I consider myself a Hamptonian, as I find myself booking Hampton Inns frequently because I'm a…read moreHilton Diamond member and I use points to travel. Hampton Inns are consistently predictable, most having free parking and a hot free breakfast, kind staff, clean rooms, and on/off highway accessibility. The Hampton Inn - Greenfield was just this. Easy to make a reservation on the Hilton site, check in using the Hilton mobile app, and easy check out the same. This location was just off a major interstate, which made my six state roadtrip even easier. The staff were all very accommodating and the hot breakfast plentiful. Will definitely consider staying here again if passing through.

Holiday Inn expresses are our go to for staying on road trips and vacation this one failed…read moremiserably I awoke with 45+ bedbug bites on my legs management is trying to say they are fleabites and that their room was clean and it didn't happen there. See my photos. Stay anywhere else

Great find!! Clean, quiet! Breakfast was great and the best coffee for a hotel. Our king suite was…read morespotless and very comfortable. Great nights rest after traveling several hours. Highly recommended!!!!

I stopped in here both coming and going while on a business trip, and loved it. Clean, quiet,…read morespacious rooms, with plenty of amenities. It was almost like being in a small apartment. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I didn't get to try the breakfast bar as I was in a rush to get on the road both times, but it looked and smelled amazing. The coffee in the lobby was delicious though. Of all the hotels I stayed at during this trip, this one was my favorite. I think going forward, I'm strictly a Holiday Inn Express guy from now on. I really only had two minor complaints: The first time through the fitted sheet had a small stain on it that I didn't care for and caused me to sleep on top of the top sheet, and there's only one luggage cart in the whole hotel which can make getting in or out during the busy hours a bit difficult. Other than that, my stay was amazing.

I stayed here a couple nights because they offered special rates for a local event and they have…read moreremarkable reviews. The staff treats you like family. They are pleasant, attentive and efficient. Check in was quick and easy. Pricing is considerably less than other nearby hotels. The rooms are a little dated, but they are clean. There is a microwave and large fridge in the room. The TV was easy to use and the channel selection is good. The bathroom was clean. No pets are allowed. Air conditioning worked fine. I had a minor issue with the fridge making noise, but I didn't complain about it. They probably would have changed it out. The breakfast is decent. The scrambled eggs tasted fresh. My husband liked the sausage. The fresh biscuits were goods. There were bagels and breads that I did not try. Coffee is available all day and in the evenings, fresh popcorn is available. The parking lot is easy to get in and out. There are several nearby good restaurants that are not chains. I'd stay again and recommend.

I'm not sure how this place got 4-1/2 stars. Overall…read morefeeling was sketchy. I don't normally give it a thought, but I checked for bedbugs as soon as I got to my room, but gladly found none... the mattress was in a bag. Room was very damp and uncomfortable, and there was a strong smell of cigarette smoke, especially when I woke up this morning. Pillows were good. Cleanliness was OK, but there were some stray hairs on the bathroom floor. I woke up before 5 AM, and even though I needed more sleep, I decided to get up and leave because it was so damp and uncomfortable in the room. Coffee was undrinkable. Very weak. The person who brewed it probably never drank a cup in their life. I will NOT stay here again.

Good Breakfast, Clean Room, and a quiet A/C. King size bed…read morehusband and wife one night $252. Shower non-slip floor rubber pad covers the drain, and water flows onto the bathroom floor and into the hallway. My socks are still wet. No Bible in the night-stand drawer

Night and day difference from the last place we stayed. We called ahead and Josh answered the…read morephone, then greeted us at the front desk when we arrived. Super helpful and professional--he got us checked in quickly and handed us key cards to a very clean, comfortable room. Everything worked, the place felt safe, and the vibe was immediately better. Shoutout to Josh for holding it down and making us feel welcome. Highly recommend if you're passing through Greenfield.

Convenient location close to highway, gas, shopping, food and family. Walking into the lobby was a…read morepeculiar odor not that fresh smell of other hotels. Our room was tidy, bathroom had a pink ring around the caulk and the door was very dirty as if they're never wiped. The washcloths were soft and felt like new towels. However the bath towels weren't soft and felt very old but were clean with no stains. I always bring my portable vacuum since I've never been in a hotel room that is well vacuumed. If you like soft , saggy mattress and don't care for thoroughly clean rooms then this is a great place to stay. I don't know how long that bug was nestled in the folds of the pillowcase probably there from the last fur baby who stayed in that room. Eeeek!! The staff is nice and gave us fresh omelette after we complained how hard the ones in the hot tray were. Now I've eaten enough leftovers in my life to know that this first breakfast omelettes and taters were from the day before and microwaved too much. The second and third days breakfast tasted fresher. The gym was well equipped as well has the pool area. The pool water was too cold for winter!! But it maybe me getting too cold in . I really wanted to swim so I toughed it out! The pool was clean no residue at bottom or slime on steps but tiles could be cleaner. I would consider staying here again if the rates are low as I don't mind sanitizing the room oh but the bugs! Well you know they say when you lay down with dogs lol!

I'm going to lead with the fact that I'm a disabled veteran of over 20 years and have a service…read moredog. My wife and I were traveling cross country to visit family and booked a reservation several days in advance. We got there a little after 10PM. My wife checked us in and it took a long time. She finally came back out and told me we were not allowed to stay there because of my service dog. I went in to inquire what was going on. The guy working the counter said that the way my wife filled out the form indicated that my dog wasn't a service dog. I told him he needs to contact the manager again and let him know it was illegal to deny entry to a service animal because of their form. He got the manager on the phone and relayed the information, but they just pointed back at a form. We were forced to find a new hotel late in the evening and the only other place available was more than double the cost but at this point we didn't have a choice and it was worth it to not stay there.

Great place rooms are renew and the price is not that bad for that place I recommend this placeread more

Great for the weekly & monthly rates for being next to hwy,. 40 its pretty quiet,.... Clean rooms…read moreand bathrooms

I've stayed here twice now while driving across the country. The staff is extremely friendly. The…read moreprice is very reasonable. The rooms are clean and comfortable. They definitely need some TLC but they are a place to sleep. I wouldn't stay here if I was on vacation or going to be doing more than sleeping for the night. The breakfast is bare minimum. Dog friendly which is nice.

We had a decent room at a fair price…read more Convenient to Interstate, gas stations, restaurants, etc. Room was clean. Staff efficient. Breakfast was fine. Semi trucks park and run all night at the South end of hotel so avoid rooms too close to end if that's a concern.

Not called Dollar Inn anymore, now known as the Greenfield Inn. It's among the worst hotels I've…read morestayed in and I've got no problem slumming it up when on the road.

The people that work here are amazing. The prices are a big much for the offerings. Water in the…read moreshower houses take a long time to get warm. Site sizes are large. We would definitely stay here again. It's home to some people.

This is a nice RV Park. It's not fancy, but it's easy to get in and out. The best part is the staff…read moreand owners though. My husband required hospitalization after a fall and they were very accommodating. That was one less thing I had to worry about while I was dealing with my husband's care and health.

Clean restroom. Landscaped grounds. Picnic tables. Parking for Tractor-trailers, RV's and autos…read more Water bottle filling station was out of order.

Wednesday morning and the hustle is real. I'm back on the road just tryna make a dollar…read more.. So, this little rest stop is really a 3 or 4 star establishment. 4 stars because it's always pretty clean. 3 stars simply because it's small and doesn't offer a lot. BUT... both Indiana and Ohio decided to work on their rest areas at the same dang time, and apparently, my opinion did not make it into the docket of either state's government. 200 miles with no rest area. Awesome. So, guess what little buddy?? You're getting an upgrade! 5 stars because you are actually open for business. Well, done. (Update: Ohio's welcome center on I-70 is back open after months, but I didn't know this at the start of my trip.) Ok, today's playlistbecause you can learn a lot about a person not only from the type of music they like, but their road trip mix. That's not always the same thing! At least not for me, I listen to some random shiz that pops into my head when I'm on the road. I digress. I started with O.A.R. I am not a big "jam band" person, but I've always liked OAR a lot more than Dave. If you're curious, listen to the XX album. It's basically a greatest hits and has some of my favorite live tracks (Night Shift that leads into Stir It Up with an actual member of The Wailers). That lead me to a theme: songs with strings, horns and/or piano. I love rock with strings! And horns take me back to my love of ska music in the early 2000's. (I refrained from listening to any ska today because that would lead down a different rabbit hole). Led Zeppelin's Kashmir (just a perfect mix of strings and guitar. Led Zeppelin is also my favorite rock band of all time) Some of Metallica's S&M album. I'm not the biggest Metallica fan, but the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra on Nothing Else Matters is perfection! I seriously got goosebumps listening. For horns, I went with Paul Simon's You Can Call Me Al. A goofy little ditty with infectious horns. One of my favorite piano-heavy songs is Feelin' Alright by Joe Cocker. Whenever I hear this song, it makes me want to take up piano, again. At some point in my life, I WILL learn to play that breakdown at the 2:20 mark. Mark my words! Then, my mind went blank! Four decades of music knowledge, and I couldn't think of any other songs that featured strings or horns or piano that I wanted to hear. So, I took a hard left and turned to Dinosaur Jr. and somehow that led to Bush. I really love Bush! (Yep, the band, too) They were one of my favorite late 90's rock bands and Machinehead was my favorite modern rock song for a long time. Alright, that's my 15 cents for today. I need it back so I can get that dollar!