I made a last minute decision to book here b/c the original hotel/plan was out of the way. I was disappointed they (Hampton Inn-Wellington) did not recognize my AAA card. The room was about $30.00 more a night than the other hotel. I was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and decor. I arrived close to midnight. The clerk granted me... more

the hotel was great. the room was great. the food was great. the service was great. the pool was great. it was real nice and quiet hotel. i would stay here again. more

Needed a hotel close to the Sound Advice Amphitheater & this fit the bill. While not within walking distance for my taste, there was another couple who did walk to the concert from the hotel. (I wouldn't recommend it as most of the roads are very busy highways) The hotel seems new & is very clean. Our king size room... more

Wanted to stay near West Palm Beach. This is a new hotel with huge rooms. The suites are gigantic and cost us $169 per room per night including "breakfast". The breakfast has to be the worst quality I've ever had. Stale probably frozen bagels tasting of cotton wool. And the most discusting looking circular substance - possibly egg, possibly glue... more

We attended a family event in Wellington, and rooms were set aside at a group rate at this hotel - the only one in Wellington. When I first called, I was quoted a price that with tax would be $300 a night. I mentioned AAA and AARP and the price dropped by $20 a night. I could not believe I... more

This Hampton Inn is a 'luxury' Hampton. It sits next to the Wellington Mall and just a mile from a large horse/polo venue. The entire hotel is decorated in a horse theme; it's kind of like being in a posh horse clubhouse. There are 2 options for rooms--traditional and a suite. The suites are 1000 sq feet with 2 separate... more

WOW! Who knew Hampton Inn's could be so nice. I tend to stay at upper end Starwood, Grand Hyatt or Marriot properties and the Ritz, but I had business in Wellington (about 10 miles from West Palm Beach/Palm Beach area) and the only hotel in town was the Hampton Inn. It opened in Dec 2005 and calls itself an "upscale... more