the hotel. The beds aren't that comfortable and I have yet to encounter a friendly front desk person. They offer little to no help and if they do, they can make you feel like you've just put them out. There's laundry in site but the front desk won't give you change but instead tell you to go to the laundromat up the road. The one time I had breakfast the eggs were ice cold, when I informed the gal at the front desk she rolled her eyes and said okay

Squeaky clean on the housekeeper card well it wasn't . You pay for a room you expect to be clean especially with Covid 19.Will never stay here again. I forgot to mention that they upgraded my room.

Terrible customer service, booked us into the wrong room and had to share one king bed between the 4 of us. Also my wife accidentally forgot some of my computer cables and dock in the room before checking out and they never called when housekeeping came across it and then no one was there to help the next morning when I came back for it so almost missed my flight. You would think they would at least give you a call when they find important things like that is a room!!

VERY professional, friendly staff. Our room was very quiet, comfortable bed, NICE shower - except the tub floor became VERY slippery with the soft water. FANTASTIC complimentary breakfast with a lot of options. Free coffee/tea/hot chocolate bar in the large lobby. OVERALL GREAT STAY!

We don't write negative reviews but we are VERY disappointed in this Hampton Inn location! Although the front desk service was friendly and efficient, we felt that they were left to cover the unfortunate deficiencies we were spending our money on! We travel a lot and our internet connection was among the worst we have experienced! We connected when we arrived for 8 hours then nothing. Complained to the front desk and they contacted the general manager to reboot the system however, still no connection after another 6 hours! After contacting the front desk again, we were given a number to Pinnacle to contact to help us out. We contacted them and it worked for 3 hours! If you are coming for business reasons, don't stay at the Hampton Inn Ogden, Utah. Not only did we not have the advertised free wi-if service, the drain in our shower did not work and there was no fan in the bathroom so you had to shower with the door open and still spend time to wipe down the mirror. It is a great location in a beautiful historic building.

Definitely on my list of "Not Favorite" hotels. I'm a Hilton guy, have been Diamond status for 10 years, so I have stayed in a lot of Hamptons. -- My room was the smallest hotel room ever -- including rooms in Boston, New York or the Bay area. -- The tub--a term I use loosely--was less than 4' long and less than 2' wide. When I stood facing the shower head I couldn't stand with my legs shoulder-width apart because the sides of the tub were so close. -- Parking is only valet ($12/night which isn't terrible, but there was no valet person to be found) OR you can drive around to a parking garage a block away. This clearly was an older hotel converted to a Hilton property, but I don't think it lives up to normal Hilton standards. The location is great, it's close to the new LDS temple and within easy walking distance to the hip downtown area with several nice restaurants. But I'll stay at the new Hilton Garden Inn (just a couple of blocks away) next time.

I concur! The lemon water is very tasty and adds an air of elegance to the whole Hampton Inn's charm. We were there for 4th of July weekend and stayed in one of their suites which I think was very nice and cleaned everytime to perfection during our 3 nite stay. The entire hotel always smelt so good. I mean you can definately tell that the rugs and air were clean. I don't always leave a tip at a hotel for the maid service but I did this time because I felt Maria Ruth had done an exceptional job preparing our room each day. The breakfast was a very nice touch but I wish they had eggs. The parking situation is a little weird since you have to park your car a couple of buildings down in a parking structure then walk to the hotel. And it would have been nice if they'd had a pool. The Whirlpool was out during our stay as well. Nevertheless, You can really tell that Hampton Inn's are in the Hilton family of hotels. When you stay here you will feel like you spent a lot more money. I totally recommend this place!

This hotel is in a great location which is why we chose it. Parking is kind of a pain since it's around the block as other reviewers mentioned. The room was clean and nice, bathroom was nice and spacious. Our room was towards the back, away from the street, so we didn't hear the street noise. However, the heating system for the room is old. To keep a constant temperature, the heater kicks on every so often, and it is LOUD! This happened all night long, and woke us up constantly. Terrible night's sleep! Will never go back because of it.

Everything (except parking which *really is lacking*, thus the 1 star dock) was perfect. Friendly staff, hot cider and fresh fruit in the lobby (March winter), a very nice room, and a great little hot/cold breakfast with plenty of options. Oh! Also a perfect location. In general, I was impressed with Ogden. :)

Not best or worst. Here for work. Hampton Inn delivers on friendly staff and included breakfast. As for room, small. No racks to place luggage on used chair in room. Also stocking of coffee and towels was less than minimum. Parking.. lucked out on. Arriving after 5pm both days of stay found spots on street. Street location noisy ... Never know until you stay.

The hotel itself is nice. Clean and comfortable beds. The parking SUCKS. It is a historic building so nothing is attached. There is limited parking on the street for loading and unloading and it's a hike to the parking garage. The breakfast was ok but the poor lady working it was run ragged. We waited quite a while for more food, but they were pretty busy. The food was good. If you are parking and walking it's a good place to stay. If you are coming and going I'd look elsewhere.

My girlfriend and I booked this hotel because the description, pictures, and location led us to believe it was a professional, high quality hotel in central Ogden. Our experience could not have been more different. To begin, on our way to the hotel we called ahead to ask about the parking situation (foreshadowing) and the phone rang and rang and rang with no answer. We shrugged our shoulders and thought maybe the attendant had stepped away for a moment. When we finally arrive at the hotel the parking could not be less intuitive so we ended up parking on a street around the corner and make the trek to walk in, passing several doors into the hotel that are all locked. When we finally arrive at the front there is no one at the desk, so concerned we were at the wrong desk we decided to call again, and the phone in front of us began to ring, a half hour after we had called earlier on the road (indicating the front desk was unattended for at least that long). Finally a sweet girl comes out and we ask about the parking situation and it was explained to us this way: There is no parking for the hotel, however they do coordinate with the parking garage next door, to use it the front desk will give you a little slip of paper with their logo on it, you then go park in the parking garage behind the hotel and pay attention to the number assigned to your parking stall. Afterwards, you search around till you locate a janky metal box and you fold up the little piece of paper they gave you (because it doesn't fit otherwise) into the slot that corresponds to the stall your car is occupying. We sigh, accept our fate, and finish checking in. The girl offers a room that's a little quieter than our reservation, we accept and begin the long process of parking. Finding a spot in the garage, finding the janky box, hauling all our luggage from the garage to the front of the hotel; passing through a very sketchy alley, disheveled sidewalks (meaning we couldn't roll our luggage but literally carry it) and passing the two sides of the hotel with plenty of doors to enter but are all locked. Till this point we took solace in the fact that the outside of the hotel was classy and the lobby and elevator were immaculate and well decorated. Little did we know this was a facade to cover a very subpar interior. Stepping out of the elevator you are greeted with a dingy dim lit hallway that seems both narrow and foreboding at the same time. The carpet looks like someone from the sixties who watched too many episodes of the Jetsons chose it, the walls were lime green and not in any kind of good way, and if they weren't green they were brown, poop brown. The second we enter the room we knew we had made a terrible mistake and should have stayed anywhere else. The room was beyond tiny, the bed took up 70% of it. The windows looked like they had been salvaged from a mental institution and the view was the nasty brick wall of the building across the alley. "But at least it's quiet" we thought as we surveyed the closet we had rented for the night. Just then we hear the screaming, laughing, and stomping of a young family. Cringing, we assume they must be in the hallway right outside our door because we can hear them as clear as if they were in the room with us (and given how small the room was that's saying something). We peek out the door to check and to our surprise the family isn't across the hallway, or next to our room, or even in view, they're around the corner and we can't even see them. I guess sound travels fast when the walls are made of paper ‍. Thanks for the upgrade Melissa. Whatever we thought, it's one night, we'll get over it. I decided to shower, and then we'd get changed and go to the pool. Once I'm in the shower I immediately notice an issue with the drain, namely, it doesn't drain. Within minutes I'm ankle deep in my own filthy water and just thankful they remembered to put soap in the room. I get out of the bathroom and that's when my girlfriend informs me that the pool is currently down for maintenance. Which would normally be fine, except they didn't advertise that anywhere! We chose this hotel because it advertised a functioning indoor pool! I don't normally leave reviews unless I really feel the public is being misled by an establishment and needs to know the truth before being bamboozled like we were. The cascade of crap we endured forced my hand. Hilton you have severely let us down.

Pretty much what you would expect. But good location just off interstate and a decent chili's like restaurant across the parking lot. No draft beer there, but good local choices.

Great location. Nicely remodeled historical building. Our room was facing the 24th street and it was nice and quiet. Complimentary breakfast. Friendly staff. The cons: - self parking is in a garage on the other side of the block, maybe a 5 minute walk. Not a deal breaker, but can be inconvenient. On the plus side, it is a covered parking which comes in handy after a winter storm. - the hot tub water was not clean

Very clean and a very friendly staff. The bed was comfortable, Will stop here anytime we come through town. Good breakfast and it's included also.

The actual hotel is nice, but the parking is difficult and to actually locate the entrance is somewhat difficult. But David at the front desk is very kind and helpful. Thank you