Not Bad for Quick One Night Stay
I stayed here because I was attending a college visit with my son. This Hampton Inn was fairly clean. I will say that when I opened the door to room 212 there was a black bug on the wood cabinet. I was able to kill it and saw no others. It may have hitched hiked in with a previous guest or housekeeping. The room otherwise was clean and did not smell (some hotel rooms smell dirty - this room was odorless). I did find the sleeper sofa (it was a King executive study) to be very worn and dirty looking. I did not sit on it at all - the sofa needs to be replaced big time. The lamp on the desk had no knob - I could not use it and the handle in the bath tub was not flush against the wall. The handle looked like it was previously glue but came apart again. I reported both of the damages to the front desk and they were apologetic. 
Other reviews mention the loud heating/cooling system. This is all true. If you are a light sleeper the noise from the system going on and off will wake you up. I used the in-room sound machine but that did not help when it auto-turned off (it was on a 90 minute setting). I would not stay at this hotel again because of the loud heating/cooling system - lost sleep that night. If you are a hard sleeper the noise will not bother you.
Staff was nice, there was plenty of breakfast in the morning. Two kinds of omelets, make your own waffles, yogurt, cereal and several juices. 
Again - this is okay for quick one nighter. No bed bugs in my room - I checked the mattress before I sat on it. The Ruby Tuesday restaurant is next door (a gate is open until 10 pm from the hotel parking lot) and there is a WAWA that is up the block within walking distance. There are other hotels that you could drive or walk to on the same road that may have their own restaurants.
If this hotel fixes the heating/cooling system noise and updates the sofas in the rooms it will be much better.