Residence Inn Lexington South/Hamburg Place

We have stayed here a couple of times because of the value for the price. We recently stayed in one during a family visit and having private bedrooms, each with a bathroom, a full kitchen and living room felt decadent without a massive price tag. The surrounding area is quiet but close to anything you need.

Comparing this to an amazing Residence Inn we stayed at in Louisville, which compelled us to book the same brand hotel in Lexington. Outdated (no USB ports in outlets, TV remote was old and barely worked). Hardly enough room in elevator for a family with luggage. Same with the front door—could barely fit the luggage cart through. On site market didn’t have much. Breakfast was great and staff was very friendly.

Residence Inn South Lexington was really a wonderful stay for us. The pool was open and hot breakfast was available despite the lingering pandemic. Masks were required in the breakfast serving area, and are not necessary in other areas for vaccinated individuals but is for unvaccinated individuals. We stayed in the two bedroom suite and were pleasantly surprised to find two FULL bathrooms as well! What a treat for our family! We had a family issue arise and had to cut our trip from two nights to just one and the staff was very helpful and courteous to change our booking and not charge us for the second night. As a result we booked again with them for the way back home even though it wasn't our original plan but our Last minute change meant we would be back that way again. The room was very clean. The only negatives were that the TVs pictures were very poor resolution and we couldn't figure out how to fix them or if we could and also they had no ability to access our Disney+ and no offering of Disney channels despite being geared towards families for the hotel. It was nice that the pool was open but just fyi the pool is outside and NOT heated. These Florida babies were shivering in the water. Overall we were very impressed and will add them to our favorites if we ever are in Lexington again.