Hampton Inn Louisville Downtown

Lexi Loo

Hotel is nothing extremely fancy but it’s a great place to stay if you want to be downtown for a night or two but don’t want to spend $200-$400 a night! Room were very clean and no weird smells. They provide free tampon and pads for women who need them. It’s in walking distance of many restaurants, bars, and clubs. I don’t remember the front desk lady’s name but she was a black woman in her 20’s or 30’s and she seriously was the nicest hotel desk person I’ve ever met in my life. Like she was so nice and sweet I would give her 10/10 if she had her own google review page. There is a $15 a night parking fee but it’s downtown Louisville so you’re gonna have to pay to park anywhere.

Cecelia Grotz

The rooms were small and in need of updating. The bed frames were made from plywood and creaked with the slightest movement. There was only 1 electrical outlet in the bathroom and only one on one side of the bed and none on the other. We ended up moving a lamp with an outlet in the base so we had an outlet on each side of the bed. The hotel is also about a block from a fire station, so if you're looking for a nice, quiet stay, this is not the hotel for you. The hotel even has a sign at the desk that states as much. The upside is that the staff was very friendly and the room was clean.

Michael and Tara Watts

Hotel was up to date, nice location and modern in style. However the walls were paper thin and we could hear the conversation of our neighbors as if they were in our room. A little annoying when you want to sleep. The cleanliness of the bathroom and room could use some improvement. The linens were clean and shower and toliet, but you can tell it doesn't get a thorough cleaning. A used spoon was on the shelf in our closet. There was splatter of something on the bathroom walls and door. There was also a smear of something on the shelf under the sink with the hand towels. Floor was a bit dirty. Not the cleanest place, but unfortunately we have also stayed at places worse.

Caroline Cumberworth

The hotel was a few blocks from the Convention Center and 4th Street Live and was a reasonable price. However we had 2 washcloths for 4 people and we asked for more. They didn’t have anymore and gave us hand towels and a floor towel to use as washcloths. That happened on both days of our stay even after asking the front desk to make sure we had washcloths the second day of our stay. We had to pay a $15 parking fee for their own parking lot! We were given a slip to put in our vehicle window. I understand not wanting others to park in their lot and that slip was needed but you shouldn’t have had to pay an extra fee. The slip should come free with your hotel stay I believe.