This hotel had major damage from a storm the first week of February 2008. They have just started repairs and it looks like it will take a while (many months) for them to fix all the damage, I noticed construction workers when I checked in and asked if the room they were giving me was in the construction area and... more

stayed at the crowne plaza lexington in september when visiting my daughter who lives in lexington had stayed there for two nights the previous year when she booked us in for our wedding anniversary as a surprise. love the hotel rooms gorgeous and very old style compared to british hotels that you would pay the earth for this one is... more

I was pleasantly surprised to stay here at the Campbell House. It has gone through a major renovation and we stayed in a new room. It was small, but very clean. There is a little kit with an eye mask for sleeping and ear plugs (hmm). The halls were quiet. The lounge was directly below us and we never heard... more

I agree with many of the other guests who wrote reviews. The older section (haven't stayed in the newer section apparently much nicer according to the front desk) - the rooms were dirty, spider webs, dust, musty smell from leaky a/c . Vents haven't been cleaned in years. And ladies- no floor length mirrors anywhere. Even an attempt to stand... more

Our family of four stayed here one night in a room with two queens. The hotel is older, but updated. The matresses are tempur-pedic and plenty of pillows. We slept fine. Room was sparse, no fridge or microwave. Heating/air unit controls needed repair. Both knobs spun all the around and around, so it was hard to determine whether they were... more

We booked 3 rooms for four nights to attend Keeneland's opening weekend. As racing fans, we got a big kick out of the hotel's equine theme. Our rooms were comfortable and clean. Nothing fancy, but they did have a nice amenity package with linen spray, earplugs, an eye mask and a soothing CD. The hotel had a good breakfast buffet... more

A great night's sleep in their Tempurpedic (sp) bed last year led me back to the Crowne Plaza. The rooms are on the older side and the overall look is a salute to horse culture. Since I live in hotels for a third of the year, I've developed small rituals when I walk into a room. (I know you do... more

We stayed at the Cambell house during the spring Keeneland meet and were disappointed. We booked adjoining rooms since we were traveling with my little ones(2 and 1) and my mother in law. The rooms were smallish and had dark decor and small windows. The worst part of our weekend stay was the close proximity to the hospital. We heard... more

This was a great hotel with great service. The rooms are spacious, the beds were comfortable and the bathroom was nice. When you arrive to your room, there is a bag filled with linen spray, a cd, and an eye mask to help you sleep. There are also black out curtains with a clip to keep out the natural light.... more