I've stayed at a few Extended Stay properties and they really are cookie-cutter type places (aren't most chains?) so if you've been to one, you've been here, too. For a week long stay when I wanted to cook, have reliable high-speed internet and be in a convenient, suburban location, this place fit the bill. Nothing fancy, but it seemed typical motel clean. Staff were pleasant.

Plus:
Safe typical suburban neighborhood and set among apartment complexes so it feels like you're really 'here' and not simply at a motel along the highway. In addition, the main road, Richmond Road, is a direct route into downtown Lexington.

Minus:
Like many Extended Stays, this one is 3 levels with no elevator. You seem to end up using stairs no matter where they put you since it seems like the 1st floor rooms are actually a bit below ground level. I was on the 2nd floor and had to take all my stuff up about 10 steps. Add another flight if you're on the 3rd floor.

When we visit our son, we use the Patchen Village Extended Stay America. We had no trouble finding it the first time because we mapped out our trip before leaving home. The staff was pleasant and accommodating. The suite was clean and decorating nicely. The price was very affordable. On the other hand, the first time we visited Lexington, we stayed at a more upscale hotel a few blocks away from the Extended Stay hotel. It was overpriced and the rooms were nice but not spectacular. Extended Stay by far offered the best value.

I stayed here when I was new to the area and looking for an apartment. The hotel is impossible to find and extremely dated. Trash cans on the landings were not emptied in a timely way. The room was dark, and the kitchenette was substandard. Poor water pressure. There are other Extended Stay Americas in Lexington- I'd try one of those.