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SUPER 8: ECONOMICAL OVERNIGHT STAY - LEXINGTON

by LoriPori

Sunday October 31, 2010
As it was getting close to stopping for the day, I checked my Motel Discount Coupon Book, we decided to overnight in Lexington, Kentucky. We chose the SUPER 8 because of its many amenities and economical price - $36.95
Amenities included:
nice clean room
High Speed internet access
computer desk
TV with cable
mini-fridge
microwave
hair dryer
coffeemaker with supplies

Continental Breakfast in the morning included:

Coffee & Orange Juice
Hot Cereal
Cold Cereal
Biscuits with sausages and gravy - yum!
Muffins - Donuts
Bagels with cream cheese
Waffles - Waffle Iron
scrambles eggs
Fruit - apples
Overall a very good breakfast, probably one of the best on this road trip.

ECONOLODGE: CAVE CITY - GREAT MOTEL

by LoriPori

Tuesday, September 22, 2009
First day of our "Road Trip" 2009
After a full day of driving from the Windsor/Detroit area, we were in the Cave City Kentucky area and started looking for a place to stay for the night. I checked my Motel Coupon Book and decided on the ECONOLODGE. The coupon rate was for $29.00 US. What a pleasant surprise we had and really enjoyed our stay here. I didn't expect much for the price, but all the rooms were recently renovated, we had a lovely continental breakfast in the morning and they had a computer with high speed internet available for free use in their lobby.
Located in Cave City, off the Hwy 65 Exit53
Motel Coupon Books are available at the State Welcome Centers and rest areas and are based on availability.

Still Waters Campground & Canoe Trails Campground: Great Camping spot close to Frankfort

by Dester

Campground: Still Waters Campground & Canoe Trails
Located on the scenic Kentucky River, at the mouth of Elkhorn Creek. RV & tent areas have H2O & electric at all sites. Two primitive camping areas. Camp store, bath house, boat ramps, canoeing & kayaking on the Kentucky River. Canoe rentals, fishing, H2O skiing, hiking, biking, & old-fashioned recreation. Electric, Water, Sewer, Store, Boat Launch, Primitive Camping, Dump Station on site,

Located on the Kentucky River, at the mouth of Elkhorn Creek. RV & tent areas have H2O & electric at all sites. Two primitive camping areas. Camp store, bath house, boat ramps, canoeing & kayaking on the Kentucky River. Canoe rentals, fishing, H2O skiing, hiking, biking, & old-fashioned recreation. Electric, Water, Sewer, Store, Boat Launch, Primitive Camping, Dump Station on site,

Camping to 5 stars: Camping to 5 stars

by Little_Lou_Lou

Kentucky has a variety of accommodations. Anything from rustic campgrounds to urban 5 star hotels can be found.

City views to rural country landscapes, Kentucky has it all

The Seelbach Hilton: The Seelbach Hilton

by pabertra

Checked in late afternoon into this nice historic hotel. First impressions were that the staff was friendly, elevators were dreadfully slow and had tiny doors (are these the original elevators???), and the rooms were small, but elegantly decorated. We didn't hang around to check out many of the amenities, but made a trip to Restaurant Row (10 minutes away) and later to 4th Street Live to party at the bars which were just steps away from our hotel. I would recommend this hotel if you are looking for convenience to the downtown party scene and the heart of the city. This is truly one of the nicer hotels in town and you just can't beat the location.

The most striking thing about this hotel is the minute you walk in the door you can't help but feel steeped in history. The hotel is over a century old (opened in 1905) and has had all sorts of famous figures spend a night between its walls including 9 U.S. Presidents and even Al Capone. The hotel is on the National Register of Historic Places and its Grand Ballroom served as the backdrop for Tom & Daisy's wedding in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby. The hotel is home to one of Louisville's finest restaurant's, The Oakroom, which has become a dining bastion for executives and socialites.

Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill: 19th Century Hotel Room

by Jim_Eliason

The Shaker Village at Pleasant offers accomodations in the upper floors and special buildings of the exhibit. Prices are reasonable and alow you to get a real feel for life in a slower time.

Rooms are restored with period furniture but modern conveniences

Ashland Plaza Hotel

by Krumlovgirl

I was really surprised to read negative reviews about this hotel on Tripadvisor. People seem to be split down the middle as to whether or not it's a good place to stay. People have complained of it being dirty and poorly managed, but we didn't have those problems with it. We had other problems with it...We stayed here because of its close proximity to the Paramount Arts center. Although it is the most expensive hotel in Ashland and has a great location downtown, there wasn’t much to set it apart from most hotels of its class. There was a wedding going on the weekend that we were there so it was very busy. The wedding party took over the restaurant and the entire second floor and were quite noisy at night but that’s not what kept us awake. What kept us awake was at two in the morning the cleaning crew came in to clean the roof of the building. I’m not joking. It sounded like we were sleeping under the ocean. For about three hours we heard water swooshing back and forth. Finally, after our third call to the front desk, the offered to move us to a quieter room. Even they were confused as to why the cleaning people came at that time.

All in all, I would stay at this hotel again, simply because it was roomy and we were able to walk down to the theatre. In the winter it would be nice because it would be close to the Christmas lights in the park. It’s probably a step above most hotels in the area, but it’s still not quite on par with other hotels of its class.

Schoolhouse Inn-Benham

by Krumlovgirl

It's sad, but people from Central Kentucky generally don't wander very far into the east. They should because the Schoolhouse Inn is one of my favorite places to stay in Kentucky. I have stayed here twice and both times were memorable. This is an example of a great way to recycle some of the old school buildings in the area. Although tourism is still undefined in the region, the Inn is off to a great start. The classrooms have all been converted into large hotel rooms full of comfortable beds and furniture and tastefully decorated. Some of the rooms have the traditional hardwood floors and resemble log cabins while other rooms have plush carpeting, large sitting areas, and more space in general. Despite the fact that it was once a school, the building is quiet and noise level is kept to a minimum by the good insulation.

There is a restaurant on site. While I haven’t had any meal there other than breakfast, their breakfast is very good. It’s the usual Appalachian fare-eggs, grits, sausage, bacon, biscuits and gravy, etc. Very hearty and I have never left hungry. The grounds surrounding the Inn are beautiful and you’re close enough to walk to the Coal Mining Museum. The old mine that is open for tours is just a short drive down the road. If you’re taking a trip through the mountains and plan on visiting Kingdom Come State Park then by all means stay here-you won’t regret it.

If you aren't in the area to hike and just want to slip away for the weekend then it can be an even better place to visit. Nobody will bother you and you can have plenty of time to yourself.

Hyatt- Lexington

by Krumlovgirl

I've stayed here a few times, but the last visit was when we stayed at this hotel over Easter (2005) and had a wonderful time. It was almost eerily quiet, which is different considering that I am usually there during concerts at Rupp Arena when the place is packed and rocking, but I welcomed the almost dreary silence of the place. It IS a little dated and could use a renovation to the rooms, but the bathrooms are nice and the views of Triangle Square and Victorian Square are amazing. DeShae's restaurant is right across the street, as well as some great shopping, and it is within walking distance to several other great venues like Bellinis, the Dame, and the Opera House.

If you want to make use of the downtown area then this is a good base. Just remember, if there is a concert going on it can get REALLY crazy.

The hotel has an indoor pool and a fitness center, as well as a fabulous atrium bar. The staff were incredibly attentive and the highlight of our stay was the enormous Easter dinner buffet in the restaurant. I could have eaten for days off of it-fantastic!

Bennett House B & B- Richmond

by Krumlovgirl

Even when I lived in Richmond less than a mile down the street I STILL stayed at this place. It's awesome. This place is so beautiful. It's a Victorian mansion where the guest is always treated very well. The hosts, Richard and Rita, are wonderful people and go out of their way to make you feel at home. The house was originally built by the Bennett family (William) whose wife was Sarah Clay, daughter to Cassius Clay, a well known emancipationist. Construction began around 1889. Sarah often traveled to Europe with her father (who was also minister to Russia) and used her European influences to stylize the home. Sarah was always my favorite daughter anyway. :-)

The breakfast they serve is fantastic. Very gourmet. The rooms are decorated impeccably. Another neat thing about the house is that the first Saturday of every month they host an English Tea. It's very charming-and more like a full meal. If you're in need of an interesting gift, the parlor has a small gift shop where many tea kettles and what-nots are sold, as well as items by local craftsmen. Sometimes they have specials on the weekend so that the nightly rate also includes tea the next day. I've taken a lot of people and everyone loves it.

Note: if you stay or go to tea, make sure you tell them Rebecca says "hi"! :-)

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SUPER 8: ECONOMICAL OVERNIGHT STAY - LEXINGTON

ECONOLODGE: CAVE CITY - GREAT MOTEL

Still Waters Campground & Canoe Trails Campground: Great Camping spot close to Frankfort

Camping to 5 stars: Camping to 5 stars

The Seelbach Hilton: The Seelbach Hilton

Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill: 19th Century Hotel Room

Ashland Plaza Hotel

Schoolhouse Inn-Benham

Hyatt- Lexington

Bennett House B & B- Richmond

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