Staff here are super friendly. The place is clearly ancient, and it shows its age. But they seem…read morelike they're trying. Probably wouldn't be my first choice if I came back to Lexington. But nice enough.

I stayed here for a business trip this time around. Handy having a restaurant and bar downstairs…read more The art wasn't as impressive or intriguing this time. There was a lot of empty wall space. But I've heard that since the ownership change, 21C isn't quite the same as far as art goes. I got a basic king room. Bed was comfortable, linens soft and sleek. Had a decent sized TV, a couch, a chair, modern fixtures. The shower was hot and had great pressure. Roomy bathroom. I will agree with some others who say there is a lot of noise outside. A lot of loud trucks with obnoxious mufflers and ambulance sirens. This doesn't bother me, as I've spent the last six years in NYC, but it may drive some crazy. Blackout drapes aren't perfect, but decent. Mine were detached from the track when I arrived, but maintenance fixed it lightening fast. Staff is very professional. Valet is 30 bucks a day, but they are fast and efficient. The cost when I visited in December, right before new years, was about 120 a night (again, valet is 30 on top of that), but room is great and location is right downtown. You can walk to so many great restaurants and bars. Definitely recommend.

We came for a ballet show, which was spectacular. They have a small concession stand and plenty of…read morebathrooms. But they do not have their own parking lot, there are street parking options and other lots you just have to check to see if your allowed to park during an event due to it's the college parking lot. Staff was okay. No one helped us to our seats and they weren't strict on coming and leaving during the show.

The Singletary Center is a very nice venue for concerts. Any seat in the house is a good one. The…read morebest place I've found to park is the parking lot of the Gatton building. Look for the visitor spaces. It is only a few minutes walk through the park to Singletary. Yesterday the Lexington Philharmonic program celebrated the 250 Anniversary of Lexington. Ben Sollee, a well known local artist, performed several of his own compositions. A nice way to spend a Sunday afternoon. 90

Why give it 5 stars? It's a new haunted attraction in Central Kentucky that's spooky from the…read moreoutside, scary throughout, and just plain Halloween fun. === === === === Joe & I pulled into the drive for The Slaughterhouse and from the start it was an eerie experience. There were only a couple of arrows and some caution tape to direct us to where we were supposed to go. Once around the back side of the barn, I parked and got out. We were greeted by the owner and told to go inside to the ticket area. Once through the ticketing area, it all started. The door slammed shut behind us and we were on our own to traverse the slaughterhouse. Dim lighting, some well-timed actor performances, a couple of sweet props to distract you, a maze, and fog machine that kept you wondering what was in front of you made the adventure tons of fun. That's all I'm going to tell you. The rest you'll have to find out for yourself! I can see myself going back again this year with friends just to see some of their reactions. I think that'd be fun. I'm also excited to see what these guys have in store for us next year. Definitely go check it out!

The "Legacy of Black Horsemen" was shown at the Lyric Theatre. A wonderful documentary, sponsored…read moreby KET, it highlights the early days of racing when black horsemen were an integral part of the industry. Perhaps you can find the film online. If you are a racing fan you will especially enjoy the history put forth. 28

Planned Valentines Day for a couple months. Candlelight concert. Had to park a mile away..... that…read morewas okay. Then had to wait in a long line, that was okay. Then at seven o'clock they came out and said musicians didn't show up! I mean do they not confirm? Will probably never return to any event here.

This is a fantastic venue. Lexington parks and Rec does a great job scheduling free concerts and…read moreother events here. My family loves to bring a picnic, sit on the lawn and listen to the many bands, be they jazz, bluegrass or rock.

Talk about a good time! You can't beat free live music on Thursday evenings at the Moondance…read moreAmphitheater! We saw Hammertowne, and it was an outstanding performance. Though there's no charge, you can support the bands by purchasing their merchandise while you're there. It's a great venue with plenty of parking and lots of space on the green for your lawn chairs and blankets. The area is terraced ensuring that every seat is a good one. Bonus: nice bathroom facilities, no port-a-potties! You can bring your own food or order from a rotating selection of food trucks, as well as libations. So much fun and I can't wait to return!t

My family and I have watched the following:…read more THE MIRACULOUS CASE OF EDWARD TULANE THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER SACAJAWEA THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE APOLLO: TO THE MOON They were all great, but Edward Tulane was our favorite. Going to LCT is always a fantastic experience. Their plays, even the serious ones, have laughable moments and are sure to make you smile. At the end, the cast answers questions and poses for photos.

We attended our 1st LCT performance this past weekend. We went to see the summer family production…read moreof Beauty and the Beast. I purchased the tickets online and picked them up at will call. The seating chart online makes the theater look much larger than it is. We sat in Row E on the side and it was not as far back as it looked via the online seating chart. There was an intermission and there were snacks available for purchase in the lobby. They do not allow food/drink in the theater. The production was outstanding and we absolutely loved it! The set, lighting, costuming, etc. was very professional. My only complaint is that the lobby is a bit small and so the meet and greet after the show was a bit packed and chaotic. I would definitely go see additional shows at the LCT!

What an awesome establishment with awesome history! We saw Belvis perform here a few months back…read morefor our first experience and can not wait to see what is offered this summer. It's such a cool outdoor theater! We didn't take part in their dinner prior to the show but will in the future!! Can't wait to go to another show! It wasn't the most accessible place but for its age, we made do! Everyone was beyond willing to help when needed too!

We enjoyed the show. Dinner was good, though nothing fancy. A nice summertime thing to do and I…read morewould recommend.

While this fan event is on the smaller side, it is nonetheless extremely well run. Fans will not be…read moredisappointed.

If you love scary movies and things that go bump in the night you will love Scarefest. Me and my…read morehusband have gone for several years. There are celebrity's that you can get pics and autographs. A percentage of people dress in costume. Tons of booths with everything you can imagine related to the genre. There is a cost to get in for the day or the whole weekend. Autographs and pics cost to so be sure to check the website. So far each year we have never had to pay for parking in the convention centers parking lot. People do bring children but there are more adults.But be sure they are ok with looking at scary monsters and scary things because there are so pretty creepy creatures walking around.