My husband and I stayed a Monday - Friday for my work. The hotel staff was really nice. They have a great breakfast every morning and if you are running behind, the have a breakfast bag to go. It included a bottle of water, cereal bar, muffin, and fruit.
Also, the husband was available to stay up later. So, it was great that the pool area was open 24 hrs.
The hotel is centrally located as everything was really close to us.
FYI, it is in a dry county. But we made arrangements ahead of time.

We stay in Hampton's a lot when we travel. This one was clean and the staff was very nice, but the rooms were small. The beds were comfortable but they were doubles instead of queens. We only stayed one night and moved to another hotel that had queen beds.

This is a really nice Hampton Inn located off exit 126 just north of the KY Horse Park. It's about 3 miles from Old Town Georgetown and offers easy access to any number of places in the greater Lexington area. There are a number of restaurants nearby and the Visitor Information Center is located across the street. Staff were friendly. Room was spotless, bed was comfortable and I heard absolutely no highway noise (my room was on the highway side of the hotel). Breakfast was typical Hampton fare. Business center consists of a desktop tucked into a hallway with a printer attached. Strongly suggest you bring your laptop if you need computer access during your stay. Pool area was very clean and nice. There is additional parking on the rear of the hotel. Also, watch out when parking on the front side of the hotel. There are two rows of parking spaces and the lines marking the spaces don't perfectly align between the rows.

I called to check on the price of a room for a few nights and the Hampton Inn was a little cheaper than the others nearby. Our air conditioner was broke at home and we toughed it out for 5 nights but it just kept getting hotter in the house so we had to bail.

The hotel was very clean, the bed was great, the air conditioner was top notch, and I got breakfast on my way out in the morining to work.