Top Hotels Near Smith Street Park in Lexington from AU$82

"All the staff treated us like their guests. They all were very kind , very polite , and showed genuine concern for our comfort. When in that area , we will stay there again."

"Breakfast there should be more options but everything else was great "

"Overall good stay. Bathroom shower stall does allow water to splash into the bathroom. Outlets do not have ability to plug in phone chargers without the adapter "

"Très bien et propre."

"The place is nice but received an additional charge which the Hawthorn hotel could not explain…told me to reject the charge ..extra hassle I don’t need. "

"Before booking at this hotel I read the reviews and there were a lot of great reviews. When I arrived it was nothing like the reviews described. Upon entering the lobby there was an odor. I booked a non-smoking room online but during check-in was told there were no more non-smoking rooms so they put me in a smoking room. When we got off the elevator there was an odd smell in the hallway. When we got in the room the smell was horrible! There were 2 rolls of used toilet paper in the bathroom, stains on the tub/shower, and trash on the floor. We were uncomfortable even sleeping in those beds. Due to the smell we had to leave asap due to me literally getting sick to my stomach. I would never book here again. "

"The staff at this property are so nice and helpful. Neal at the afternoon/evening front desk is so welcoming and informative with information about restaurants in the area. Breakfast is good with plenty of choices. "

"We were greeted with check the room first and we checked and didn't stay it was a horror movie "

"The room did not lock, so any one could walk in from the hallway. We happily locked with dead bolts and took our entire luggage and everything with us each day! Looked online and found out this is against the law, to have a door that does not lock. So not staying here again, which is unfortunate because it was a nice hotel. It was very scary knowing the first night anyone could have walked in."