Signs point to new name for hotel
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Updated: 3:34 PM Dec 21, 2008
Signs point to new name for hotel
ARDMORE, OK---The troubles continue for the former Hampton Inn Hotel.
Posted: 11:13 PM Dec 20, 2008
Reporter: Daniel Armbruster
Email Address: daniel.armbruster@kxii.com
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ARDMORE, OK -- The troubles continue for the former Hampton Inn Hotel.

According to employees, they notified Ardmore police they were going to walk out because they had not received any pay for the past three pay periods.

Signs on the front door of the hotel say "closed until December 20th.”
The parking lots and halls around the hotel remain empty.

According to franchise officials, the hotel had recently lost its franchise rights. Another sign on the door is now calling the hotel "the Ardmore inn."


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