Hampton Inn Lancaster, proudly owned and operated by High Hotels Ltd., a division of High® companies, has completed a $2.5 million renovation of its 129-room property located at 545 Greenfield Road. Just minutes from Lancaster’s historic Central Market and the rolling Amish farmland of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, the extensive upgrades span every corner of the hotel-from a full redesign of guest rooms to all public areas including the lobby, breakfast area, corridors, fitness room and meeting space.  

“This renovation reflects both our commitment to excellence and to the Lancaster community,” said Rene Morales, General Manager, Hampton Inn Lancaster. “We’ve reimagined the entire property to create an environment that feels fresh, functional, and inviting—whether guests are visiting for business, leisure, or something in between.” 

Highlights of the renovation include a vibrant new lobby with contemporary furnishings, soft seating, and locally inspired artwork showcasing Lancaster County’s charm. The 24-hour Treats shop has been expanded, and the redesigned breakfast area offers more space and seating for guests to enjoy Hampton’s signature complimentary breakfast. 

Fitness-minded guests will enjoy an upgraded wellness space featuring a Peloton® bike, and the refreshed meeting room now comfortably accommodates up to 25 attendees for business or social events. 

All guest rooms and suites have been fully modernized with new carpeting, sleek, updated furniture, including a customized closet providing more storage space, and plush bedding, including brand-new Serta® mattresses. Each room is equipped with a new 55-inch HDTV with streaming entertainment, free Wi-Fi, microwave, mini-refrigerator, coffee maker, and ergonomic work desk for comfort and convenience. 

Ideally located in the walkable Greenfield community, Hampton Inn Lancaster is pet-friendly and offers guests an outdoor pool with plenty of patio seating, and EV charging stations, all within close proximity to attractions like Dutch Wonderland, Lancaster Central Market, Strasburg Railroad, Sight & Sound Theatres, and Franklin & Marshall College.