The Inn is attractive, but the reservations staff and staff on-site is a little too impressed with themselves. Lexington has always had the reputation of snobbery and they do it extemely well at the Gratz Park. I'd stay at the Marriott Griffin Gate, you can get luxury and kindness.

My daughter and I met at The Gratz Park Inn 10/17/ 2004 for a little mom/daughter R&R. This is a charming, quaint, beautifully appointed Inn. The decor is the definition of southern hospitality. Our corner room had nice views, ice was already in the bucket, bottled water awaited us and the matelese comforters were turned back with individual packeages of fresh baked chocolate chip cookies. A bud vase with flower sat on the bathroom vanity. The Inn boasts Tempur-Pedic mattresses - a real treat and a great way to try one if you've been considering same. We had dinner at Jonathan's in the Inn. We both enjoyed the excellent service and the great meal. Restaurant and Hotel staff were courteous, helpful and genuinely interested in our comforts. Very reasonably priced. A wonderful experience that I hope I will get to repeat.

Stayed here on our honeymoon for one night in mid Sept., 2004. Cool, clean place within walking distance to a lot of neat shops and eateries. Overpriced, like most hotels, and I doubt if I would pay this much if it wasn't a honeymoon. Romance doesn't require snobbery.

This older hotel has character. Beautiful rooms, charming ambiance. The restaurant is outstanding!