Hampton Inn

This is an extremely nice Hampton Inn. Our room, single king, was clean and spacious, and the bed is very comfortable (as one would expect at a Hampton Inn). The room had the usual amenities: fridge, microwave, coffee pot, etc. The only thing missing were the USB charging ports on night stands, but that is just a minor gripe. On a side note the parking lot has a charging station for electric vehicles, very progressive.

Very cool feel to the rooms. Historic feel, but with all the updated modern stuff. A little pricey, but room was great, breakfast was good, and service was good as well. Fast internet connection.

I’ve stayed at a fair share of Hampton Inn’s – they more or less look the same across America.
This one is a different though, definitely the most unique Hampton Inn I’ve stayed in. They use what used to be a beautiful colonial brick inn or mansion, and have retained much of the historical look both inside and out. A parking space in front is reserved for the horse carriage.
As far as rooms, they are largely the same as any other Hampton Inn. As always, complimentary breakfast is served as well.

This place is home away from home 4 – 6 times a year as we travel to and from Tennessee to visit family. I’ve stayed in Hampton Inns all over the world, and this is the best one. Wish I could buy it! Hilton, wanna sell it? Call me!

This isn’t the Ritz, but trust me, there are far worse places to stay in Lexington (Red Carpet Inn, anyone?).
Spacious rooms. Great breakfast. Friendly and accommodating staff.
The only downsides are related to the layout: It can be a confusing place to walk around, and to get from the main house/​lobby to the rooms you have to walk through a breezeway, which isn’t too convenient in your pajamas or in the winter.

Very nice. Great breakfast. Large clean rooms.

Nice clean hotel. Pretty good breakfast. I thought the historic manor house/​modern hotel combination might be cheesy but it was pretty nice. It would have been a very short walk downtown if the bridge wasn’t being replaced — still, it wasn’t that far. It seems a little expensive to me for not being a very exciting location. Good free wifi.

I know I was in the South when I saw a sign, leading up to the hotel parking lot, that said «Spot Reserved for Horse Carriage»
The Hampton Inn in Lexington, VA is a beautiful, Southern-​style hotel. The staff was warm and accommodating, the rooms were nice, great big TV, comfortable bed. No complaints whatsoever.
FREE WIFI!!! YAY!
Their continental breakfast (free) was actually great for a hotel breakfast. I’m usually not a fan of those free hotel breakfasts, but this one had little omelets, some good bacon, fruits and yogurt, as well as a very nice array of coffees to choose from.
If you’re looking for a place to stay in town, I’d definitely recommend the Hampton Inn

My husband and I stayed here with our toddler daughter to break up a long drive from SC. What a pleasant surprise this hotel was. Peaceful, clean and quiet. Rather than the typical appearance of a typical newer hotel building, this hotel gave the feeling of being in an elegant, older upscale hotel. It’s close to downtown, so we didn’t have to go far. Breakfast was great and convenient. We hope to make it back one day.

Excellent value. I came to Lexington, VA, from Washington, DC, on business and found the Hampton Inn to be clean and affordable. The staff was extremely friendly. The hotel provides guests with free wi-​fi (a rarity nowadays), free toiletries you may have forgotten, and a free hot breakfast. The breakfast is far from gourmet – it’s greasy with pork sausage gravy and biscuits – but it’s free, it’s hot, and there’s some fruit and yogurt if you don’t want to indulge. Sure, the fruit is 99% undesirable melon, but whatever.
It’s also centrally located and is a very quick drive to the historic downtown area.
There’s also a pool and workout room that are both small but get the job done.
In sort, it may not be the Ritz, but it’s clean, the staff is very nice, and it gives patrons a lot of bang for their buck.

I am a fan of the Hampton Inn chain (freshly washed duvet covers for everyone!), and this one did not disappoint. It was one of the most interesting ones I have stayed in.
It even has a name; Col Alto. It is housed in and adjacent to an historic mansion built in 1827. You can have one of 10 B&B type rooms, or one of the other unique hotel rooms.
Staff was friendly, the room was clean and comfortable, and the breakfast was hot, free and delicious as usual. The price was great. Make sure you stay at this one if you come to Lexington. Especially if you are a history buff!

This Hampton Inn was very clean and the breakfast was tasty. Unfortunately the HVAC in the room did not have a setting for the fan to be on continuously therefore I heard other guests more than I would have liked.

This is the best place to stay in Lexington, VA by a wide margin. If you are looking to get reservations for parents’ weekend or alumni weekend at Washington and Lee or VMI, you better get started REALLY early. It is a nice, clean hotel and convenient to downtown. It is one of the signature Hampton Inns.