Lexington

Downtown’s oldest and most prestigious hotel, with rooms decorated in nineteenth-century style and a gourmet restaurant. — Rough Guide

Old-school Southern hospitality is plentiful at this traditionally decorated hotel, which is perfect for vacationing couples. — Condé Nast Traveler

Opened March 1, 2016. Fifth property. — Condé Nast Traveler

This resort features a golf course, steakhouse, and—most importantly for bourbon lovers—a luxe spa. — Condé Nast Traveler

Leisure amenities include a modest gym, a small indoor pool and whirlpool set in a conservatory. A gift shop is on-site. Meeting capacity is 800. — Star Service

Here, arrivals find a trendy world of designer furniture, lighting and bold, large-scale art. Compared with the past, the current look is warm and almost residential. — Star Service

Formerly a Crowne Plaza, its sense of style is a breath of fresh air in conservative Lexington, where a Hilton, Hyatt and Marriott represent the status quo. — Star Service

There are 260 paved sites and showers, laundry, a grocery, playgrounds and more. Primitive camping is also available. — Lonely Planet

Attractive and stylish, this Marriott all-suites hotel is adjacent to the Red Mile Harness Race Track and just a short distance from downtown. — DK Eyewitness

An appealing rural retreat, offering five comfortable guest suites on a thoroughbred farm. — Rough Guide

Handily placed motel with comfortable rooms and free continental breakfast. — Rough Guide