The hotel is 3 stories and has an elevator, but the elevator doesn't sound too healthy. The rooms are exterior rooms, which means that you walk to them via a balcony from the elevator, instead of walking down a central corridor.
The high speed wireless was a joy, and enabled me to upload the hundreds of pictures that I took in Mobile which I couldn't do while we were in Gulf Shores because of the unreliability of the wireless there. We had the usual Hampton Inn amenities - free breakfast (which they now call On the HouseTM hot breakfast), or Hampton's On the RunTM breakfast bags (Monday-Friday), lapboard for writing or using a laptop computer, coffee maker, iron and ironing board, and complimentary in-room movie channel. Local calls are free and there is no surcharge for using a calling card. The clock radio appeared to have preset stations playing specified types of music.
Hampton Inns do not usually have restaurants, but a restaurant is usually nearby. We walked to the Lone Star Steakhouse rather than driving in search of someplace more exotic because we didn't want to lose our parking place near the elevator.
Other possibilities would have been
0.15 mi Tony's Sushi Japanese Steakhouse
0.21 mi Bistro Mediterranean Grill
0.46 mi Thai Ruby
0.75 mi Terheggen's Restaurant
0.81 mi Posh 27
0.91 mi Ayuttaya Thai Cuisine
0.93 mi Midnight Rodeo and Graffiti Beach
1.13 mi Amrit Palace
2.38 mi Pappa's Honky Tonk
3.38 mi Ocala Wine Experience
3.42 mi Marion Theatre Improv Comedy
3.45 mi Cafý on the Rock
3.46 mi Tin Cup's Tavern
3.47 mi Harry's Seafood, Bar, and Grille
3.86 mi Felix's
6.01 mi Horse & Hounds Restaurant
7.66 mi The Night Zone
7.71 mi Bankshot Billiards
