First there is a limited number of hotels in the Radcvliff area howver it is nice to note that two hotels are next door to this hotyel with the Hampton Inn scheduled to open in about two weeks. There are "pros" for this location. The hotel is relatively new, thus fairly clean. On the parking lot and outside could stand some cigerate butt pickups. Inside the hotel I was met by a clerk that was nice however she remaiend on the telephone for part of the time she was checking me in. A couple of hours later I noticed a pizza delivery driver behind the front desk. I trust he w as not going through guest record information. The room was nice. The internet worked well and the bathroom was clean. Towells are OK, not plush, however I must remember this is a Holiday Inn Express. There was only a shower and no bath tub. The biggest issue was the poor and I mean really poor mattress on the bed. Could not have cost more than $39. I personally would put this mattress in the garbage pick up if I had it at home. It provided no support at all and when you lay on it you sunk "way down". This is no doubt the poorest quailty mattreess I have ever encountered in a hotel. Please keep in mind the hotel is failry new. The pillows were as cheap as the mattress.The walls are paper thin and we heard guest next door and above us for quite some time in the evening and in the morning.The continential breakfast was the usuall Holiday Inn Express as they continue to promote the cinnimon buns. They were OK even though somewhat dried out. Coffee, cereal, bananas and a very small selection of danish. On one day there was a copy of USA Today and local paper available. On day two only the local paper.No one seemed to know or really care what happened to the USA Today delivery. From their dress it was difficult to tell employees from guest. What ever happened to name tags and at least similar shirts for the employees? Lastly you won't find the rates very reasonable at this location and that is due to a virtual monopoly enjoyed by these three Radcliff hotels.The only restaurant close by is a McDonalds thus you have to drive a few miles to get a meal.

We stayed here about a year ago for three nights and loved everything about the hotel.
The basic quality and cleanliness was still there this time but the place seems to be slipping . Nothing major-lots of little things...1).lamps in the room unplugged, 2)inadequate pillows on the bed,3) batteries in the remote died and we had to unplug the TV to turn it off,4) minimal hot water on our second day here when it was below freezing outside 5) key cards for our room were inactivated after one day and we had to go to the desk to get in 6) towels not stocked in the pool 7) breakfast the second morning = the coffee in the carafes was cold and nearly empty- they never bothered to set out fresh until I told them( this was and hour and a half into breakfast).
None of these things would be a big deal by themselves but all together they are enough to send us elsewhere next time we come to visit our son at Fort Knox=especially since two new properties have opened right next door!

We really enjoyed staying here. They had great front desk service, nice rooms, and it's kind of the center of between Fort Knox and Elizabethtown. Great place to stay.

My daughters and I stayed at this hotel during our stay for my son's Army graduation in Oct. 2009. This hotel was clean, visually pleasing, friendly staff, good food. Thanks for making our stay a pleasant one.