Hampton Inn Hotels opened in the summer of 1984, in Memphis, Tennessee.  Hampton Inn hotels were originally launched as a division of Hampton Inn, then owned by Promus Hotel Corporation, a Memphis, TN holding company that also owned Embassy Suites Hotels and Doubletree Hotels.  

In 1999, Promus Hotels was acquired by Hilton for $3.7 billion. Now, the Hampton brand is part of the Hilton Focused Service Group. The brand competes with La Quinta Inns & Suites, Comfort Inns & Suites, Hampton Inn Express, Fairfield Inn and Baymont Inn & Suites.

In the past, Hampton Inn hotels were given great latitude to customize the room decor and free hot breakfasts to suit local tastes. However, since the acquisition by Hilton Hotels, the brand has focused on providing a consistent experience among all hotels in order to best meet guest expectations of quality service, while allowing flexible elements of "local flavour."   

New hotel openings have expanded at the rate of approximately 60 to 100 hotels a year. The greatest opportunity for growth lies in the western half of the USA.  Hampton offers three development options:  (1) 52-to-64-room Hampton Inn “Hometown” Prototype for tertiary markets;  (2) 70-plus-room Hampton Inn prototype for larger markets and urban areas; and (3) Standard Hampton Inn & Suites design for most other markets. 

Hampton Inn offers a great product, outstanding service and experience.  That’s what makes Hampton an ideal choice for franchise owners, now more than ever.

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