Lexington Inn

Was told room was 60.00, charged 74.00. No Shampoo, No Soap, No Toilet Paper. Room photo and actual room was nothing close. Bed linen and pillow cases had strong odor. A/C vents were full of trash. Asked for non-smoking room, but did not get that. I suggest by-passing this motel.

The picture above is not The Lexington Inn - this place is a tiny, one story dump!!!! The condition of the motel is very poor (walls need paint; mattress was cheap and uncomfortable; pillows were even worse; carpet felt grimy and dirty; room had stale smell - AC was not on when I arrived and might not have been on for days. This probably contributed to the stale odor; They had coffee (only) in the office in the morning, but no sugar so couldn't drink it. This was my worst hotel/motel experience and I definitely do not recommend The Lexington Inn.

Checked in after favorable reviews on Trip Advisor. Big mistake not looking first at the room. Somebody has to take last place in hotel quality and, for me, this is it. The worst I have ever stayed in. First, the good. Bed was comfortable enough to get a decent nights sleep. Could park the car at the door of the room so didn't have to carry luggage far. Ice machine worked. Beautiful Beech Lake across road. $52.00/night. Now the rest. Curtain wouldn't close and we had to use a chip clip to keep it closed (torn at the top). Lampshade next to bed was so old that the plastic liner was delaminating. Two TVs in the room. Don't know which one worked but both were old monsters. Pillows were unusable due to utter filth. Gross stains on rug by vanity sink. Don't know what it was, but had the color of old blood. Spiders in the corners and a live beetle in the bathroom when we arrived. Hand prints on wall next to bed. Some sort of solid substance on toilet side and front. Not sure what it was but it was dark brown and it doesn't take much to guess what it probably was. No one in office when we tried to check in and had a note to call or go across the street to the EconoLodge. Same owners, I believe, as the phone in the room was from an EconoLodge.