Hampton Inn Chicago/Tinley Park

The staff was beyond nice. The room was so so. Clean, but worn. For example, there was a hole in the wall by the window, the wallpaper was peeling and there was two smoke alarms in the ceiling within 4 feet of each other that was very creepy. Just to be safe, we covered them in case one was trying to sneak a peek. We went down for breakfast at 645 am, and there was literally nothing left. I mean picked clean. The poor guy in the kitchen was trying to refill but there was no way to stick around when you’re there with time constraints. Overall, we won’t ever stay there again, but we feel the staff did the best they could with what they had to work with. By far, the most subpar Hampton Inn we’ve ever stayed at.

The hotel is fine and the staff is excellent. But if you don’t have a car access to the convention center is a bit

Staff was great. Room was clean with a lot of conveniences. The breakfast delicious.

Front desk was great, hotel was nice. Price was high though.

Was not pleased with the room accommodations and the loud helicopter noise out to the A/C unit. The bed was hard as a rock. The drawers kept opening up on their own between the two beds. The whole place needs to be remodeled. Definitely saw mold growing in the bathroom.

Very clean rooms. Very helpful, and attentive staff.

Bathroom hand soap dispenser was broken, two front desk staff members notified. One didn’t know what I was talking about and I quote: “I’ve never been in the rooms so I don’t know what it is”, and the second opened a supply closet for a replacement with no luck but told me he’d have a bar of hand soap in my room before we got back for the evening. Guess what? No bar soap either. In this day & age, I couldn’t get soap in a bathroom? You might want to de-visit this, Hampton Inn.

I’ve stayed at a lot of Hampton Inns over the years and really like the brand. This place was tired and in much need of an upgrade.

I didn't like you just felt so cramped as soon as you walked into the so called lobby.