We visited Monroe and stayed at the Hampton Inn for 7 nights. The bed is comfortable and the room clean. The sheets are not luxury threaded and felt a bit course for my tastes. We were on holiday so it was no surprise that we would sleep in since the complimentary breakfast ends at 10 a.m. The surprise was on the last three days of our stay as issues began to arise. The first issue was our room did not have maid service and we came back in the evening having been gone all day to find an unmade bed and a pile of wet towels in our bath. The Hampton comped the cost of the room when we declined to be moved. The next morning at around 8 a.m. we could here workmen outside our room. Yes, the drink machine had to be switched that morning at the break of the work day. Huh? The final morning was another wake up call from workmen who were doing some repair that required loud voices and digging into the dropped ceiling and removal of the exit signs. I would suggest that guests be given the option of moving to another room when early repairs are scheduled. The breakfast is fairly standard fare, heavy on the sweets, but, if you look closer you can get cooked oatmeal, fruit in juice, hard boiled eggs and a toasted muffin. I think the food is pre-made and just warmed and it is heavy on the salt. There is a computer for the customers but it frequently needed attention by the staff before it could be used. The ink cartridges were on their last leg when I printed my boarding passes. If you stay here, request a room that overlooks the back of the hotel. The hotel sits on a highway that has major traffic and noise. The cost for the room is odd as we had two rates for our stay. Since I have just returned from 3 weeks in Scotland, I note that I could have stayed in a nice hotel in Edinburgh for the same expense. I think I will look around for other options if I return to Monroe that will give me more bang for my buck and more quiet for my sleep.