1039 S. Washington Street

Hampton Inn Junction City

Hotel highlights

3 star hotel

Catering: Restaurant

Small pets allowed (under 5 kg)

Gym

Health: Spa centre

Wi-Fi

Air conditioning in public areas

About this hotel

About Hampton Inn Junction City

The Hampton Inn Junction City is located near Fort Riley Army Base, just minutes from Milford State Park and Kansas State University. Our convenient location places you a few blocks from the Geary County Convention Center, shopping, restaurants, and theaters.

Explore the City Center, home to the historic C. L. Hoover Opera House, just a short drive away. For recreation, the Community Recreation Center offers various sports and activities in the downtown area. History buffs can delve into the past at the Custer House, U. S.

Cavalry Museum, and the First Territorial Capitol of Kansas. Getting here is easy! From the Kansas City area, take I-70 West to Exit 296. Turn right onto Washington Street, and the hotel is one block ahead. From the west, take I-70 East to Exit 296.

Turn left under the bridge, enter the roundabout, exit onto Washington Street, and the hotel is one block ahead. Start your day with our complimentary hot breakfast, featuring hearty options and healthier choices like cereals, yogurt, and fruit.

If you're in a hurry, grab a free On the Run Breakfast Bag at the front desk, available Monday-Friday. Stay connected with free high-speed internet access in your room and throughout the hotel's public areas. Need to host a meeting?

Our meeting room is available for booking upon request. We also provide business services such as faxing and photocopying. Experience the ultimate comfort with our Cloud Nine Hampton Bed.

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Hotel facilities

General Services

  • 24-hour reception
  • 24-hour security
  • Air conditioning in public areas
  • Airport Shuttle

Recreation & leisure

  • Gym

Food & drink

  • Room service

House Rules

Meals

Restaurant available

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