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"No time for breakfast. "

"Clean rooms. Comfy beds. Delightful staff "

"They are taking out all of the carpet, which is GREAT! Carpet is gross, BUT it deadens sound. So, I could hear people in the hallway burp (YEP!). The sound from the lobby flooded my room. I was worried people in the lobby could hear me using the toilet!"

"TV did not work in first room. Moved to a room which we were told was the only available space on the first floor. It smelled like a boys junior high school locker room. I’m guessing a guest with a pet or some flooding issue. Luckily I was armed with a travel Lysol spray that helped until we became nose blind to the damp musty aroma we encountered on walking in. The carpet even seemed damp. The A/C was pretty bad too. We’ve been staying at this location for many years when passing through Lexington. There are several options at this interchange which we will be trying in the future. Management did change our room however (should have settled for a bad TV). Also when I mentioned our disappointment upon check out we were told that new owners were going to totally remodel the hotel. Too late."

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"The room was great and we really enjoyed the peaceful surrounding"

"Room was huge. Bathroom small. Air conditioner really loud. Decent breakfast."

"We rolled in around 9pm and they let me park my truck and 18' boat in front of the hotel under a light for security. The girl at the front desk was a hoot and sincerely welcomed us. The room and bathroom were clean, the bed was comfortable, and it was quiet enough for us to get a good night's rest. Tip: Even though the free breakfast looked good, the next morning we decided to go to the Cracker Barrel directly next door. Yum. The whole experience started us off for a great day on the last leg of our road trip."

"It is no longer a Raddison and it was a dump Mattress worn out Refrigerator made a loud noise Sink didn’t drain well Room was not serviced the first day Mentioned room concerns to staff the next morning who wrote nothing down and nothing was fixed"