Hotels Near Lexington Theological Seminary in Lexington

The stay started with going to check in and them telling us that although we booked a king (which they had record of), there were no kings left so either we could have a double or not get our money back since we didn’t book directly through the hotel. So we went with a double, which fine - whatever. The concierge provided service but zero hospitality about the situation and tried to frame the room “upgrade” as having more space, which duh - it comes with the territory of having two beds instead of one. The room itself was fine. The carpet was pulling up at points where it would’ve been easy to trip if we weren’t paying attention. There wasn’t hand soap in the bathroom, which was odd. We had to go to the shower and pump out body soap then go back to the sink to wash our hands. It was fine at the end of the day but definitely expected a better experience from a Hilton brand.

We stayed here for three days this week. The location is really hard to get to as you have to drive thru a fancy hotel's parking lot to get down to it. It is very dirty looking from the outside. When I entered I asked to see the room prior to checking in and I was told they had taken out the bushes and the shutters to start painting outside. When I inspected the room, it was one of the newer remodeled rooms but you could still tell it was old as there were still holes in the walls where paint had chipped and they just pained over the top of it. The lighting in the parking lot was very minimal so not a place I wanted to be after dark. They were big rooms. The TVs were smaller and the beds were just OK, since it was a newer room the mattresses were quite firm. The shower worked great and we didn't see any bugs while we were there. The breakfast was the worst and we ended up skipping the breakfast as there was no waffle maker and the coffee I had tasted like dirt. There is a Dunkin Donout two blocks down!!! Once when going down to the lobby, the elevator stopped on third floor and the workers doing the remodeling had beer in their hands and a case of beer. The ice machine was broken. They did clean the room pretty well each day but due to the condition of the rest of the hotel and the breakfast I would not recommend it and I won't stay there again.

Location is wonderful. First room I was given, rm 320 had huge rattling noise from ac in room. As I am here for almost 2 weeks I requested a change. Moved to room 302. Room clean. Bed is tired with sides of bed collapsing and very center of bed a wall or mountain. Requested in writing to front desk/housekeeping to change or rotate mattress. That has not occurred or it has and the solution did not fix the problem. Room has one chair, small table, king bed with bed tables on either side. Might be cramped for 2 unless one is always in the bed. Lighting is yellow energy saving. Enough outlets built into clock or dresser but one available wall outlet in room and then two in bathroom. Room spotless, service everyday. Hot water in shower. Breakfast adequate:eggs, bacon or sausage, bagels, toast, oatmeal (add water but again water lukewarm) milk, juice, packaged cake or muffin. Coffee and tea service just warm. I noticed refrigerated surface for cold things warms considerably later in the am. I agree the staff sit behind a large monitor in front room. It is disconcerting as they do not rise to greet you or invite you to sit down. They do not acknowledge you as you walk in. You cannot see them. The woman who checked me in was wonderful, but she sat behind the monitor quite low as I stood. She graciously changed my room when I called down to say I thought her ac was working very hard and rattling, and brought me the key. Depending on who is at the front desk the phone is answered if you have a question, such as laundry services. Cleaning staff very pleasant. One wants to love this place. The ac has been consistently mentioned in reviews as has staff tucked behind monitor. Beds need to be updated. Room is otherwise quiet-depending on the room, great location, breakfast food basic, go early. In evenings has bar with bar food which is pleasant. Le Deauville next door good for dinner. Lunch is more difficult to find in immediate area, there is a sandwich place and Doodles Breakfast and Lunch. If bed was comfortable it could be a great stay in room 302. If they really took past reviews to heart the Sire would be 5 star.

Great location close to many restaurants and shops. Bed was very comfortable. Staff was excellent.

Everything was very clean and well-kept. Breakfast was good. I’ve stayed at many hotels over the years for business, and Hyatt Place is one of the nicer ones. There weren’t many in the areas that I traveled, so I have less experience with them than some of the other brands, but this short stop due didn’t hurry my opinion of them!

As soon as we walked into our room, there was what looked like a cockraach on the bathroom floor. We asked if we could switch rooms, they said they were fully booked but would see what they could do. We got to a new room. You could definitely tell the floor wasn't vacuumed. There was also another bug, but at least it was dead. Our table wasnt clean. As we were getting ready for bed and went to plug in our phones, we noticed several pumpkin seeds behind our bed, that had been there for a while. When we took showers the next morning 2 of our towels were stained. At checkout, I told the lady about how badly our room needed vacuumed, especially behind the bed. She says housekeeping knows. If they know, how come it wasn't done!? Needless to say we won't be staying here again. We had family members staying here too and they also had issues with their room as well.

A lovely hotel. Very clean, very spacious, and very “new” feeling. HOWEVER, the real reason to come here, is to meet ANTONIO who was cooking the made-to-order omelettes for breakfast the day I stayed. Rarely have I met a young man more professional, kind, spirited, uplifting, friendly, and helpful. And his omelette was amazing. But the omelette isn’t what’s really amazing about him, it’s the person he is. If everyone who worked in hospitality was as wonderful as Antonio, traveling would be a joy! He should train everyone in the hospitality industry!

Fairly new hotel, nice, clean, typical HIE. At this location stay away from room 216 and I assume 316 and 416 on the same wall as the elevator. The noise was tolerable in mid evening but when people began using elevator about 5:30 am, sleep was impossible. I can’t believe in a new hotel that planners don’t think of that and use the space by elevator as storage. I recorded the noise on my phone but can’t seem to post it here.