Room on ground floor, felt like a basement room Wife said it smelled like dog

The old house & history of it was magnificent

Nothing

History

Breakfast

adequate food room far from room

This is quite a unique Hampton Inn situated on a spacious, well-manicured lawn in downtown Lexington. I stayed in one of the Historical Manors, and it was quite an experience. These colonial style rooms are elegant and spacious, using colonial style and decor. Don't worry though, the bathroom is quite modern. A definite must for history buffs passing through Lexington. Its a short walk into the downtown shop, restaurants, and museum area, as well as to Washington & Lee College. Also just a hop and a skip away from a Blue Ridge parkway entrance, where you can get stunning views of the Shenandoah Valley and drive on to Shenandoah National Park.

You do have to carry your luggage up spiral staircase steps to the manors, so bear that in mind when planning what to bring. I felt it was a small price to pay though for the historic ambience, so not really problem for me. But could be limiting to those not able to carry heavy bags well.

Staff was excellent, the property was beautiful. Breakfast was great and the kids loved the cookies!

Nothing really we had a wonderful time and would love to come back

The property was excellent

I loved everything

Our room at the far end of the building was nice and quiet. I appreciate the fresh fruit and oatmeal at the breakfast bar.

Not a fan of the turkey sausage in the breakfast bar. I can't eat them because they're a gout trigger.