Very pleasant stay with comfortable room and gracious staff. I chose this hotel because of it's location in historic downtown. It was nice to walk around Lexington. We also visited the Horse Park, Keeneland and Woodford Reserve.

This was my first visit to Gratz Park Inn, and probably my last. The courtyard and lobby made promises that the rest of the hotel didn't uphold. The excellent restaurant right off the lobby is independent of the hotel, and the pub-like bar at the rear entrance set a standard that the hotel would do well to follow. When reservations... More

Okay, it is not the Ritz Carlton but for Lexington it is really nice. First, it is just far enough away from the main downtown which provides peace and quite. The lobby is small but who spends time in a hotel lobby? The bar is friendly staffed and has a heavenly selection of bourbons. The only downsides are 1) The... More

I stayed here for two nights recently and was not impressed. There was no in-room refrigerator, no room service, and breakfast was expensive and not great. My biggest complaint was that the room was very dark, with only two small lamps for the entire room. I wasn't crazy about the thick carpet either. The one positive was the restaurant Jonathan's-... More

OK, I have read all the other reviews about this hotel and how great the staff is and how charming the rooms are - but let's be honest, shall we? The lobby is nicely appointed but small. We did not eat at Jonathan's but it looked fine, just needed some decorating & appointment updates. But let's get to the rooms,... More

This is a lovely boutique hotel. As noted in the title of this review, it is immaculate and the service excellent. Let me say upfront I would stay here again in a heartbeat--but not for business. I was on an intense business trip and not having a desk or adequate plugs & lighting was frustrating. Having said that, were I... More

The staff went over and beyond by offering us comforts and we never even had to ask. This for me is the true comfort of southern hospitality. Special note: The Tempur-Pedic Bed and the overall coziness of this place make it number one on my list of places to stay in downtown Lexington. After being displaced by a fire we... More

Due to some of the tough reviews on TA we opted not to stay at this hotel, but played it safe and stayed at the Doubletree Suites instead (which were very nice). However, I was very curious, so we went to the Gratz Park Inn to look at a couple of rooms and were very, very impressed. Since we didn't... More

This was my second stay at the Gratz Park Inn. It is a small, exclusive, historic hotel with a great restaurant. The rooms are not big, but more than adequate. The water pressure in my shower was kind of low. Otherwise everything was perfect. I will most definitely choose to stay there again when in Lexington.