Hampton Inn Petaluma turned out, to my surprise, to be a very nice place to hang out for 3 nights. Reasonably priced, at least during the week (Fri/Sat nights quite a bit more $$). It's in a repurposed old silk factory, with exposed brick walls and a cool vibe, quite close to downtown (although it isn't a very pleasant walk, as there's lots of traffic on nearby Lakeview Blvd.) The room was large, with a sitting area and good bathroom. Staff seemed friendly. They allow dogs, with a single-stay, not nightly, charge of $50. The included breakfast was really good, a bit different every day, w/ eggs, bacon or sausage, & the usual assortment of bagels, you-make waffles, cereal, and fruit. Dining area is spacious and pleasant. Easy parking w/ EV charging avail. Nice, small property that felt comfy even though it's corporate.

Well. . . .the hallways are very, very long & our room was a bit of a trek from the parking area w/ suitcases & the dog. No doubt because the place was a former factory, so the old shell was kept. minor point, really, everything else was pretty great.

The facility is an adaptive reuse of a ln old silk mill, built 1892. I lived two blocks away from it when it was still derelict. So very happy to see the care that was used to preserve and reuse this National Register property. I use the hotel as an example in my architecture history classes. First time staying there

Well it is pretty expensive. Could use some old fashioned towel racks in the bathroom. And why nor promote this as a historical property? Sell postcards with historic images...like the ones used as shades in the dining room.

Breakfast was great. Many selections so that everyone had choices. Bed was comfy and room and bathroom were very clean. I had a problem when I arrived - the bathroom light and bedside lamps wouldn't light up, so I called the reception desk. In less than 2 minutes a very personable handyman came in and fixed the issue. I was quite impressed. Reception staff was welcoming and friendly.I would highly recommend it

The only thing that wasn't perfect was the location. The Hampton Inn in Petaluma is a beautiful restored historical silk mill from the late 1800's. It is about a 10 min walk from downtown in an area that is being cleaned up. Safe to walk but the neighborhood was not as glorious as the Inn.

Location was nice, quiet, clean. Continental breakfast selection was better than others that we had. Gym was a little bonus for my teenage sons to get a little work out in. Proximity to downtown Petaluma was an all around plus. Choice of brand for hand soap, lotion, shampoo had a pleasant smell that my son wants his own bottle.

Bathroom was only stocked for 3 adults vs 4. Would be nice to have it stocked as the two queen beds accommodates up to 4 people.

This is a gorgeous site in the renovated historic Petaluma Silk Factory. They were able to maintain the beauty of the old factory but update it so it is modern and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious and super clean. I also loved the staff at the front desk and at breakfast. They had up gorgeous fall decor (made by one of the staff) which was so pretty and a great touch. It is not far from downtown and a great coffee shop by the river (grand central).

Liked that it was an easy walk to downtown, we were there for a concert at the Mystic, didn't have to drive. Breakfast was better than expected for a hotel quick buffet.

Walls are a bit thin (could hear a baby crying a couple rooms down and people partying next door when we got back at midnight, but they quieted down when they realized we were back in our room. Would be nice to have bottled water in the room.

I liked how easy it was to check in and get to my room. The rooms were spacious and had high ceilings which was nice! Relatively quiet and clean, modern feel. Breakfast was open until late morning and the staff was very helpful!

Only stayed one night so couldn't really tell you what wasn't so good, but the breakfast could've had a better selection. Whats cool was the waffle maker but other than that it was very basic.

Dining area is big, clean, well lit, comfortable. Breakfast items are standard fare of eggs, bacon, potatoes, muffin, fruit, beverages etc etc, yet, everything is fresh and plentiful. What should be hot is hot. Hotel staff replenish as needed. No complaints! See below for comment on the repurposed building.

The long hallways are necessitated by the building structure, no way around that. However, a little imagination in decoration/lighting can go a long way to enliven those institution-like hallways. The exterior hotel name/sign is subdued. Don’t be shy! At first blush the exterior of the repurposed building is underwhelming, BUT, that actually adds to the charm of the hotel. It grows on you. Well done!

This Hampton Inn is a well done remodel of an historic building; there are lots of interesting details in good taste. The rooms are comfortable (although not spacious) with quality amenities, good WiFi and nice pillows. Breakfast was typical for a better hotel (eggs, meat, waffles, etc.), served in a lovely breakfast room.

The bathroom has a permanently on fan; I wished I had earplugs for falling asleep.

We loved so much about this property. It has the feel of a boutique hotel more than a chain. Set in an old silk mill it has really cool high ceilings and brick walls as well as interesting decor. Nice bath products and decent breakfast choices plus a nice dining area to enjoy the breakfast buffet. The staff was very welcoming and friendly.

The bed wasn’t my favorite, but overall even it was ok. We would totally go back.