We had 3 rooms on the third floor. Late in the evening, members of my group in the two rooms on the North side of the building detected a strong "sewage" odor in their bathrooms (I was on the South side and did not detect the smell). The smell was not their when they checked in; it became strong late in the evening. They also detected the smell in the hallway (another guest also detected the smell and had to have his room changed). The members of my group did not want their rooms changed due to the late hour, but they spent the night with their AC fans running on HI and their bathroom doors closed. By morning the smell had dissipated.

I am used to Hampton Hotels offering a choice of feather or foam pillows. On this trip my room only had foam. The front desk informed me that Hampton will be transitioning to only foam pillows in the future. Not happy with that!

The morning of check-out the hotel developed a problem with the key-cards, requiring a hotel employee to let you in your room every time you needed access.

I had asked for the hotel shuttle to bring us to the airport at 1:00 PM. It ended up being a half-hour late returning from the previous trip, putting us at the airport a half-hour later than we wanted.

My son and I fly into Denver for a hunting trip and we have stayed at this Hampton Inn for the last 3-4 years. The reason we stay here is due to the quality of the rooms and the friendly staff. Breakfast is good and there is a neat restaurant next door.