Newport News Hotels with Airport pickup service

I was totally disappointed on this trip. I booked a Standard King room and upon entering the room noticed that it wasn’t what I reserved. I was given the keys to a King Mobility roll in shower room (Handicap) instead. I spoke to the front desk who informed me that the 3rd party booked this evidently in error. My question was how, when my confirmation states, Standard King. 5 minutes later the front desk called and stated that there were no more Standard Kings left but they would accommodate me with a Standard Double if I like along with being offered complementary snacks since I was upset. I declined both, because I believe after I mentioned my confirmation number they went back, checked it and realized that the mistake was on their end. I will be in contact with Trip because there was a difference in price as I also mentioned to the front desk rep as well.

The hotel appeared to be very nice according to reviews and pictures online. I saw that it had been renovated but upon arrival, family members told me that it was once the “happening spot” for many celebrities and others that came in town before Holiday Inn took ownership. The decor was nice and clean upon entering the lobby and the front desk and staff were great! The hallway to our room on the main floor had a bad stintch/smell and the doors to the rooms showed the age of the hotel. When we entered the room the floor was very sticky and had to be cleaned which was cared for right away. There appeared to be tons of construction crew staying there as well and many of their big vehicles took up lots of the parking. Other than that it was good but if they can address the age of the doors and fix the smell it would be great! Again the staff was amazing and the Burger Theory staff was great too!

The Hilton Garden Inn Newport News hotel in Virginia is located between historic Williamsburg, the Chesapeake Bay and only a short drive from Hampton, Norfolk and Virginia Beach. The Hilton Garden Inn Newport News hotel is only a block off I-64 at exit 256B in the Kiln Creek Retail District. The hotel is adjacent to Oyster Point Business Park and within short driving distance to Newport News/Williamsburg Airport, Fort Eustis, NASA, Langley AFB, Busch Gardens and WaterCountry USA.In Virginia, the Hilton Garden Inn Newport News hotel has 122 guest rooms. Also, enjoy our indoor heated swimming pool and spa, meeting rooms complete with audio/video equipment, fitness center, scrumptious breakfast and dinner and the convenience of shopping, restaurants and cinemas all within walking distance of the hotel front doors. The Hilton Garden Inn Newport News hotel guestrooms includes two speakerphones, each with two lines, refrigerator, microwave, coffeemaker, iron/board, high-speed wireless and hard-wired internet access, large work desk and executive chair.The Hilton Garden Inn Newport News hotel, in Virginia features a business center that is complimentary to guests and accessible 24-hours a day.*****Everything. Right where you need it. *****

I would stay here again though this stay wasn't the greatest. I would not expect the same issues next time, and the staff were pleasant and helpful. The hotel was under renovation so we had to enter through the back door. Made loading luggage in a little tricky, but a staff member happened to be by the door and offered to assist. At 3:30 a.m. the fire alarm went off. A staff member said it was not an emergency, that someone was smoking in their room. Thought that was strange as the guests two doors down from me said their detector had been flashing intermittently throughout the night. Ours never flashed at all, not even when the alarm outside our room was going off. The fire department came to my (adult) son's room to check that detector saying it was his that set it off. My son doesn't smoke, which apparently was easy enough for them to figure out with no smell of smoke or evidence of smoking in the room. An hour or so later the clock alarm went off. We hadn't set it. I turned it off but some time later it went off again. I unplug it from the wall. It went off again. I finally buried it under a bunch of pillows. It finally stopped. The next morning I overheard a maintenance person telling a staff member something along the lines of minimal things they could do as the fire alarm system was old and perhaps, given a big storm rolled through during the night, some water had gotten to the wires and set it off. So we didn't get a good night's sleep, but the staff were pleasant and the room was clean. In particular, the lady manning the breakfast and coffee station, Helen, was a doll. She asked everyone how their evening was, helped anyone who needed it, immediately cleaned off tables when people left, always wore a smile, and was just ever so delightful. My mother said the grits were the best she'd had in a long while. She told Helen it was obvious she knows how to cook grits. Helen smiled, thanked her and said she's been making grits for a long time. Thanks Helen, for being you! Five stars for Helen!