Doubletree By Hilton, Lawrenceburg

Spent the weekend here for a dart tournament my company was running. I have to say this facility is amazing. Everything from the location, to the rooms, to the event center. Top notch all the way around.
The rooms are very nice with more than enough space. HUGE bathrooms with walk in showers. And if you get a room on the river side you wont be disappointed with the view.
The Levee restaurant that is downstairs has a wonderful menu from wings to steaks.
The event center was the perfect size for our needs and made our tournament even better.
As a bonus… the little town of Lawrenceburg that is just outside of the doubletree has plenty of shops and bars to visit.
I would most certainly return and stay. For business and pleasure.

Great hotel right on the water. It really fits the ambience of the downtown area, although I wish downtown Lawrenceburg would recognize this tourism opportunity and create more businesses within walking distance. I wish that our room had a fridge. We are Hilton Honors Club members and stayed in a Riverview room and I guess I just assumed it would have a fridge. Made it hard to bring back any leftovers, prepare for any drinks for the weekend (include a growler from the local breweries). Overall the room was really nice and clean. The hotel was pretty quiet. I LOVED the shower. It was roomy, very warm and clean and I loved the shower head. I wish there was a fan in the bathroom to ventilate the steam better. The sensored lights are a great idea, but the ones in our room didn’t work and in fact, one kept flashing off and on all night long. Thankfully when I closed my eyes I couldn’t see it. The stairs are very steep when you come in, so take the elevator. I also wish the parking garage was attached. It was raining the whole weekend we were there and it was annoying to have to carry my luggage out in the rain and across the street.
I really enjoy that there is a complimentary shuttle that takes you to the casino for free.

A beautiful place with very nice rooms, the only problem being the noise. We were in room 713, not far from the elevator, and it was all we heard all night and right up until we left, was the elevator roaring past. It sounded like an empty boxcar with flat spots on the wheels going down a hill. I have stayed in everything from a nasty dive with bugs, to 5 star hotels and this is the noisiest place I have ever been in. The only place I’ve slept that was noisier, was a rest area along I-​75! If you need sleep, make sure you are FAR away from the elevator.

This is the first time I stayed here. I entered through what appeared to be the main door, and was immediately confused. In front of me were large empty conference rooms. To my left were escalators. I eventually noticed a rather inconspicuous sign indicating the the lobby was upstairs. I did not relish the idea of dragging my luggage up an escalator, as my sense of balance isn’t exactly spot on. I had left my things in the car, intending to bring them in after check in, and hoped for a handy elevator.
Check in procedure was friendly and efficient. The staff member explained that I would have to park in the garage across the street, and that the hotel will validate parking. The cookie was a nice touch. The whole place is non smoking – another plus for me.
I was now faced with two equally unappetizing choices: park first and carry my stuff through the parking garage, or bring my things up to the seventh floor, then come back out and park. I chose the first, hoping to get to my room more quickly. Fortunately I found a parking space in the first floor. The garage is well lit, but big garages still spook me out a bit. I hurried across the street and chose the second entrance to the hotel by the restaurant, hoping for an elevator. I tried two elevators, but neither went to the seventh floor.
After much casting about, I found the escalator by the main entrance and clumsily managed to get to the top. Once there, finding the elevators that the desk clerk indicated were «just around the corner» was a bit of a challenge. It appeared that I was going into the restaurant at first, but I finally found the elevator, and thank God it went to the seventh floor.
The room was lovely. Very clean, obviously new. As a seasoned traveler, I checked the beds for signs of bedbugs – they have shown up in some very nice hotels these days. The beds are immaculate, mattresses completely wrapped in a protective cover that zips up.
The bathroom — oh, boy, that captured my heart. The shower was huge, and there was no tub to clamber across. Double glass doors, a fabulous shower head, and luxurious towels. It included a hair dryer, makeup mirror and a selection of nice soaps, shampoo and lotion – good quality stuff.
I had a river view room, which seemed nice until I discovered that the drapes would not close. There are sheers that go all the way across, but the heavier drapes on either side are not made to close. It took awhile for me to find the privacy curtains **behind** the sheers. I wonder how many people miss that. I’m glad I figured it out; I had arranged for a late checkout after a long day and didn’t want the sun to wake me up.
Other stuff: the Internet was easy to connect, and the signal seemed strong and consistent. The desk chair was comfortable and just the right height.
Overall, a great place. I’d give it five stars, except for the aggravation with parking and the elevators. It may seem like a small thing, but when you’re traveling alone, schlepping all of your stuff, and especially tired after a 12 hour day, it can be discouraging.

My wife and I stayed while visiting Hollywood Casino, and we were quite impressed with the cleanliness, and service we received during our short stay in Lawrenceburg. Not sure when this hotel was built, but everything looked and felt brand new. I would definitely recommend this hotel while in Lawrenceburg. We booked the single king river view, and it was very nice.

This is my first time at this Double Tree and it was a great experience. The rooms are spacious with very comfortable beds. The Levee bar and grill was top notch with great food, great service and generous portions. I had the pizza, caesar salad, two egg breakfast and pancakes during my stay. I will stay at this hotel the next time I am in the area.

Super clean and new. A brand new facility with great bars. As always Hilton outdoes themselves and delivers phenomenal hotel service and interior designs.

Great service. Very clean and modern hotel. Price was very reasonable compared to competitors in the area. Would prefer this property to others I’ve seen in Lawrenceburg, including the casino. Option of city or river view… book the river view if you can. Hotel sits right in the historic part of town… very charming area. Besides casino, Lawrenceburg seems to ‘shut down’ at 10 pm, even on a Friday night. If you appreciate large a spacious room, a large bathroom, and a quiet place, this is the place for you.

I was jumping with excitement and Oohing in wonder at the newness and modern feel when this hotel opened a couple of months ago, but after two visits may not be back… Doubletree is not run as Hilton property should be. The staff is exceedingly nice, but the management has not set the right processes in place.
On the first visit we used the room service order card… Only to find it still on our door in the morning. 45 minutes of ordering, apologies and general confusion later we got our order. We are on a ski schedule, timing in the morning costs you hours on the slopes. The next morning we lingered in bed with anticipation and a general thought at the back of our minds: «Surely, after messing it up once, the room service will be on it!» Well, while we were lingering in bed, the card was lingering on our door… Over an hour of ordering and waiting and dealing with hungry cranky kids, the effect of sleeping in a comfy new beds evaporated…
Visit two — we show up at 7:30 pm excited to change quickly and catch some late night skiing at the Perfect North. Well, at 7:30 the room is still dirty and not ready! Explanation — a large event. But this is what this hotel and conference center were built for! Again, staff deals with these in a very friendly and apologetic manner. It is the management and Hilton brand management who should jump on this quickly, before excited customers turn into grumpy ones taking other alternatives.

This hotel is amazing! We decided to give it a try as an option rather than staying at Hollywood Casino. We stayed on a Friday night at an introductory price of $ 89. To stay at Hollywood would’ve cost us close to $ 300. The rooms at the Doubletree Hilton were so clean and quiet. The bed was nice and comfortable. We slept like a baby. There were no hallway noise which you get a lot of the time at Hollywood. You also have a nice spacious room and a spacious bathroom. Flat screen tv, hairdryer, ironing board and a safe hidden in the dresser cabinetry for your casino windfall. The shower was nice to wake up to. If you have little ones that need a bath make sure you ask before making reservations. Our room had just the spacious shower. We had the river view and it was nice to wake up to that. There’s a restaurant on the river although it’s seasonal I’m sure.
The hotel is attached to the areas convention center and that room is more than sufficient for a huge conference. There’s computers with wifi in the lobby area along with a bar and 150ish capacity restaurant. There’s a small workout room that has 4 treadmills, 3 ellipticals 1 sitting bike machine, lots of free weights of all pounds, bosu ball and a couple other pieces of equipment. All machines have their own displays for your entertainment pleasure and there are two flat screen televisions in there as well. There’s a commissary area that you can buy snacks etc.
There’s also a shuttle that you can take to the casino although we didn’t. We were told this when we reserved the room. The casino is less than five minutes away by car. You could also walk there, but I’m not sure if walking through the neighborhood at night would be wise unless you’re with a group. There’s also a trail that takes you by the hotel and casino that you could walk. Maybe it’s an actual Boardwalk. But again safety should be paramount.
The hotel is located on Walnut street which you don’t know because there’s no signage as of the writing of this review. As you’re headed to Hollywood casino don’t turn to go into the casino area, but instead go through that light until the second light then turn left. That’s Walnut Street. It’s an easy find though because the building can be seen from the casino and from the area. Parking is in the parking garage across the road which is well lit. The hotel will validate your parking regardless of the number of times you come and go.
We didn’t take advantage of the room service or their bar and grill, but it seemed like the prices were hotel appropriate. Dinner prices were a bit steep. But in comparison to eating at Hollywood they seem comparable.
While I like Hollywood when the rooms are free, this hotel beats Hollywood for the price. Even after the introductory price, we will still pay about $ 120 on the weekend barring any big event in the area. HiltonHonors points can be used and earned.

We stayed just one night at the recently opened DoubleTree by Hilton in Lawrenceburg, around the corner from the Hollywood Casino. It is set at the end of a very charming street in Lawrenceburg near the Event Center. Parking is across the street at the Ivy Tech College, and they do validate your parking. The staff is very friendly, they offer a warm oatmeal chocolate chip cookie upon arrival, were very polite and accommodating. The rooms are brand new and so clean and modern. There is a nice big TV, iPod dock, 2 chairs, 2 closets, big window; we stayed in a double-​queen room. There is a wonderful new, clean shower (no tub) in a huge bathroom. Some rooms have river views which is probably nice for a more extended stay. Most importantly, they have a shuttle to the casino, perfect for Boogie Nights! I believe it runs on request, at least it did when we were there. I heard the driver say the last run back to the hotel form the casino was at 5:45 am. It is also very close to Perfect North Slopes if you are in to snow sports!