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I would not recommend staying here unless you’re there for a conference or very VERY short stay. Our entire stay, included a stay with 200+ cheerleaders preteens-teens and they were noisy and not at all controlled Breakfast: not a lot of options honestly and was the same over and over again in different variations. Parking, not connected to the hotel. You either have to have a free pass limited or like 10 people, or pay daily for a parking garage. We did not have good luck, as the conference center that’s attached took the entire parking garage on multiple occasions. Or you have to park on the street which is very VERY limited. It’s not at all convenient nor the safest with the homeless around that area. Housecleaning was great, and most of the front staff was great but they have a lot going on it seems and couldn’t remember simple requests. Most likely won’t stay again, but it wasn’t the worst or the best. Also only had one elevator working at the time, and with as many guests that they had was not quick and taking the stairs every time to the 6-8th floor is not the most convenient. They allow pets BUT be prepared to not have a pet area anywhere near by unless you walk down the street a way from the hotel and into the park. Not quick if they need to go then and now.

Love the place and room was clean

Room was smaller than expected. The noise from the street was terrible. I was woken throughout the night by sounds from cars and sirens.

The property is nice and well located, and the breakfast was very nice, but we were on an outside room and, even on the 7th floor, it was so loud with traffic noise it was difficult to get to sleep. Also, the curtains would not close, so the room was extremely light all night.

The room and service were good. There was significant noise from the street below, which made it tough to sleep. Also, the breakfast offerings were not impressive. And lastly, the fact that we had to walk about a block to our parking space was frustrating since we had to PAY for it.

We was not able to check into my room upon arrival at 4pm and waited around until we were almost late for a concert. Very inconvenient as we had to leave our stuff in the lobby and back at our car.

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Parking is $10 a day and garage is not connected to Hotel, you have to walk half a block. Staff was friendly, no problems checking in/out. Breakfast buffet was clean and well staffed. Our room was directly across from the elevators and they are old and loud so we could hear every time someone used them well into the night. Room doors also are heavy and slamming late through the night. We were on the Washington Street side, which turns into somewhat of a local drag after dark. Cars with loud music, sirens, and lots of motorcycle groups kept us awake until about 2am. We stayed in a weekend. We asked to be moved to a quieter room but they were sold out. Probably won't stay at this location again. We prefer a quieter place to stay.

Nice place, breakfast was great too. Thank you!

We had a great stay! Everything was great, from checking in to checking out.

Parking is terrible but it’s a nice place.

Room was clean Front desk ladies she was so nice Breakfast was great 🍽️ I do recommend ogden hamton inn

Everything in the room is well thought out. Skip the free breakfast

Hard to get to. Only one parking spot on the street. Had to circle the block a few times to get the spot. Once I got to the front desk, I was told the hotel changed my rooms to another hotel. I received no phone call, email or text telling me of this changed. I could have gone to that hotel.

Very clean and convenient

They have a reserved parking in the back of the building.

Would stay again for concerts at amphitheater.

Beautiful historic hotel in the center of it all.

This is a city hotel that was okay generally, but it has inadequate parking.

I won't stay here again. MOST of the staff were wonderful, and the bed was comfortable, but a) check in was horrible. The staffer seemed VERY put out to be checking me into the hotel. Extremely off-putting. b) Poor hotel security. I can't remember the last time I stayed at a hotel where a room key was not needed to use the elevator? No elevator restrictions at this hotel, and, the front desk was OFTEN unstaffed, meaning, anyone walk in off the street, and can get into and use the elevators. I did always double lock my room door? but the lack of hotel security was unpleasant. Finally -- and I realize the hotel itself can't control who checks in -- drunken guests fighting in the hallway disturbed my sleep. Maybe I should have called local police? I did report disturbance to front desk, twice. I believe front desk intervened? but guests continued to be disruptive, for more than two hours. Not helpful for a good night's rest.