2-Star Hotels in Auburn

Very nice clean great location Close access to food and shopping

The hotel is a little renovated, but the maintenance is very good, the breakfast is a standard American breakfast, coffee and bacon are very good! The service is also very welcoming, there are on-site meals on holidays, the desserts and chocolates at the front desk are great, the location is also good, next to the 85th road, eating and shopping is very convenient. There is also a Chinese restaurant next to it!

There is a supermarket across the road from the hotel. For those who come for the first time, it is more convenient to buy daily necessities. Then, along the direction of the supermarket, there is a traffic light and a Wal-Mart. The items are more and more good. It is a good choice for Chinese students who come to Auburn.

Compared to the Chinese, the delicious breakfast is acceptable, with egg custard, milk, waffle, sausage, bread custard, milk, fruit juice, and fruit. Parking was perfectly fine. The location is easy to find, and it is conveniently located next to Highway 85. Overall is good.

The location is on the main road, very good

Didn’t expect what we got for the price. It is a suite with a kitchen and full size fridge. The bed was firm and comfortable. The bathroom was recently updated clean and nice. Front desk friendly and helpful. You can even “borrow” stuff like pancake maker, books, toaster etc. They have a snack room we’re you can get coffee tea or buy snacks… lots of em. Lots of eating places all around good location.

What you expect from a Hampton. Easy in and out with a clean, comfortable room. Everything was good with plenty of power plugs (120v and USB). Only downside is that this Hampton like many others are getting a little worn looking but this one was definitely worth the cost.

Average at best, and not nearly enough for the $175 cost. I’m a long-time Hilton Honors member but I’ve never tried their Tru hotels. The best thing I can say is that room was very clean. Staff members at check in and check out were very pleasant. Other than those things, I was unimpressed. Rooms are small and sparsely furnished, which I assume is typical of the Tru brand. No chair in room except a small uncomfortable one. Breakfast was probably one of the worst I’ve seen at any hotel. Coffee was decent. At 8:45 on a Saturday morning, eggs, bagels/breads, and oatmeal toppings were basically empty and never replenished. Breakfast ended at 9:00. Strange for a weekend. Will look for somewhere else to stay next time in town.

I chose this hotel based on good reviews online. It seemed expensive but hotels in their area were either not good or pricy. This hotel was middle of the road for me. The room was fine- nothing special- the quality you expect from a quality inn- with average towels and some amenities... microwave, tv, decent wifi.... However, when the tour bus pulled up at 9pm outside and sat for 25 minutes idling extremely loudly it was not unnoticed. The rooms open to the outside and do not block much in the way of sound. In the morning the breakfast area was disgusting because people could not be bothered to throw away their trash and whoever was in charge of breakfast was not keeping it tidy. Food selection was minimal. They did not even have oatmeal (and I mean the instant, in the packets kind). For 130 dollars a night I would prefer to get something decent to eat. What a waste of money. Location was good but I will not stay again based on price and quality of amenities. Not sure why hotels in this town are so expensive but this place was worth maybe 70 bucks and that's being generous. They need to seriously re-do their breakfast options.

Pro: convenient location. Friendly staff. Lobby appeared clean. Con: Non-smoking room reeked of smoke. Ceilings a rough patchwork of chipped paint and spackling done in a very amateur way. Overall appears very dated. If you are stopping in for a quick sleep and hitting the road early, this is an economical option. Otherwise, sort of shabby.