Top 10 University of Kentucky Hotels

I needed to go to a court appearance in Lexington, and the Residence Inn at Lexington City Center was an amazing place to stay. I'm always glad to find kitchen facilities in a hotel so I don't need to depend on restaurants, and I was happy to find a Target supermarket in easy walking distance. The room was quiet, so I got a good night's sleep, even when I needed to get up at 3 am to catch my return flight. And the hotel was just a block from the courthouse.

Rooms are very well designed studios with well-equipped kitchens, work/desk areas, and very comfortable sofa/chaises, We greatly appreciated easy access to hdmi ports at the rear of the tv so we could easily stream from our phones. Fabrics and colors are restful, up to date selections selections. Everything about the room was well-designed. We stayed twice while en route on a trip. Staff is fantastic - welcoming, helpful, great restaurant takeout recommendation. Cleaning staff is meticulous-our room was impeccable on both stays. Breakfast room was large enough for comfortable distancing and selections were good. Small gestures matter: the hotel manager even opened doors for us to roll a luggage cart in. Sidney and Alexis definitely understand hospitality. Last and certainly not least, this hotel takes Covid precautions seriously. With two stressed out medical professionals in our family, the attention to mask wearing and safety was greatly appreciated. This hotel was an exceptional home away from home. We’ll definitely stay here again!

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.

Cozy, comfortable and delightful hotel! The rooms are spacious and the bed was amazingly comfortable! Loved the kellly green/black and white decor! The restaurant had the BEST breakfast! I hope to stay here again if ever in the area. I was super excited to hear they are actually opening this same hotel in other cities.

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!