Hampton Inn Marathon

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Marathon Key, Florida Keys

3 stars

Hampton Inn Marathon in the Florida Keys is a laid-back spot that’s great for a getaway in the middle of paradise. It’s right in the heart of Marathon, close to places like Sombrero Beach and the famous Seven Mile Bridge. The rooms are cozy and have all the basics, like comfy beds, Wi-Fi, and TVs. There’s a heated outdoor pool where you can chill, a fitness centre if you feel like being active, and free breakfast every morning. Whether you’re swimming, checking out the local marine life, or just soaking up the Keys vibes, this place has everything you need for a relaxed, no-stress stay.

Amenities

Free Breakfast
Bar
Fitness Centre/Gym
Internet Access
Laundry Service
Swimming Pool

Explore the local area

Located in the Middle Keys region of the Florida Keys. Distance from Miami International Airport (MIA): Approximately 112 miles with a driving time of about 2 hours and 23 minutes.

Hotel Information

Room Information

80 guest rooms all with Refrigerator, Microwave, Wet Bar, Flat-panel HDTV, Free WiFi, free Hot Breakfast, coffeemaker, iron and board and hairdryer.

King Room or 2 Queen Room, sleeping maximum 4 adults.

Hotel details

Getting Around

Self-parking $10 per day plus tax, (subject to change, paid locally).

Dining

Complimentary hot buffet breakfast. Bar

Fun and Games

Outdoor pool. Fitness centre

Handy Stuff

Free WiFi, Laundry service*

Trip advisor rating

4.1/5

433 reviews

Location
Sleep Quality
Rooms
Service
Value
Cleanliness

Excellent

54%

Very Good

22%

Average

Poor

Terrible

“Solid hotel”

Mar 08, 2026Mandemhamm

Based a reviews, we weren’t expecting much from our stay at Hampton Inn but were pleasantly surprised. The room is basic but the amenities are pretty good. There is a nice pool and hot tub with tiki bar. The gym is decent. The lobby has recently been upgraded and includes a TV room and breakfast area. The breakfast was your standard Hampton breakfast… eggs, bacon, potatoes, oatmeal, bagels, dry cereal, etc. We would stay again if the price was right. The parking fee is frustrating. Just make one all-inclusive resort amenity fee so people don’t feel nickel and dimed.

“Don’t recommend this hotel”

Jan 26, 2026Relax43314361236

I paid $400 per night ( $110 in taxes and service )for a higher-floor room with a balcony but was given a ground-floor room with no balcony. The room was dark and poorly lit. You don’t get what you paid for. The front desk and manager did not help when I complained. I am requesting a partial refund or compensation for the downgrade.

“Noisy! Dogs come first! No rooms are pet free.”

Jan 13, 2026Perdido

When I booked this room I asked for a pet free room as I’ve got allergies potentially causing anaphylactic shock towards all cats and some dogs. I was told I would get a room on the second floor that is and has been pet free. WRONG. I was assigned room 130. I didn’t really need parking as we have family who live permanently in Marathon picking us up and dropping off at the Hampton Inn in Marathon. Note on my bill I was charged $10 for car parking and $25 per night for boat parking. It was taken off when I checked out. Here’s the problem. Based on my allergies (took an antihistamine) every day I’d say my room was not pet free. This was confirmed by the manager Jill Campbell who said at check out that all rooms (every single one) can have pets by law because of service animal laws giving preference and priority to people with service animals over people with animal allergies. Ironically there was another guest who overheard all of this and said on her first night at the hotel she was on the same hall I was on and asked to be moved due to dogs barking and allergies. As for me we had dogs barking on our first day. I dismissed this but then it happened again on day 5 our last day with a dog barking alarm at 5am. In all fairness to myself I complained and asked for some monetary compensation for TWO nights of BAD sleep due to dogs barking. Jill asked why I didn’t say something on day one? My assumption was that this was an isolated barking issue. It wasn’t until I met the stranger at the front desk that I found out that other guests were having issues too. I was offered 10,000 Hilton points as resolution . One nights stay is 80,000 points per night. Knowing this, 10,000 points as resolution is an insult. Also our feet were black when we went to bed. I don’t know if this is from the rug or the floor. I told Maria on day two this information so they could clean better and then I wore my flip flops in the room for the rest of our trip . My advice: Stay if you sleep hard with dogs barking in the wee hours. If you are allergic to cats or dogs this is NOT your hotel. Or if you are a light sleeper this is not your hotel. Between doors slamming and barking dogs you are not going to get a great night’s sleep if you want to sleep past about 5 AM. I ended up calling Hilton’s corporate office for resolution. Thankfully they listened and agreed that there should be at least a few rooms that protect people with pet allergies from having an allergy attack rather than every single room being there for the service pets over the people with allergies. Is there anything wrong with the hotel having x number of rooms for service dogs, cats, goats and chickens and x number of rooms for people with allergies? Surely the service animal people can understand that people with allergies can be hospitalized and even die if they are exposed to service animals ( mostly cats and dogs) dander . And for most of us cat allergies are even worse than dogs and chickens or goats. I’ve only seen one person bring a chicken and a goat on a plane as a service animal but I’ve witnessed many people with cats and dogs. Both times I have been hospitalized it was when I was exposed to cats I’m not looking for sympathy, but I am looking for fairness. Allocate a few rows in each hotel that are guaranteed to be pet free. This is not too much to ask. And if you’re sold out, you just have to tell the service animal people for the safety of those with allergies you reserve three rooms or four rooms for people with allergies.

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