the hotel is by a bunch of restaurants and shops which is great. there is a microwave and fridge in the room....the decor is tacky...there is no bathtub...they have wireless internet and a computer on the second floor. the breakfast is good with waffles but not worth 100 dollars for a night. we didn't really sleep well with the noise... more

Things I liked about this hotel: - Good location, easy access off interstate, and short drive to UK and downtown Lexington - Late breakfast (it's wonderful when hotels offer breakfast until 10:00 a.m.) - Business center - Fairly quiet outside the building - Free cookies upon checkin - Comfortable rooms. Not particularly snazzy, but solid, particularly with a $65/night price... more

Had to go to Lexington for a funeral, and didn't want to pay a fortune. Found the Sleep Inn online and read the reviews. Sounded like it would fit our basic needs: a bed, shower, and continental breakfast. Upon arrival, we were greeted promptly at the desk and check-in was a breeze. When we got to our room, we were... more

I wrote this before, but don't think it was sent, so hope it goes through this time. On arriving in Lexington, KY, we called for more specific directions. The girl at the desk had a difficult time tiving us direct directions. On arriving, all went smoothly and our stay was comfortable. The room we booked was pleasant, but it amazes... more

Stayed Thanksgiving weekend here after the motel my mother had Pricelined turned out to be a cesspool. While Mom argued with that front desk clerk I called Sleep Inn and spoke with Sara who was wonderfully sympathetic and helpful. I felt less stressed the minute we pulled into the parking lot and even my outrageously particular mother agreed that from... more

My first choice, the Hilton Garden Inn across the street, was sold out. They called and found that the Sleep Inn had rooms available. I was pleased with this motel. Bed was comfortable and the surroundings were quiet. My rate was $71.10 per night. more

Spent three nights in the Sleep Inn located just off Interstate 75 on October 8-10, 2004. My wife and I traveled to Lexington to watch the University of Alabama play Kentucky in football. Traveling with us were four other older couples. They all checked before we did and completely loved the place. I reserved the rooms under a government rate... more