Lexington Inn

The room smelled of smoke, the ceiling was black, and there were holes in the comforter. The door didn’t lock properly, and I didn’t even pull the blanket back. It was horrible. My AC was out at home, or I wouldn’t have stayed. I’d have been better off sleeping in my car.

The whirlpool tub was excellent, and the room and bathroom had lots of space. The furniture and other things are a bit dated. It was a little odd that they don’t take reservations, but I’m still glad we found this great little place. You will be too!

Renee really tried to help us keep rooms for my husband’s crew, and the friendly people were very nice. At the prices they offered, the company would have saved 700$ a week. My husband and I had a king bed, and the room was clean, comfortable, and spacious, with good water pressure. We’ll definitely be back.

We stayed five times this month while our water was being worked on, and the rooms smelled and weren’t clean. The price changed every time. Staff were rude, and I was told I’d be charged extra if we didn’t clean the rooms back up. I guess they don’t have housekeepers? I’ve stayed in about twenty other hotels and never been spoken to like that, or told I’d be charged for not cleaning the room. I had three different rooms, and the bathroom doors wouldn’t close in any of them. The TV remote barely worked, the Wi-Fi really didn’t work, and a room for four people came with only two towels. Asking for more was a problem. This makes me never want to stay at a hotel again.