The staff was very friendly. The newly rehabbed handicap room was very nice and clean. The complimentary breakfast and choices were good. Can't wait until the renovations are completed for a five star experience as we often return to this area

The new handicap room should have grab bars, a shower seat and a chair height toilet and a reclining chair for those unable to sleep in a flat bed. One bedside light would sometimes dim and go back to bright. The hotel is under renovation with some noise and dust. The workers are polite and try to stay out of the way. This is a good thing that one should have patience with and will be rewarding once complete.

The staff is courteous and helpful. The breakfast is a great start to the day. The rooms are nice and clean though a bit worn. Like that electrical outlets are on both sides of the bed for devices and C-pap users. Love the pet friendly accommodations as we travel with a Service Dog. The location is great. Happy to see renovations are underway which will make for an even more enjoyable stay for future returns to the area.

We need and request a Handicap room and are glad when they are available. Handicap bathroom needs updating. Sink was slow draining. A zero gravity recliner with a lift assist would be a great option for those who must sleep in an adjustable bed at home for their disabilities. The bed was too soft for me and those who may prefer firmer support. These are 'observations', not complaints. I never hesitate to return to the Front Royal Hampton Inn.

All great. Breakfast included. Very clean rooms. The hotel currently goes through renovations, so everything becomes an upgrade and we enjoyed our newly renovated room! The construction works did not impact our stay. Only through the day noise is possible.

Unfortunately, pool was not accessible due to renovations. It would have been great to know that in advance. Only single-use cutlery at breakfast. Trash is not being separated. Improvements to protect the environment can and should be made!

i really liked the workers and the connivence of it all. we only stayed one night before we headed back to NC, and we had everything we needed from ice, water, breakfast in the morning, snacks to purchase in the lobby area, as well as the coffee, teas and hot chocolate available all day!

the room was fairly nice and clean, EXCEPT for when i looked in the bathroom, the bathtub was a bit dirty and i saw a strand of hair still on the bathroom floor.

The hotel is just a few miles from the north entrance to Shenandoah National Park. It was convenient to everything and away from the downtown area. even though it is next to I-66, it is a quiet place to stay.

When I was there, they were doing renovations to the outside of the building. There was plastic over the windows, and the outside didn't look great. I'm sure this will be a temporary problem. Also, the pool was closed as part of the renovations. Again, this is temporary, but people interested in swimming may want to check if the pool has reopened.

Very clean and nice looking. Breakfast was also a added bonus they have a great selection

Having to cut through McDonald's parking lot to get there can be a nightmare especially when McDonald's drive through line is backed up you have to wait until they drive through before you can get passed them

Breakfast-good. Handicap room-good. Handicap bathroom-very good. Pet Friendly-accommodate Service Dog and one pet dog-very good. Bed/mattress-okay, but worn. Custodial staff does well at keeping well used facilities and grounds clean and maintained. Quiet-No rowdy guests during our stay. Location-very good.

Hotel beds in handicap rooms do not accommodate those who cannot sleep flat due to health issues and disabilities and there is not a reclining chair that would do in a pinch. This is all hotels as far as I know. Not unique to Hampton Inn. One must request extra pillows to prop themselves up against and elevate legs, which an adjustable bed is able to do. The pillows shift during the night, support is lost, forcing one to wake up and reset as often as required. Not a restful situation. I think an adjustable bed and a reclining chair should be included in the handicap rooms for an increasingly aging population that travels.

I want to take a minute to recognize the front desk person, Brian. He was the epitome of a welcoming host. Brian successfully countered all the inconveniences of ongoing construction with his positive, helpful attitude. A star employee!!!

The location has always been a little challenging.

The property was very nice. The location was good and the grounds were well kept. I thought the room was very nice, clean & comfortable. The breakfast was fresh and had a wide variety of food to choose from.

The water pressure was too low in the shower.

The breakfast was good with everything we wanted and needed. The coffee was good with anything you could possibly want to add to your coffee. The breakfast attendant was pleasant and helpful.

The construction and limited parking.overall