Crowne Plaza Campbell House, Lexington

Read review and decided to give it a try anyway, be ause I wanted to try the Tempurpedic beds. Well, I did like the bed, but that was it. It smells like an old hotel, the carpet was dirty, they still use glassware instead of plastic, the was no plastic liner for the ice bucket, AND we only had one washcloth between us. You do get a little bag with ear plugs and a blackout mask. I would have rather had another washcloth.

After staying the night my daughter and I both have developed a rash and are itching. Could it have bed bugs? Serious question. Has anyone had problems.

I just wanted to say that if you are planning a wedding reception this is the place to go. The Ballroom is very elegant in which we quickly fell in love with it. Then we meet Heather, she help us so much that word cannot even describe. Meeting Heather helped us to seal the deal. She knows her job very well and is always available for your questions and concerns. My daughter wanted me to be the wedding planner and I was very nervous about this, but with Heather helping me, it not difficult at all. Her personality is very pleasant and she is very helpful. The wedding is coming up soon and I will update you on how it went.

I liked the staff and the rooms were large. The restaurant served great local specialties and they had a happy hour just for priority club members. While there on business I visited Keeneland horse track and got to see Rupp Arena.

I was a guest at the hotel recently for a conference. The rooms smelled of mold, mildew, and smoke, although the hotel is non-smoking. The beds were very nice, though, if you can get past the smell. The front-line staff were accomodating, but you can clearly see that the hotel is not managed well at all as the staff was very sparse (there was one clerk at check-in throughout our stay, and a large line nearly every time I passed the lobby, and you have one maid serving an entire floor of the hotel, which meant rooms were not ready until late afternoon/early evening). Furthermore, we had 2 banquet dinners that were contracted through the hotel management that were less than desirable. 3 staff members waiting tables for 250 guests! And we had to wait forever for the food, only later to find out that the head chef and 4 other staff members had quit the night of the banquet, leaving the banquet director doing all the cooking. Another testament to poor management. The positives: The hotel runs a nice golf course on-site. Kilbern's, a privately run restaurant on site, is great! The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was 5 star. Wish they would have been in charge of our banquet dinners! Also, Bogart's Bar in the hotel is a great place to socialize, have a drink, and enjoy music, dancing, and karoke. It gets more comical the later it gets...you get the picture. Great entertainment from those trying karoke while drunk. So, overwall, while I did have a good time at the hotel, the rooms and management are not nearly up to par. I recommend the owners of the hotel get rid of management, hire some more people, and do some renovations and keep this Lexington-tradition alive and well.

My wife and I stayed here about a month ago and I'll have to say we were very pleased. Yes it's an older place but it was clean and the price was fantastic. I've never slept better in my life away from home than I did on the memory foam mattress setup they've got. Slept for a solid 7hrs without even waking up. Makes me wanna go out a buy one for our home. Anyway it's a convenient place to stay, with a Logans Steakhouse right across the street, you can't go wrong.

Rooms were decent in size, rooms smelled of smoke and mildew. Made the whole stay feel like i was in a dirty room. Pricey for this room

We spent 3 days at the Cambell House in June 08 and were very happy with hotel. This a very old style, high class hotel with dark wood lobby, nice rooms with large bathrooms, great beds, plush towels... the kind of place that old money would stay at but at a good price. It is just across the street from St.Josphes Hospital- close enought to walk. It is close to the downtown civic center and not far to the hwys headed east to boubron conutry. Few thing that keep this from being 5 stars- no free breakfast bar- although they have a full resturant that you can eat in or get room service. Resturant is not worth the cost for a sit down meal, although I heard good things about the Sunday buffet. I would stay here again with plesure- just eat out for a better deal.

I was very leery of staying here due to the negative comments on other on-line reviews I read. However, since the conference I was attending was held here, I decided to bite the bullet and stay. I am so glad I did. Even though some areas of the hotel were undergoing major repairs due to damages received in a storm that recently went through the area, it was not obvious. The room was well proportioned, everything was clean, and sleeping on the tempurpedic beds is not to be missed! This is a really nice hotel and I would recommend it to anyone. It's easy to get around the Lexington area from the hotel and it's close to the hospitals. The business center with computer access was very useful. The attached cafe area was a nice touch, too. Don't let the negative comments in other reviews keep you away.

The bathroom was very small. The closet opening was so small you had to turn sideways to hang up your clothes. The bathroom was remodeled in nice colors but it's a shame the exhaust fan was not replaced as well. It was so noisy it would wake you up from a sound sleep when the person in the next room would turn their fan on. Upon check-in the toilet rocked from side to side; they responded promptly but did not fix it completely. The toilet continued to rock slightly. Poor remodeling job in general. Our room number was 2101.