I was shocked and amazed by the DEPLORABLE conditions of this facility-- My room looked NOTHING like the Internet photos of Lexington Hotel facilities (i.e. Orlando City Place), I should have made reservations to stay in the lobby as the "Lexington Montgomery" photo per their website is consistent with the actual physical lobby. I made reservations as part of a family reunion. After checking in, it took 20 minutes to find my interior room. I was amazed at how filty not only the facility was, but my room was equally as filty! Dirty stairwell, stained carpet in the hall leading to the room. " Do not touch/ Wet Paint " sign on a door down from my room. Once inside, I saw a stained chair ottoman. Standing water in bathtub with a dripping faucet, a rust stain in toilet, and a stained towel for use. I checked out after only 10 minutes, the front desk clerk didn't even ask me why I was leaving--guess she already knew... I drove to a new facility across the street and paid a nominal price difference for a CLEAN ROOM with CLEAN towels, CLEAN chairs, NO RUST STAINS in the toilet, NO STANDING WATER and DRIPPING FAUCET in the tub; free breakfast and a front desk clerk that cared enough to ask how my stay was.
This facility is dated, and overdue for renovation, despite being a recent acquisition from a major hotel chain. Property management should take a trip to Montgomery, check in to room number _ _ _ and see for themselves!

Our family reunion was booked at this hotel. For the few who actually booked there, they were terribly disappointed.

Many more hotels in the immediate area that are much better.

This hotel is rated a 3 star it should be a no star. It was formally Holiday Inn and now it is Lexington Hotel. Save your money!!!! The first room we were placed in had mildew on the walls and ceiling everywhere. It was very dirty, my family and I were afraid to put our bare feet on the floor, so I decided to call Hotwire and tell them about our situation and they were willing to reimburse us, but we were exhausted from our drive. We ask the front desk for another room, at first they said they were booked and the parking lot did not have ten cars in it, so I knew he was lying. He said he would send a maintenace man up to look at our room, but instead they ended up giving us another room that was still in bad shape, but not as bad as the other room. This hotel needs to be renovated. If you like mildew and soiled walls then book Lexington.

We tried out Hotwire.....typically book directly through the hotel. Hotwire had a deal for $59 for a 2.5 star hotel. The hotel was the Lexington. We thought we had a steal when we visited the hotel website and saw how beautiful the property was portrayed. We arrived early. The front door was broken and open to the lobby. This was the second hint of what to expect. The first was the general appearance of the property as you pull up. The property is old and run down. The front desk clerk was friendly enough and the lobby did look nice. We were given a room on the outside in another building. We pulled up to the room and noticed several people loitering outside the building. This made us feel very unsafe. The exterior room door had peeling paint. There was small trash outside of our door as well as cobwebs. The inside of the room showed stains on the carpet and sofa. A ceiling with cracked plaster and bedding that was old and thin. This was a very run down room. We went inside the main hotel and could immediately tell that this was an old holidome. The pool had a film over the top of the water and there was a lot of young adults hanging around inside. We left. We did not stay at the hotel so I cannot comment on the breakfast or other amenties. As we heading back out to our car which was packed with our luggage, we noticed two people on the upper balcony who were looking down into our car. I took pictures of the room and the persons hanging out on the balcony. This place was digusting.