Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Lexington, VA

Delighted by the lobby library and great customer service! Beds were clean and comfy as well. Breakfast had a lot of very healthy choices (not just crappy donuts and coffee!). Didn't use the pool but it looked OK.

The welcome ctrr called to verify coupon price and phoned the no but got reservation.desk The people at the reservation desk gave us the wto g info regarding the price for 1night stay. Once we got there the desk clerk honoured the coupon price for us even though the call centre gave wrong info. The desk clerk was very professional and made us feel at ease and welcomed gave us the wrong info. When we got to the hotel the desk clerk was very understanding and honoured the coupon.

This hotel was clean, quiet, and in good condition. The staff were polite and helpful, and especially apologetic because we couldn't check in early due to having a full hotel the night before. The rooms were clean, and being Radisson Rewards members, we got a free upgrade. The bed was nice and comfortable. Breakfast was typical Country Inn fare with milk to drink (in cartons), eggs, potatoes, sausage links (a nice treat), boiled eggs, waffles, sausage & gravy - it looked like it was a regular part of breakfast, but I'm not entirely sure - with biscuits, bagels, etc. in a case, cereal, yogurt. There was a waffle maker and sugar free and regular syrup available. They had oatmeal in packets but not fresh cooked. The pool water was clean but the walls and bottom could use a good scrubbing, and the same with the jacuzzi. The water levels in both were three or four inches low, which meant the upper jets on the jacuzzi didn't function, and I scraped my foot on the bottom of the shallow end of the pool because it was lower than I'm used to (doing the sidestroke; it would have been fine with a breaststroke or backstroke). The chlorine levels were comfortable and the pool area was kept clean and well stocked with towels. The location is great with an easy on/off to the interstate and very close to the historic district, VMI (Virginia Military Institute), and Washington & Lee College.