Westminster Spa Hotels

We need a room with a roll-in shower and have had trouble getting one at various hotels in the past. This time, I called the hotel the day before to make sure they were ready with our room, and found that Hampton Inns had sold our room to someone else! The desk clerk was apologetic, and told me that Hampton does that with online reservations. He suggested we make direct reservations with the hotel next time. We wound up buying a bathtub-type shower stool ($60). Fortunately, after the first night the desk clerks were able to find us a roll-in shower room and Housekeeping got it ready early so we could move to it (we were staying for four nights). Kudos to staff! Other than that, the hotel is kind of in the middle. I thought the room was pretty clean, but my wife was ”meh”. The bathroom was pretty spacious, but the room was very crowded for the wheelchair. Breakfast was subpar. Bed was quite comfy. On Hampton's plus side, I did some quick research about nearby hotels, and the Hampton Inn was the best! Doesn't say much for the other chains.

I stayed 3 night in room 318. It had a great view of the mountains. The heater squealed when it shut down, the bathroom door squeaked, and the sink drained so slowly that there was standing water in it for most the day. All of those things are fixable and we told the front desk about them when we checked out. The water pressure is very low...as in budget a good 30 mins if you need to wash hair that is longer than your chin. The walls aren't super thin but we were definitely aware of the couple in 316 having sex, and when their alarm went off. It is in a safe, convenient location.