We were at the French Quarter Inn for one night in October 2023. We wish it could have been more…read more We thought the accommodations were terrific, especially for the price. My wife and I travel a lot and we have an opportunity to compare hotel/motels. The French Quarter is definitely a place we would come back too, and recommend.

Highly recommended...could easily be a 5-star, but they fall short in a couple of areas that could…read morebe easily rectified. First to mention is the Continental breakfast. I don't think I've ever seen any hotel do it more cheaply. The waffle machines are behind the bar - but on a Wednesday morning, the attendant said that only she could use it but they were too busy today. However, my husband and I were the only people there. We were given a TINY plastic plate to pile on cold scrambled eggs, cold raw bacon, any toast or biscuit you wanted. I had decided to have oatmeal, but the EVEN TINIER plastic bowl was so small that there would be no way to stir it. My husband did try to make his bran flakes so I got a picture, for reference. Coffee was Walmart pods - blah! The 2nd picture is of the coffee pot in the room. It is totally rusted - and dirty. I shared with the front desk that their coffee pots wouldn't rust so quickly if they didn't place them on the already small bathroom counter by the sink. That space is needed for us anyway! Loved the room, air conditioner, FABULOUS bed and the ambiance of the whole place.

The Lee house in was an unexpected jewel on our journey through back country America. Maysville is…read moreso well preserved and felt like a walk through time. Amanda greeted us at the Inn and gave us a grand tour full with amazing views of the Ohio River. Also a great dinner recommendation at Capronis Restaurant on the river- we walked (8 min) also walked through the town after dinner - so cute and full of nostalgia from a rich past. Missy's breakfast was outstanding and she was lovely! A must if you stay here! Ann (the inn-keeper and city commissioner) gave us a very rich history of the town and the current 'goings-on" of Maysville. We greatly enjoyed our conversaction with her and would for sure recommend the Inn- I have a feeling this town will look even better in the next 5 years! The room was a converted apartment and thus very spacious- living room/kitchen/bedroom..etc everything in the room was terrific- only small thing was the shower head needs to be addressed- great hot water and pressure- but you could not adjust the head bc it was broken and the water felt like needles coming out ) We had hoped to visit a couple vintage shops in town- but sadly most were closed both Monday/Tuesday of our stay. But all in all I would absolutely recommend this jewel- and we will definitely be back!

An absolutely outstanding inn, with all the history and ambience of a gracious lady built in the…read more1700's and all the amenities and comforts of a modern 5 Star hotel! Innkeeper Ann and her team strive to make every minute of your stay a special moment - and Missy's breakfasts are simply beyond description! It's a perfect stop to enjoy Maysville and the surrounding area - and there is much to enjoy! Don't miss Augusta Distillery, Kentucky Gateway Museum with the KSB Miniatures, and Kenton, Stories with Spirit - just to name a few!

For the price it was better than expected. Clean and no funky smells. Towels are thin. TV has an…read moreamazing number of channels. Bed was comfortable. Room heater was too noisy for me but others may not object. Amenities are simple. On site restaurants aren't open evenings except on weekends (March) but the breakfast restaurant (Yum Yums) was very good and good prices. Worth the price and we would stay again if in the area.

A speedy check-in is always appreciated. The front desk person was extremely helpful. The room is…read morevery clean and large and well equipped. Would recommend this to any traveler.

Ona positive note, this was a bed to sleep in while in town. Other than that this was a…read moredisappointing Hilton property. The rooms definitely show their age and are in dire need of a remodel. I could only get lukewarm water in the shower and the gym was in total disrepair. The treadmill had an out of order sign on it, which from reading other reviews was the same 11 months ago so does that mean it has been out this long? The Peleton also wasn't working and the elliptical machine turned on but the resistance did not work. The location is decent as you can walk to a couple of chain restaurants and a few stores including Kroger.

My stay at the Hampton Inn in Maysville was pleasant. My room was clean as well as the facilities,…read moreand breakfast did not leave me wanting anything else. My only complaints would be that you can tell some furniture and fixtures in the rooms were old, and you can definitely see their age. Also, the water fountains do not work and apparently have not since covid. As someone who drinks a lot of water and does not always trust the bathroom sinks, this required me to have to purchase bottles from Kroger, instead of just refilling my water bottle at the fountains like I normally do at hotels. Lastly, the treadmill in the fitness center was out while I stayed, which was an inconvenience as I could not keep up my normal routine runs while I was there. All these problems are not deal breakers, but they did take away from my stay. Overall though, I would come back to this hotel if I need to on my next visit to Maysville. The people at the counter are very nice and saw to all my needs, and it is nicely located compared to many amenities in Maysville.

Wow! What an experience. The room was clean and in perfect repair. Jamie, the acting GM, gave me…read moreearly check-in with no hassle. She has a sparkling personality and is a great conversationalist. Wonderful attitude. The room however was haunted. Or at least the lamp on the bedstand. This was a first for me. I've stayed in "the murder room" at several hotels in the past. Rooms where previous guests met their demise, with blood stains and all. But this room is haunted. When I went to turn off the lamp to settle in for a good night's sleep, I turned the switch. BUT instead of turning off, the lamp got brighter. I thought maybe it was an electrical short, so I turned the switch again and it got even brighter! At this point, I just unplugged it. I'm still not sure if the room was haunted, or if the lamp was inhabited by an other-worldly spirit, but I would love to know the history of that room.

Hotel is very dirty very outdated and very unclean... Do not stay here this place needs to be torn…read moredown and rebuilt

The room had 2 TVs but neither one had a working remote. I tried to call the front desk but the…read morephone didn't work so I had to get dressed and go down there. The guy at the front desk came up and showed me where the buttons were on the back of the TV but then you had to stand there and go through all the channels. The refrigerator had a constant squeal so I had to unplug it.

First off don't pay with cash as they charge an additional $100 that's not mentioned anywhere on…read morethe website. Second this place certainly could use an upgrade. The phone in the room doesn't work, outlets are broken and lamps don't work in the room. Seriously the owners need to upgrade or shut down. Not worth the money you pay to stay here. It's unfortunate, but Super 8 is not exactly super anymore.

Stayed here for work. Arrived and multiple people had to change rooms due to things such as dirty…read moremattress, toilet not flushing, and no door locking chain. The doors of the rooms go directly outside. Also, housekeeping comes into your room no matter if you put up the do not disturb sign!!! Unreal. You have to request at the desk or over the phone if you don't want housekeeping to come in.