Not a bad stay. Not a great Hampton, however.
I had a late flight to Denver, which was delayed. So when I arrived at the Hampton Inn I was past ready for some solid rest. The front desk was very nice and accommodating, despite my very late arrival. The room itself showed a few signs of age. Some parts of the property look as they have undergone a renovation, while other parts do not. 
When I got off the elevator, the hallway smelled like vinegar. My room had the same strong odor. The bed was comfortable - typical hampton "cloud mattress". The walls, however, looked damaged, as did the entry door. This seems picky, but I notice these details: there were no liners put in either trash can. I've never stayed at a hotel where trashbags were not utilized. Maybe this a "go green" thing, which is fine, but I wonder if they just dropped the ball on this one too.
Breakfast was the typical hampton breakfast bar - hot bar, yogurt and fruit, cereal, etc.
The property also offers an airport shuttle. I didn't need to set up anything up with them, but it is worth noting they offer it.
I will not book at this hotel again due to the condition of the room. If the room is not maintained to meet the high standard hilton requires, it says a lot about the mindset of management or franchise owners. Sorry, but it's true.