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"Needed more fruit options and add Greek yogurt as an option"

"It was terrible from the get go. The AC squealed so loud it felt like you were on a tarmac waiting on a plane to take off. We had a sound machine for our toddler and when turned on at full volume, you still couldn’t hear it over the AC squeal. It made it worse that the AC couldn’t actually get it cool. We were sweating so much none of us had a single blanket or sheet on us. You could feel every spring of the mattress which created a lot of discomfort when trying to sleep. The pillows were in terrible shape as well and you needed about four of them to finally feel like your head wasn’t laying straight on the mattress. We finally gave up around one o’clock and packed all the kids in the car and made our way to the Holiday Inn which was night and day different. "

"Very nice room and great location."

"Everything was very good except one lady on the front desk was not friendly and we didn't get our fresh towels."

"I had to change my room keys 5 times. The 1st night the manager had to to let us in because 4 key cards never worked. One worker said its the battery in the lock another said my phone was wiping the code. They were laughing as i had to keep coming back to the front desk. blinds missing from the windows so I couldn't open the draps. The towel were awful. The bathroom was nice and clean. There were dogs barking and it sounded like someone was building a dresser above us. I will never stay there again."

"It was a nice hotel."

"This was a comfortable and clean spot for my road trip - right off the I-75, with wonderful amenities, huge windows and a delicious and bountiful hot breakfast. I will definitely stay there every time I pass through Georgetown, Kentucky! Thank you for the kind and safe haven after a full day of driving! "

"The breakfast menu was very basic. Not healthy but it was something to eat. The parking was safe and well lit. The staff was minimal but friendly. I would stay again for the budget rate."

"No thanks"