We stayed at the Hampton Inn in London Kentucky. We paid twice the average hotel price in this…read morearea. We could have stayed in Lexington at the Tru hotel for half the cost. We appreciated the hotel providing the first floor for my disabled wife. We did NOT appreciate the 7am construction RIGHT outside our window and RIGHT in the blocked EV charging lot. I chose this hotel and paid extra specifically because there was an EV charger. This place only has two, and blocking one is not cool. Starting construction outside my room while I have a disability that doesn't handle that isn't cool (that's not cool at ANY hotel). The digger was also perilously close to my car. A minor complaint - there were supposed to be two water bottle in our room. There weren't. The room was SIXTY degrees. I have brand loyalty to a fault. Once you piss me off, I have no reason to trust you again. You pissed me off. And at twice the price. Oh Hampton Inn...I remember paying extra for you twenty years ago and feeling good about it. Not ever. Not ever again. I can't say this forcefully enough. I stay in a lot of hotels, and I like to support companies that do well. You have left this support. While I appreciate accommodating my wife's disability by putting us in the first floor, my own disability (and probably every other human) can't tolerate construction sounds at 7am just outside their windows. I'm embarrassed for this hotel. Gross. My family and I will use our money more selectively in the future.

Service is very nice. Fun activities to do around and a nice clean room. Very fun over all.read more

I made a reservation and it was quick and painless. I also requested a coffee machine in the room…read morebecause now every room comes without one due to a policy change. When I checked in and came to my room, I found that a blue Holiday Inn Express bag was sitting on a table with the coffee machine, cups, some coffee pods (no decaffeinated options), and stirrer and sugar packages.

The two room suite was large and well arranged but could have been cleaner…read more Comfortable beds but everything else was just ok. The breakfast was very minimal even by Holiday Inn Express standards. Omelettes were burned and there were few other options. No butter available just margarine. There was only one choice for yogurt which was Dannon Lite and Fit.

If you are looking for a clean, quiet hotel you will be happy here…read more The entire hotel was very clean: The lobby, the hallway, elevator, fitness center, and breakfast area. My room was nicely arranged, and had plenty of electrical outlets and USB ports. The bathroom was bright and clean and the shower was wonderful. Breakfast was much better than average for a free breakfast. There weee options for vegetarians, vegans, and gluten free guests. The spinach and Swiss cheese quiches were excellent. Oatmilk was available as well. The breakfast attendant was keeping everything clean, and all the food was hot and fresh. I will definitely plan on staying here the next time I am traveling or working in this area. I

I decided to stay here because the last time I was in the area I wasn't impressed with the sister…read moreproperty in Corbin. The room was clean and comfortable. The check-in employee was very nice and explained the hotel offerings. The room numbering made me do a double take because, well, just look at the picture. My room was on the backside of the hotel next to the trampoline park. I didn't get a good night's sleep since they were playing loud music throughout the night. If you stay here, ask for a room that is on the front of the hotel since I think that would be much more quieter. I booked my reservation on Hotels.com and redeemed one of my reward nights and paid less than $5 in tax and fees to say here for the night. Upon check-in I provided my credit card for any incidentals. Upon check-out I was told I was good to go since I've already prepaid. I get home and look at my credit card statement to see I was charged a full night instead of the incidental charge. I called the hotel and was told a new employee made a mistake and would reverse the charge. That's fine, mistakes happen but it's now been a month and the charge still hasn't been reversed. 2 stars because of loudness and poor customer service regarding my credit card statement.

When I drove in to this hotel, I found that one of the best things for a traveler, about this…read morehotel, was that it has access to Slim Chickens and Starbucks within walking distance. Holiday Inn Express and the Baymont Inn, on either side do not have this. Well, the Holiday Inn Express does have Frisch's. The Baymont Inn has no restaurants close to it. I also found that it was tough to find an entrance upon driving in from a got dang u turn because London, KY apparently forgot to make a turn lane to be able to access the entry for this hotel (bad urban planning). There was a Starbucks planted right in front of it and the signage was hard to follow. When I checked in, I was directed to my room which was a wheelchair accessible one. I did ask for a king bed room though. I wanted to use the coffee machine, but found the filter too small and so I had to go to the front desk and show the receptionist how it would fall off. The cookies near the entrance (I think they are set out for guests at around 4 p.m. everyday) are good and it is great that they have a sign stating to use the tongs, but no napkins. How much do you think little kids would touch the tongs after picking up the cookie out of the box? This was fixed when I inquired about napkins. I was eating the cookie on Kleenex! Lol. I then asked for tea because a Best Western I stayed at before had a variety of teas. The only issue? No decaf tea (Chamomile, Peppermint, etc.). Still a good variety, they have many different brands of black tea and even green tea with pomegranate. I am hoping to try it tomorrow. The bathroom is kind of gross, the shower walls are browning and it looks like an area in a slaughterhouse where one could shower a bovine of sorts. O_o. I am probably putting down towels tomorrow on the tile and taking my shower, stepping on them (I ended up doing this for my stay). All in all, I can see why the reviews are stating that this hotel is not quite there. It can become a little bit more with some bit of updating. I am just glad that my employer is paying for it. $100 for something like a Motel 6 or Super 8 type quality.... The cable package they had was great, Travel channel and History channel. I have shows on those two channels that come on on certain days that I cannot usually watch at home because of antenna t.v. and so it is nice if I have access to these channels while on business. For international guests, they have Willow, a cricket (sports) channel. Their pen is really nice. Some hotels have done away with the whole free pen and note pad in the rooms. I am glad this hotel is still keeping that tradition and that too, a Choice Hotel that bought out a Radisson hotel. The pen actually has Country Inn & Suites by Radisson. How cool is that? I added that to my hotel pen collection. 7/29 Had the breakfast and it was just okay. It definitely was better than hotels, which I have been to, that only have packaged baked goods. The hot food was biscuits and gravy (giving somewhat of the country vibe). Against Holiday Inn in the area, the Holiday Inn offers biscuits and gravy and sausage links as well along with omelets. Maybe they could do what Europe hotels do and put out cold cut ham slices? That would be unique. No hotels in KY, from the ones I have been to, has done that. Wednesday 7/30 WELL I WAS TAKEN BY SURPRISE! Breakfast today: Omelet with ham cubes, some sort of green vegetable garnish and cheese, French toast sticks, and sausage links. So apparently, this hotel just rotates their breakfast, not what I had initially thought. I thought I would be having biscuit and gravy for my three day stay. Definitely bumps this place up a star. I wonder what this place is going to serve tomorrow. Stay tuned! Thursday 7/31 Breakfast today: Scrambled eggs (egg beater yellow kind), sausage links, and hash rounds (more like hash polygons). The only suggestion I would make with the breakfast rotation is to maybe switch out sausage with bacon. Maybe they do that on Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Monday? I do not know. Having the same breakfast meat twice is kind of redundant.

My family and I stayed here for 1 night while traveling to my home state to visit family in…read moreOctober of 2023. The location was great because it was next to the interstate. However, the area was questionable. The hotel staff were friendly and polite. The hotel room was average in cleanliness for this quality of hotel. They were pet friendly but the pet area was dark and kind of sketchy. The breakfast was below average. I would stay here again but only if passing through and if it was for 1 night.

The HOTEL IS ACTUALLY IN A MOTEL CONFIGURATION (unless Wyndhams are now motels instead of hotels)…read more Big difference. For those that are not familiar, motels have rooms facing the outside and hotels have rooms within a structure. I remember coming to this end of London, KY on my last business trip here and I am back in this location for business (well actually for business in another city). When I had first made a reservation for yesterday night and check out today, they had stated I would get a 1st floor room. This did not happen. Then again, it is usually first come, first serve and so they were "short" on housekeeping staff. The room 223 is one of the unfortunate ones because even though it has a king bed, it is near the freeway and that means one can hear almost everything. Check in was okay; however, demanding. The check in (gal) in this case will ask last name, then for ID, and then for any discount voucher. Usually, this is completed the next day upon check out. I guess this hotel bills the stay before one spends the night. The room was not bad. One issue I found was that there is only one trashcan for everything, both the living area and the bathroom. The coffee machine cups do not have any hot sleeves (I do not know what one calls them). So if you make a cup of coffee, be careful that you do not burn your hand. I found that the elevator (thank you..some motels still do not have elevators when they are two story) has an expired inspection certificate. The layout of the room made it seem like it was a converted Red Roof Inn. Other than the one I stayed at in in Cincinnati, I can state that I have stayed at a Baymont Inn! The breakfast was sausage links, biscuits and gravy, hash squares, and other baked items. No fruit! Not even a fruit cup! Factors not affecting the hotel, but London as a city. Whomever urban planned the businesses in the area, where this is located, clearly did not take into account how one is supposed to get here. If one is coming from Lexington, they will have to come off the freeway, make a u-turn and turn right on a street that will lead up to it. This is not joined with the parking lot of Holiday Inn Express next door (which I find to be an inconvenience). Why do they lay things out like this in Kentucky? Edit: I noticed that this place does something unique. Upon check in they will give some FIRE (not literally, kind of a Gen Z term for "really good") Otis Spunkmeyer cookies. Upon checkout, they will give a water bottle from who knows what brand (found out it was Great Value, Walmart) with your last name on it and a room number on the lid (just kidding, it probably does have the brand label under their label with your last name on it). I noticed they have a fine tune temperature knob in the shower. You have a knob that turns on the water, but there is an attachment that allows one to make the water slightly warmer or colder instead of immediate hot and cold.

I don't remember much about my stay there, which is a good thing - for being next to the highway,…read moreBaymont is quiet. They have both indoor and outdoor rooms here - indoor being second floor. Since I got there on a Sunday night, they had plenty to spare and were happy to put me upstairs. A nice breakfast layout to send you off in the morning, even by Wyndham standards. A little confusing to get to (have to U-turn onto 192 West, and then stay all the way to the left when you enter despite a lack of signs), but that's about the only flaw I can point to.

On May 6th we checked in to this hotel because pets stay free thought for sure this could be bad…read more So far from the truth this hotel is amazing their pet policy 2nd to none and the hotel is immaculate. We were only gonna stay for a week while trying to buy a home in the London area. The first week came and gone and now 7 weeks later we are still here. Redroof I 75 london is one of the best run hotels I've ever stayed in including $500 to $1000 dollar a night suites. The staff is amazing and the General Manager Roger is a top notch guy and our stay here has been very pleasant! I love the location it is off the road and has only one way in which makes it extremely safe. So close to everything makes it a bonus. I would highly recommend this hotel if you are traveling with your fur baby the really make you feel at home. Thank you Roger,Tim and the whole staff at Redroof london I-75

Clean comfortable bed. Kind staff. Accepted our dog stay…read more Free breakfast. Good rate.

We were traveling on the cheap and were not looking for a resort property to be pampered. We were…read moreimpressed by the cleanliness of the bathroom and the room overall. The location is right off the interstate so great for weary travelers. Wrong time of year for swimming but walked around their pool and was very nice. The experience was at the upper end of budget motels.

If I could give 0 stars I would. The only positive is the grounds are clean pool wsd nice and…read moreemployees at check I'm was great. Now for the bad beds very uncomfortable. Ac did not work half the time room would be hot than cold. The chair at the desk split causing injury to my husband. Dead roaches in room. Told the. We had to Leave a day early due to my husband injury. Accused us of checking in on the 13 when we checked In on the 14th. Refused to refund . Very dishonest establishment. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL.

This was a friendly, comfortable, affordable stop for a good night's sleep during a holiday road…read moretrip to the Carolinas. Generous free breakfast offerings to boot! What truly set it apart, though, was the kind and attentive call we got from their staff member Jessica after I left my winter coat behind in the room. I was so grateful for her concern, and for housekeeping to have turned in my forgotten item to the front desk. Without hesitation Jessica agreed to ship my coat back to my home address and put some very important items from the pocket in a separate bag to keep them safe. Thank you London, Kentucky Microtel, but above all thank you to the hardworking staff and to Jessica for saving our holiday!! Very grateful for their customer care and know we picked the right place to hang our hats for a night.

Hotel rooms were clean, beds comfortable, and had mini fridge and a microwave…read more Breakfast was lacking. Eggs way overcooked, potatoes undercooked, and sausage was okay. If you prefer boxed cereals that was available. Coffee was the best and very good. Overall, stay for price and eat breakfast elsewhere.

Do not come here there is bed bugs in room 111 and 205 I I would give a 0 star if it was optional.read more

For starters I would never give 5 stars to a Quality Inn. Only 3 or fewer. This one has seen better…read moredays. The people were friendly. The breakfast was the standard fare for this chain. Only real issue was the bed. The mattress was sub-par. The room, while maintained, could probably use an update.