This was my experience: Upon arrival, the 300 pound clerk in sweats hacked and snorted her way through my check in. She admitted having the flu and, sure enough, I got to spend my first week churning through tissues and cold medicine. OK, we don’t expect the Ritz, but here’s the pros and cons relative to other business hotels: Pros:... More

We had a reservation for several weeks and arrived at 12 midnight. The lobby desk was closed down with an accordion partition pulled across the counter. We dialed a number, as indicated, on a phone in the vestibule for help. After a curt reply, a sour young woman in stocking feet and sweatpants silently walked past us into the office... More

I checked in late at night. My key card didn't work on the first go round, so I had to haul everything back downstairs to get the clerk to help me unlock my door.The room is comfortable but housekeeping isn't offered every day. It was a pain to have to trudge after clean towels and after a few days the... More

This property was not well constructed so noise really travels in it. If the person across the hall shut (not slammed, shut) his door, the paintings on the walls of my room rattled. Do not book a room here if you're looking for a good's night sleep, because you won't get it. Also, rooms are only cleaned once a week... More

I was disappointed in the Extended Stay America in Lexington Park. The hotel does not seem to be well insulated, and sound really carries. It was not too bad when the hotel was not completely full, but at the end of my stay the hotel filled up with families whose nearby homes had lost power in the aftermath of the... More

Swtiched to the Extended Stay after a horrible experience at the Days Inn down the street. The Extended Stay is in an office building complex. The lobby was always clean, staff helpful, and rooms were impeccable and spacious. Great value for the price, especially in an area with limited choices in terms of hotels. Would stay here again in a... More