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Hampton Inn Rocky Mount - Guest room bath

Hampton Inn Rocky Mount

(70 reviews)

$$

Not too many choices in the immediate area and this one rose to the top. Not disappointed at all…read more The first room I checked into had a dead AC. Yeah, that's not going to work. Called the desk and within a couple of minutes they said to meet someone at another room. Perfect. All working and settled. During a one night stay I needed one thing and once again I was very surprised how quick service was especially at after 10:00 PM. From check in to check out super friendly and fast service. Seeing some of the other reviews I wonder if some of the rooms are more challenged than others. For me there was nothing to complain about at all.

This was one of the most uncomfortable rooms I've stayed in. I checked in on the app only to never…read morereceive a digital key. Upon arrival, I was told that the room that the app reserved for me was not yet available. No big deal so I took another room. The beds here are the worst I've ever slept on. I could not sleep very well because you can hear everyone else on your floor every time they make a move. When I finally decided to get out of bed because I realized there is no comfortable position, I realized that trying to find a way to sleep only hurt my back during the night. Instead of a nice relaxing evening in a hotel room on the road, I received a stressful night of loud noises and a bed from hell!! The bathroom door would not stay completely open because of the hair dryer and towel hanging pegs. This makes it difficult to enter and exit the bathroom without bumping the door. There was no snacks to purchase in the lobby. The staff was nice but I believe one of the ladies that helped me just started so this lead to a much longer check in process. Limited parking due to construction equipment. The front awning was blocked off for some reason. The place appears to be under renovation. The room I was in appeared to be recently renovated but I truly hope I'm wrong. I will avoid this place in the future. Life is too short to waste money like this. If this review sounds like I'm bouncing all over the place it's due to a lack of sleep and extreme discomfort from staying here. AVOID-FOR YOUR OWN WELL BEING!!

The O'Neil

The O'Neil

(16 reviews)

$$$

You must, must, must stay here! This 7 room boutique hotel has been renovated with love (the owner…read moreoccupies the 4th & 5th floors and is a major force in the revitalization of the local art, culture and history scene exploding in Kinston). Guest rooms occupy the 2nd & 3rd floors and appear to have been administrative offices in a prior life. My party spent an hour in the lobby and balcony taking the space in; the gold leaf ceiling, the 8 ton vault door, original artwork and the re-purposed teller windows come sitting area. No expense seems to have been spared; over sized showers, floor to ceiling silk curtains, Egyptian cotton, unique and artful antiques, original artwork and art objects abound, yet the space is not over-designed or cluttered. It is serene and peaceful, as was our stay. The O'Neil is an exceptional B&B and I would return again and again. Andy the manager is genuine and welcoming. Complimentary beer (from the local brewery Mother Earth) and water are tucked away in the 1910 refrigerator inside the bank vault, as is Kerig coffee. The space is zoned residential, so The O'Neil does not sell or serve meals/drinks, but plenty of local cafe's within walking distance were a perfect fix. Chef and the Farmer is a 20 second walk across and down the block, as is Mother Earth Brewery, The Boiler Room, and other local attractions. A coffee house was completing its renovation as our trip came to a close. Even if you are drawn to Kinston by A Chef's Life, don't miss the local art scene. Make sure to head up to The Kinston Community Council for the Arts and talk with Rose Clark, a long time Kinston resident and local artist who now teaches welding at the center and has worked with Vivian Howard at C&TF and is responsible for the new but period styled wrought iron railing at The O'Neil. She and her husband are also in the middle of renovating a 4,000 sq. ft. home she picked up for a cool $25,000. We were tickled pink in Kinston, and The O'Neil was the cherry on the cake. Hope you are too.

On April 11th we checked into The O'Neal. We were expecting a boutique hotel experience. While our…read moreroom was nice our experience was very different. We left the hotel at 6:30 for dinner. When we came back the door was locked. No one answered the doorbell. We called for assistance and were told to enter our room code. Three times that didn't work and neither did the other code we were given. We were told to drive to a sister hotel but our car keys were in the room. We were told someone would be there in 15 minutes. My husband tried entering the last 3 digits of our code and the door opened. We went to our room and packed. As we were leaving a woman opened the outside door explaining that the code worked and that we were being charged for the night. Never once did she apologize. The following Monday I called and asked for the owner's name and contact information. I emailed him about the experience and as of today I haven't heard from him. Very disappointing experience both Amanda Everett, the manager, and Stephen Hill, the owner do not know how to handle customer situations. We also were told that the hotel had problems with the door not opening. Had my husband not figured out how to open the door with only 3 digits we would have been standing on the sidewalk, on a Friday night for 45 minutes.

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