Hampton Inn Lexington/Georgetown

Hotel has major construction going on. Construction dust everywhere, including the check in counter and breakfast tables. Stayed for 5 days. Asked for cleaning to come in. They assured me they came in every other day. Nobody came in during 5 days, even after asking. Garbage overflowing everywhere. Construction dust all over the carpets. No one has cleaned or vacuumed in days and this isn't a cheap hotel.

Hotel is still under renovations. Why did Expedia not advertise this? We booked a King room but didn’t get that. Person at front desk had to be called out of the back room. He was eating licorice while checking us on. He was very unprofessional and ill mannered.

This property is being renovated. which was very obvious when you walk through the front doors. Not mentioned at the time of booking through Expedia. Our room was second floor because 1,3rd&4th floors were under constuction. 1st floor sewer smell very obious. Breakfast was abreiveated to say the least. Breakfast with sewer smell not very appealing.

There's work going on in the property. The flooring on the main level is torn up and much of the carpeting needs to be replaced as it is in poor shape.

Not the property’s fault for the less than stellar ratings. Property was under construction and this wasn’t disclosed when reservation was made.

Every floor and most rooms were under renovation. Construction noise long hours and odors pervasive.

Standard Hampton experience, always great. Check-in was easy and staff were courteous and helpful. Price was lower than expected, but this is because the property is currently under renovation. That didn't bother us but be aware that this location is out dated and under construction while still being open. Pool and pool area were large and clean and we enjoyed a quick swim. Breakfast met our expectations and the free bottles of water at the check in counter were appreciated.

DO NOT Stay. Awful hotel. Paid $145 for the night, but isn’t worth more than $50 for the night. Lobby is under construction, wallpaper peeling in the room, dirty hands prints all over the lamp shade, dirty bathtub and broken tiles in the bathroom. Absolutely disgusting.

We recently stayed at the HI Georgetown while visiting family around New Year. The hotel is located near the exit off I-75, but it is rather hard to find. The back of the building is visible from the I-75 south ramp onto US 62, but there’s no signage on that side of the building or at the lights. This is a fairly typical Hampton building, although older and a bit smaller than usual. It’s undergoing extensive renovations, so the lobby and common areas are a mess. But they seem to have accounted for that in the price. There are certain things I expect out of a Hampton, and the Georgetown location ticks off all the boxes well enough. The rooms are clean and comfortable with a microwave and refrigerator. There is a comfortable bed and clean bedding. TV was an older model flat-screen but worked fine. The bathroom could stand a little updating (the bathroom vanity is high and the tub is older), but it is perfectly adequate. The icemaker on our floor was broken, so I had to go up a floor to get ice. The public spaces were, as I said, a mess, particularly on the first floor. The lobby and breakfast areas were in the process of getting new flooring, and there was a lot of dust. However, they opened up additional breakfast seating in one of the first-floor rooms. The included breakfast is standard for Hampton – my only criticism was that the oatmeal was watery and undercooked. The coffee was good though, which isn’t always the case. There is a pool and a hot tub, which we didn’t use. Customer service was good, but not especially friendly. We were only there for a quick overnight and left early to get back home. The HI Georgetown may be better once the renovations are complete. For now, it is OK, particularly for a short stay, but not much more than that.

My only complaint is that the hotel is in the middle of a renovation and we were not aware when we booked it, Half the parking lot was filled with workshops for the contractors and furniture and plumbing fixtures that had been removed. Foyer and breakfast room were under construction.