Hampton Inn Dry Ridge

Stayed at a hotel next door last year which was outdated run down and miserable only did it cause at 3am nobody was available at the reservation desk at Hampton Inn… This year at midnight we were able to easily get a room we were very pleased on it being modern, clean and comfortable. Would stay here again.

If you want a good night sleep I don’t recommend staying here. Dogs are allowed and you will wake up to barking at 6am.

This hotel was literally falling apart when I visited, but it was the only hotel in a 30 mile radius.

This is my second stay here in the last 2 weeks and we were met with smiling and friendly service both times. Everything was very clean. Breakfast was above average for a hotel buffet. Pool was clean and maintained, although small. Each room had a fridge and microwave. No complaints here.

Nice room at decent rate. Nothing scaring musty damp out scary. But I didn’t pay for anything but standard room. The mini fridge and microwave are worth it. Rooms looked fine nothing wrong. Bathroom looked new and no shower doors.

Not much attention to detail at this creepy, damp and musty feeling hotel. Our room was recently renovated, which was poor workmanship. The door to our room had gouges in it — I’m assuming from the contractor allowing it to slam on the lock.
Neither of us wanted to take a shower after seeing it. The floor drain was loose and the doors were frosted to add to your claustrophobia kicking in.
When we booked the hotel I paid extra for a king with whirlpool. When we got to the room, no whirlpool. My husband went down to the desk and got a refund for difference.
Every time the air conditioner kicked in i was woken to a rattling vent.
Keep driving and find somewhere else to stay.

I just called this hotel as my husband is there tonight with the flu. I spoke with Wendy to see if there was any Gatorade in the hotel. She was so sorry to hear that he had the flu and said they didn’t but they did have some sprite in the vending machines. She offered to send someone to the store if she could. Give that Wendy a raise!

On my way back from Pittsburgh, I was looking for a hotel to stay in in the Cincinnati area. After doing my best Internet scouring, I came upon this cheap little gem in Dry Ridge, Kentucky… which is apparently almost as close to Lexington as it is to Cincy… but I digress.
I had left Pittsburgh at around 5, headed back to Nashville, but I wanted to go to the Reds game on Sunday, so I booked this hotel.
I’ve stayed in Hampton Inns before and they’re all pretty nice, but this one was towards the top of the heap in terms of the customer service I experienced there.
For starters, they must not have been expecting many guests because when I walked in at around 10 and said that I needed to check-in…they knew who I was.
When I got to my room, there was a towel on my bed folded up like an elephant and a note telling me that my sheets and been changed. That was entirely unexpected.
The hotel itself is a wee dated, but all of the actual furniture is new — it’s a Hampton Inn bed, so it’s comfortable as hell. The location is pretty decent… the area seems pretty safe and it’s across the road from a strip mall with both LaRosa’s and Skyline Chili… so there’s that.

Counter help refused to take a two postcard maildrop. So I went next door to Comfort Suites, no problem and with smile. Ellyptcal machine is cheap and didn’t work right. Room was clean. Bkfst room personnel nice and helpful.