Top 10 The Rising Sun Inn Hotels

This was a lovely, clean property in a great location for all of our sightseeing. We stayed for five nights and four days. I’m pretty picky about hotels and really liked this place. There were two things though that didn’t sit well with me: 1) On days 1, 3 and 4, someone brought us clean towels and emptied the trash. On day 2, I had to ask for towels and asked when housekeeping would come in. I was told they would do an entire cleaning of the room on day 3. I was told the same thing when I asked again at the end of day 4. So, in 4 days and (by then) 4 nights, no one ever changed the bedding, made the bed, cleaned the bathroom, or vacuumed. That was odd and frustrating because all of that being done is what makes staying in a hotel a bit of a luxury, and surely must be a sizeable part of the price. We paid a few dollars less than $900 but--in the department of housekeeping--only got clean towels and emptied wastebaskets 3 times without having to ask; and 2) A couple of hours after we checked out and drove on to Lexington, I realized I had left a necklace and earrings hanging on a wall peg next to the bed. The hotel had my phone number and email address, but they never contacted me in an attempt to return them. Disappointing.

Very clean hotel. Check in was easy and the room was immaculate! Walmart and food chains in the surrounding area. My kids loved the pool!

The Hollywood ****** in Lawrenceburg was very good. Parking available for free. Rooms outstanding for the price. Would stay here again anytime. We didn't use the ****** but it looked good.

Our family has outgrown standard hotel rooms and to get a suite at any other hotel would cost an arm and a leg, so we were pleasantly surprised to find that this hotel hit our price range AND could accommodate our large family. The rooms were clean, large, and well maintained and the beds were pretty comfortable with plenty of blankets and pillows. We were able to comfortably fit our family of 6 (which included one teen, 2 kids, and one infant in a pack-n-play) in our room. There was no tub, just a large shower which was nice and all sorts of kitchen utensils in the kitchen so you had everything you needed to eat in instead of eating out. The clientele seemed to range from business people and utility/construction workers, to large families and those just passing through. Everyone was considerate and the hotel seemed well suited to accommodate everyone and their lodging needs. The facilities were clean and well maintained—the elevators were quick, pool was clean (though a little on the small side) and the work out room was nice as well. They were back to serving regular breakfast in the dining area which was a nice surprise as they had a lot of great options aside from the typical waffles (breakfast sandwiches/yogurt/etc). Everything was clean in the public spaces as well, with plenty of seating and charging spaces in the lobby to play cards or do some work. The location was about 30 mins from the Ark and just over the bridge from Cincinnati. It is minutes from numerous restaurants and fast food joints, shopping venues, and grocery stores. Overall, great experience—especially for the room price point!!! Would stay again in a heartbeat!!

It was nice to have a spacious living room and kitchen. It's quiet around, but it's good to shop around the commercial area. I recommend it.

Step 2 of the family tour of the US was staying here for just under a week, visiting relatives nearby. The two teenagers shared a room, while the missus and I had the toddler with us. For some reason I really like US highway-based hotel/motels - I just find them quite charming in being built to do a specific job. This one was no exception - in fact, it was quite a lovely place to say. Rooms were spacious and clean; staff were friendly and helpful; and the (small) swimming pool was an unexpected treat. All of course at very reasonable prices: I would definitely stay here again. Why not 5 stars? Well, while cheap and cheerful is the name of the game, the air conditioning was pretty loud compared to some of the places we stayed. Didn't make getting decent sleep (with toddler) any easier.

I woke up refreshed ready to kill the day after getting such a good night's sleep. The beds are amazing here! The rooms are clean. No traffic noice. But . . . I went downstairs to have breakfast only to find out there wasn't one. Yep. No food for you unless you pay. I entered the room where the food was and the lady said, ”8 dollars a person.” I asked to look at the food and it did look good, but it didn't look that good. I mean how good can hotel gravy be? The Bob Evans is just across the way. Needless to say, I passed and finally found the free coffee that they allow the passengers in steerage to have. Anyway, this is a lovely hotel and we'll probably stay here again because of the beds, but it's ridiculous to charge for breakfast. Just saying. Be the better hotel. Be the superior hotel chain. Heck, be kind. Nothing more to add. Well, one more thing. Cleaning staff needs to shut up in the halls outside guest rooms.