Hampton Inn & Suites Mount Pleasant

Paper thin walls. Lots of noise… Stayed a week, maybe 3 hours of sleep per night due to noise. 3 stars for the service, breakfast and happy hour.

Hotel check in was quick and easy. Staff very friendly. It is right off the highway and minutes from Walmart and restaurants. Room was clean, bathroom was exceptional. Walls are paper thin and we were able to hear the couple next door making love noises. Breakfast was nothing special. Not many choices. Eggs were watery, orange juice was tart. I would stay here again. Price was excellent as well.

Awful!!! The pool is not heated!!! Family was not happy! All night long people «partying» in rooms and hallways! Toilet broke; no service for an hour!!! Avoid like the plague! People that work there seem to think its a burden to work there during the holidays! News flash: you lost a customer for life! (And we travel here at least 10 times a year!!!)

I really like this hotel. It’s my first time here but definitely will return if I’m ever in Mount Pleasant again. It’s very modern, clean and comfortable. I like and appreciate the fact that they put a clean duvet cover on the bed with clean sheets. The bathroom in my room is so nice and has a standup shower and not the gross bathtub that you most often see.
I was greeted by a very kind person at the front desk and was offered some tasty candy. I love candy. I was told about the managers reception /​happy hour with beer wine and sandwiches. I didn’t make it because I went to Luigi’s Italian Café which was delicious and recommended by the hotel staff.
I used the fitness room because I needed to after my delicious meal. It was clean and nice and had towels to use which I appreciated and cold water for an after work out.
I’m looking forward to breakfast and I predict it’s going to be a perfect send off to start my day in Mt. Pleasant, TX.

I stay at Hampton Inn frequently. My travels take me to some very out-​of-​the-​way locales and I have found that Hampton Inn is generally the most widely available hotel brand of any hotel geared predominantly for business travelers. Because I want to build loyalty with a hotel brand, I stick with Hampton/​Hilton HHonors.
That said, I have not found a cleaner, better kept Hampton property than the Mt. Pleasant Hampton Inn & Suites, where I recently stayed for two weeks on business.
There are a number of perks available (e.g., the manager’s reception of bottled water, beer, wine, and hors d’oeurves on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings) that one typically sees only in higher-​end Hilton brands (e.g., Embassy Suites).
Rooms are large, brightly lit, and clean. White sheets and towels are spotless.
All in all, well worth the expense.

2 stars seems harsh, but basically my whole experience here can be summed up by «Meh, I’ve experienced better.»
I came here to escape a very loud family gathering in Lone Star. Yes, I drove all the way to Mt. Pleasant just to get some peace and quiet and a good night’s sleep. Maybe that’s why I was so upset at the sub-​par quality of this place.
At $ 123 a night on a Thursday, I felt was a bit steep, especially considering the fact I didn’t check in until like 9 pm. Usually a hotel will give you some sort of cut when you check in late like that, at least that’s what I’ve experienced and have come to expect.
I was impressed with the size of the room. A very large bathroom, a king size bed, flat screen tv, a desk, an arm chair, and a cabinet with a fridge and microwave. When I entered the room, I took off my shoes, and I noticed while walking to the bed a squishing sound coming from my socks sticking to the carpet. Uh, gross. I didn’t even want to think about what the source of that stickiness was. I went in the bathroom and found 2 hairs in the sink. Everything else in the bathroom was clean, so I didn’t freak out. I just assumed it was hair from one of the cleaners and chalked it up to lack of attention to detail. I went down and asked for some more shampoo and conditioner, and was afraid the guy would point to the shop behind him and make me pay for a full size bottle of shampoo, but he gladly gave me a handful of each. I went up and took a glorious shower, but when I grabbed the folded towel on top of the stack in the cabinet, lo and behold, 2 more hairs. Another very long one, but more disturbingly, a much shorter one that seemed woven into the towel, making me think it had been picked up in the washer. Yucky.
Before the end of my stay here, I had 2 uncomfortable run ins with inconsiderate people (guests and hotel personel) that I can’t really blame anyone for and shouldn’t really be included in a review of this place.
I couldn’t check out of the hotel without voicing my opinions. I told the girl at the desk about everything that happened and she suggested I contact the manager, which I attempted to do for 4 days. Every time I called, the manager had just stepped out or was off that day despite I had been told previously that she would be working at the time. Once I finally got a hold of her and told her everything that happened, I honestly expected for her to credit my card, but instead she just offered me a free stay in the future. Grrrrr, I hate it when managers do that.

As of recently, my work requires me to stay in a different hotel each week. I do this, rinse, and repeat for 36 weeks a year. The quality of a hotel makes all the difference in the world when you’re in them more than your own home.
This Hampton Inn has some of the friendliest staff I’ve encountered yet. Not the over-​the-​top saccharine –sweet fake nice, but the make-​you-​feel-​welcome-​and-​at-​home nice. They have a light dinner for guests Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, during which time everyone chats and relaxes with one another. They also offer a complimentary breakfast, and while it’s a continental like many you’d see, it’s actually better quality and offers more variety (hot and cold cereals, fruit, bagels, waffle maker, and a variety of hash browns/​biscuits/​eggs/​etc.).
The room I was in — 421 — was clean, large, and full of the accommodations I usually want in my home way from home: fridge, tv, microwave, wifi that actually works, and a bed that lets me sleep well. They also included one of those lap boards for your laptop, which I’ve never had at any hotel. It was so nice for working each night in bed!
Even with construction hitting this part of town, and making their entrance a tad hard to get to, it’s WORTH IT. Hotels like this are not as common as you would hope.
Thank you for making my stay so wonderful. I hope to come back someday, when I’m not working 24 – 7, and get to enjoy the pool and see more of the town!
Sincerely,
Happy, Well-​Rested Guest

Hampton Inns are always a great place to stay, and this one is no exception. We stayed here recently on a trip north; the rooms are nicely decorated, beds extremely comfortable, breakfast very good.

Nice, very nice. We too stopped here on our way back to Austin, Tx from Knoxville, TN. It was a very pleasant stay. Will definitley recommend it to others.

great place, comfy beds!

We stopped here a little more than halfway through a drive from Murfreesboro, Tenn., to Austin, Texas. We actually were hoping to stay at the Holiday Inn Express, which was going to be $ 93 instead of the $ 103 we paid to stay here, but ended up getting off at the wrong exit and after 10 hours of driving I was not about to get back on the interstate for $ 10. (Side note: Why the hell is it so expensive to stay in Mount Freaking Pleasant, Texas?!)
This hotel must be brand-​spanking-​new, as everything was pristine. Our room smelled of freaking new paint still. As an admitted hotel snob, I was in heaven.
Free WiFi, free breakfast, eat-​off-​the-​floor cleanliness (ok not really but you get the point) and super-​nice front-​desk staff? YES PLEASE.