Hampton Inn & Suites East Lansing/Okemos

Good location, good price, easy parking, served breakfast. Room was fine but the bathroom could take a renovation. Room wasn’t quiet during the day, some drilling noise was disturbing.

It was so easy and very accommodating. We had to spend a night with animals because of a broken down car and it was affordabl3 and so convenient

This was a bare bones Hampton Inn. Everything felt like we were getting the bare minimum. -the breakfast bar was very sparse. Not much fruit. Hardly much to eat. Not very appetizing -room wasn’t cleaned one day and the products and towels were bare minimum -couldn’t use the gym cause the AC wasn’t working. The window was open to the summer heat and humidity -I called down one night because other guests were very noisy outside after 11 pm. The receptionist was rude and angry with me for asking her to quiet them. We always stay at Hampton Inns. On this trip we have stayed at four. Next time in Okemos we will pick another hotel.

This is a very nice hotel when it's located very close to downtown Lansing Michigan. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a place in the Lansing Michigan area.

The staff was not that friendly, other than the lady at check-out. I would have like to know that the pool was out of order before I booked it otherwise I would have found a cheaper hotel, without a pool. That is the reason I booked it.. The room was spacious. Beds were pretty comfortable.

I had a terrible experience with this hotel’s management in early 2025, although my stay was in 2024. When booking a room at this Hampton Inn, I realized right after paying that I had selected the wrong date. I called customer service within a minute. The Hilton representative was helpful and understanding, and said she could adjust the reservation dates without extra charges, even though it was non-refundable. She explained I'd receive a cancellation notice but would be rebooked for the correct date without a cancellation fee. So, on the chosen/correct date, I arrived at the hotel, I checked in, I stayed, I checked out, paid, and left, no issues. Nine months after my stay, I noticed a Hampton Inn, Lansing/ Okemos charge to my credit card. I almost missed it because I am a Hilton member, and I often stay at Hampton Inn properties. However, I had not been to Lansing for a while, so this made me pause and think about the charge. After some digging in calendars, inboxes, invoices, etc., and not finding any messages, emails, voicemail or a call from this property, and after confirming that my last stay in Lansing was at the Okemos Hampton Inn nine months earlier, I called customer service. The Hilton rep could not find information about the charge in his system either, so he asked me to call the manager of the property directly. Which I did, but was connected, instead, to the assistant manager Karen. Karen lived up to her name from the very beginning. She did not want to hear details about the situation, threatened to hang up because "she was busy," and when I asked if she would at least hear what I had to say, she was like, 'you will ask me to cancel the charge and I will not do it because your reservation did not allow cancellation." The fact that I did not really cancel but stayed at the property one day earlier did not move her. The fact that the customer service rep had left a note when cancelling the wrong date to explain why no cancellation fee should be charged was not sufficient for Karen. She claimed the hotel "lost business" while holding the reservation for me because other people could not book the room. When I pointed out that I "held" the room for 5 minutes maximum before rebooking and they could not have lost much business for that time, PLUS they did not lose my business- I stayed with them (easy to check), she still did not want to hear it. When I questioned if it was legal for the property to just pull out my payment information and charge my credit card 9 MONTHS AFTER my so-called cancellation (actual stay), without a call, without an email or message, and without ANY document/invoice for the transaction (which I still think was illegal but I have not had time discuss with a lawyer), Karen rudely interrupted with the words, "Oh, yes, we can!!!" I know the service sector is short-staffed since the pandemic, but I still cannot believe that a person with the attitude of this assistant manager is allowed anywhere near customer