Lexington Inn and Suites

This hotel is horrible, it stinks, the person at the front desk was not helpful and the whole place stinks. Definitely not staying here again.

Room smells like weed but amenities are appropriate. Road noise is annoying and mattress was really firm but a good room for the price. Front desk very courteous… I think they were American.

Clean, we booked on expedia and they had no record of this, staff was able to accommodate us however. Not too far of a drive to the airport.

From the ride in the smelly elevator, to the peeling wallpaper and rude housekeepers, this was a bad experience from start to finish. The room smelled horrible, like a science experiment gone wrong. We left for dinner, after turning on the AC, only to return to a room as stinky and warm as it was when we left. The bed was uncomfortable. There were no accessible outlets to plug a phone charger into without having to unplug a lamp or TV and the plug in the sink area wouldn’t hold a charger without it falling out. The curtains were coming off the rod and the window would only open six inches, so the lack of AC and the smell in the room was felt even more. When my husband said something to the manager about the AC, she told him she couldn’t do anything. The housekeepers were talking loudly in the morning, then when my husband said something to them about talking to a manager about their noise and the AC, I could hear them bashing us verbally after he went downstairs. We took several pictures of the room in case the manager falsified damage or theft to tack on charges to our card. We don’t want a backlash to making a complaint or posting a negative review.

This hotel offers «Park and Fly». Beware!
Trip out was fine: Room nice/​clean. (However, as others have noted, the lobby/​elevator were pretty stinky and smelled like sour pot) Driver got us to the airport very quickly. Driver put our bags in the back of the van, and was very helpful. (The trip to the airport took about 10 minutes, the morning we left.)
Return trip was horrible. Called for pick up. «I’m leaving right now,» said the woman who answered.
Twenty minutes later, no ride.
Called again. «She was doing stuff here,» I was told. «She’s leaving now.»
By now, every single person on my flight had been picked up. Some shuttles had returned a second time, and I’m still standing there.
It’s getting dark, and I’ve got a 1−½ hour drive through deer country. «I’ve got stuff to do, too,» I responded. «Someone needs to get out here and pick me up.»
«She’s leaving now,» the person said again.
Twenty minutes later, still no ride.
Called a 3^rd time. «Come on, I really need to get out of here and on my way home.»
«She’s on the way.»
About 10 minutes later the van arrived, driven by a sullen woman who got out, opened the passenger entrance, then returned to the drivers seat. No help with the bags whatsoever. She obviously felt put upon to be called to pick me up, even though the hotel had been paid for the service.
When we got to the hotel, the woman pulled up to the front, got out, and left me sitting in the van to struggle out with my bags alone. I complained to the manager who laughed at me, obviously amused that I was angry and frustrated at the poor service.
My recommendation: Stay at a place that gives a damn and provides timely service – unless of course, you don’t mind waiting, and waiting, and waiting.. .

This place haunts me in my dreams sometimes. Triple digits a night folks. If money means anything to you, heed my warning. I wouldn’t have stayed at this hotel if I had a choice. It’s right next to the freeway, which was useful. The outside of the building isn’t very impressive, but its not all that terrible either.
The lobby is alright. Not very big. Across the front desk is a little room that has a TV, tables and chairs. There are windows that look into the indoor pool, so you can see the people swimming. Little bit creepy for both parties — the swimmer and the watcher — methinks. But not a bad thing if you have kids that you want to be able to keep an eye on. That’s where they serve the continental breakfast too — which I’d pass on. They struggled to restock the coffee and a few other items, so your best bet is to eat as soon as it starts. We got food poisoning from the meat. If you do decide to get your money’s worth and snag something to eat, stick to the yogurt in the mini fridge and bread-​stuff (bagels, waffles, muffins, etc). Stay away from the scrambled egg substance and sausage.
The stink of cigarettes and weed that have seeped into the walls and carpets of the halls is a turn off… Unless you like that sort of thing. I think a lot of guests there did, actually. The class of guests consisted of potheads, sports teams, or the emptied-​souls of businessmen passing through. Once in a while I’d run into another hapless fellow and we’d give each other this sort of forlorn look of understanding one another’s misfortune in being trapped in a place like this.
The room itself is not too bad at a glance. Initially, I was relieved. But when I went to go shower (I was the first to use it) I spotted short dark black hair on the shower walls (I’m a redhead so. there’s no way), and it was curly too. So it’s possible someone’s pubes were chilling out in there. Maybe its some sort of nu-​wave décor. All you have to do to get rid of that is wipe it down, so I’m not convinced that the shower had even been cleaned. And there was dust and grime accumulating on the edge of the shower wall.
When I grabbed a neatly folded towel, I saw some more hair stuck between the folds. This time it was long black strands, probably belonged to the housekeeper and got caught in the towel when she was folding it. But, that is still unacceptable to me. I don’t want someone’s genetic DNA all over me while I’m trying to dry myself off.
The smell inside the (non-​smoking) room was an improvement from the hallways. I’m amazed that our door managed to fend it off actually. Stepping outside was like entering into the thick of a hippie-​commune where a rancid pot bomb had gone off. Besides the bathroom, the rest of the room seemed to be alright. I checked the beds for bed bugs and more renegade hairs that might be camping out in my sheets. To my relief, didn’t find any. There was a red stain on the carpet, though. Maybe wine. Maybe blood??? Probably wine.
We tried the pool because I like pools and figured I’d probably be writing a review on this place later, so I wanted to give it a fair shot and see if there were any redeemable factors. I appreciated that it was indoors, and there were a few intervals where it was completely empty and peaceful. When we asked the front desk for extra towels the man there was very dismissive and seemed to be pretty preoccupied on his computer. The towels never came. That was cool. We’re just guests, man, I get it. Solitaire is really important. Wouldn’t want to get in the way of that.
We visited the pool a few times throughout our stay (four nights), and one time there was a puddle of pee on the side area. A kid probably just had an accident, and I don’t expect them to constantly be monitoring the pool area for any anomalies but this was just one of the many issues I had with the place that I figured I should throw in.
There were some staff who were very nice and professional. I couldn’t help but wonder why they would work in a place like this. I’m sure that anything good that was in that place was an attempt made by those people. There was one lady who worked there that stopped me while I was getting breakfast and said «You’re pregnant. You have that aura. That spiritual aura» (I’m not, and if there was any aura it was probably my food poisoning sorry), then she gave me voodoo eyes and that was a little weird too. Maybe don’t hire witch doctors who will try to predict people’s futures or do psychic stuff. I was half expecting her to sit me down and invite me to contact my dead uncle next.
I tried to like this place. I don’t know why, though. I wouldn’t pay to stay here again. You couldn’t get me back through those sliding glass doors. Well, maybe if they paid me. All in all; if you like weed or at least the smell of weed, pubes, sausage that is capable of destroying your very soul, and spiritual experiences with strangers, then this is definitely the place to be. It just didn’t live up to my standards.

If I could give this place negative stars I would. My friend booked a room here because we were visiting for 420 also my first trip to Colorado. Once we were Givin a room it was locked from the inside and for 20 min we could not get in our room til the maintenance man came and used a hacksaw to cut the lock off and replaced it with another. After that the manager called my room to speak to my friend asking him to come to the front desk where he accused us of being in our room since the day before when we were only in our room for maybe 20 min at this time. Anyway they needed a card to be placed on file so I brought my card. The manager talked rudely to me and my friend a nd when I asked him not to he got offended and argumentative threatening to not book us a room while he still had my card and stopped talking to me altogether telling me I was causing a scene in the lobby where only me and my friend stood. He tried to over charge us for the room and told us that if we were here for 420 that he smells under every door to see who is smoking. I felt like me and my friend were are target at this point we felt uncomfortable and that the manager did not care about the issues we del with there. Horrible breakfast, horrible staff. If you have any other choice pick another place to stay!

This building couldn’t be more than 20 years old. Yes, it appears to have not been taken care of in the past, but there is more evidence of attempts at updating and fixing it back up now. The room was incredibly clean and the updates of the flooring, counter, and furniture made the room seem new and nice. I didn’t have any issues with smells of cigarettes, mildew, or oldness of any kind. The room was really nice. They have a ton of tv channels, a microwave, fridge, storage, etc. It’s a pretty standard hotel room. The beds were surprisingly comfortable but every single pillow was huge and difficult to sleep on. It wasn’t too loud which was also surprising as it is on a highway. There really isn’t anything around it. There’s a convenient store, mcdonalds, and a Dennys, all walking distance. And it was about a 15 minute ride from the airport. They have a free airport pick up, free breakfast, and the staff were all very friendly. The driver of the airport shuttle was nice but within 8 minutes of being in the car we heard his whole sad life story, it sounds like life is handing him lemons and he needs to vent, which is natural, but it was a bit awkward. This is not a fancy place, just someplace to rest while travelling through.

Horrible. Stinky. Old. Smells like smoke and chemicals. Staff is rude and not helpful. Do not go there. Better to sleep in the car.

Okay, so I had a girlfriend book a room here because I was desperately looking for someplace that offered the Jacuzzi in the bedroom suite. I thought I had stayed here previously, and it turned out that the place I stayed previously was another hotel across the road. Anyways, I wasn’t overly impressed from the outside appearance, but once inside it seemed okay. I’ve actually worked in hotels before, and I noticed immediately that they did things «Differently» in this hotel than I’ve been accustomed to at other bigger brand hotels such as Marriott, IHG, etc. Regardless I didn’t mind that they were laid back… I don’t care about the formalities… I just wanted my room key, and for everything in the room to appear as perfect as it appeared on the pictures online. My biggest complaints concerning my stay will surround the mildew smell in my room when I entered. The t.v. that would not work in my first room, and lack luster breakfast that they served egg patties, under cooked sausage, and waffle mix. All in all I felt like this was one of those I got what I paid for situations. That being said I felt like I would have been alright paying 50 – 60 dollars for the night in my room. Not the 112 that I was charged. The staff are nice, but slightly unprofessional, the building could use some major renovations and repairs. I hope they get their act together, and improve the business. I could see them making better money. I think that if the breakfast had atleast been legit, I would have upped my rating at least one star, but unfortunately it wasn’t. It showed the same lack of attention to detail, as I felt the staff showed in their professionalism when dealing with customers. However, as I said I wish them well, but I will be at the Holiday Inn Express DIA next go around if need be. Wifi is horrible also by the way!