Lexington, Kentucky is so scenic and just gorgeous. The grass is so green it was called blue grass by the early settlers of Kentucky, that's why it's called the Blue Grass State. You will love to tour the country side and see all the horse farms, visit the horse park where all the retired race horses live, see all the gorgeous estate homes ...

There are all sorts of things to do like eat at the ex-head coach of the best basketball team in the SEC today's resterant or go put put golfing the only thing bad about this town is traffic and the people that don't watch what they are doing other then that Lexington is a fine place to be.

I frequent Starbucks on the corner of Broadway and Main @ Triangle Center in Lexington, KY, and they have the absolute BEST atmosphere and customer service I have experienced! In a world that gets crazier by the day, this particular Starbucks is a safe haven. It's almost like a cabin in the woods where one would go to be at peace with ...

"WOW" is all I can say. I walked in feeling a bit apprehensive since this was my first visit to a spa. I sat down and filled out a consultation form and was amazed at all the questions. The owner, Nancy, took me back to the treatment room for my first facial ever. I changed into the 'spa wrap' and snuggled into one of the most ...

For the value it is an excellent business hotel with all the amenities you need. In the evening a manager's reception where you can relax and unwind, and the breakfast is wonderful each morning. The rooms are layed out well, and work well for travelers who need more than just a bed. We stay there at least 4 or 5 times a year when in the area, and can highly recommend.

A visit to Lexington includes the view of acres of lush rolling hills behind the border of white and black horse farm fences. Horse farm tours are available! A portion of Sea Biscuit was filmed at Calumet Horse Farm. Aw, but Lexington is more... the home of the University of Kentucky Wildcats, (their basketball team is always ranked in the top ...

I was just passing through Lexington, but I loved what I saw. Being a horse person, I enjoyed the omnipresent touches of horseracing, from the paintings in the hotel room to Man o' War Avenue, and the simple beauty of the place is better than big-city glamour any day.

As a lifelong resident of 25 years, I speak from experience. Lexington has nearly doubled in size since I was born and the feverish growth only continues. Great shopping can be found and fabulous restaurants abound.
A small city where old money and new money collide, this place is an exercise in dichotomoy. Urban and rural, black and white, ...