Decent Hampton Inn, middle of the road for the brand
We stayed here over Thanksgiving weekend 2012. The hotel is very easy to find, it's right at the end of the exit ramp off of I-70. The property itself is very typical of a Hampton Inn. Not the best I've ever stayed at, but not the worst, either - it was a "typical" Hampton. The hotel looks to have been renovated in the last several years, so the style was fairly up-to-date. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. 
Our room (a king study) was reasonably priced, clean and well decorated, and decently sized - we had enough room to inflate a toddler mattress we had with us for the 2 year old without feeling like we had to keep stepping around it. The room did have a microwave and refrigerator, though we had to unplug the fridge because it made an annoying buzzing noise while running. The bathroom was modern, though the shower faucet was a problem - you had to really work to get the water off, it seemed the faucet handle was not installed correctly. We reported this on checkout. The only other complaint we had about the room was the odd lack of trash cans - one in the whole room, and it was small. For 3 people, including one in diapers, it just wasn't enough space. An extra can or two would have been appropriate. We also struggled a little with the temperature of the room - we ended up running the a/c all night at 64 degrees, and we were all still hot.
The breakfast was only fair, the selection was a little sketchy. This may have been due to the light amount of people booked (we heard rumors of only 5 rooms), but I was a little disappointed. We also used the pool, which was OK. The hot tub looked like it could have used a little attention, but nothing that was so funky that we were afraid of the facilities.
Overall, a decent property if you're in the area.