Clean and comfortable. Breakfast buffet was good. Brother needs wheelchair accessible area and we…read morehad no issues. Would recommend.

We didn't actually stay here this trip, but went in and , although booked solid, took time to find…read moreus other accommodations and call for us... offered us coffee and tried to help us in every way... wonderful lady clerk with white hair helped us!

Hampton Inn Morehead KY for Tony Vanoy Birthday Trip! We are Hilton Honors Rewards Members so we…read morewere able to redeem points for a FREE Nights stay here! I was able to get our room on first floor at end of hallway so he could dash out the side door to smoke. The room was a King Room w extremely comfortable bedding!! I love the Hilton Bedding Collection. The bathroom was very roomy w a great shower w perfect water pressure. There was nothing wrong w the room! Very Comfy and clean! Highly recommend!!

I was working in the area, and had a very nice experience at this hotel…read more The front desk employee was excellent! Besides providing helpful information about the area he also had a great sense of humor. Very entertaining! My room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was good, and the breakfast area was very clean. I would definitely stay here again. The friendly employees definitely made this an enjoyable stay.

Absolutely loved this place. We stay during the summer. We're definitely going back for the winter…read morecabins are perfect for the comfy feel.

Stayed her for 7 weeks and was very satisfied with the accommodations. Small cabin was just enough…read morefor me and bed was comfy. Owners were very nice and accommodating.

The room was non- smoking but reeked like 12 chain smokers live there , that was the best part . At…read moreleast the stale smoke smell covered up the horrid smell of everything else. There was very little light in the room , which upon further inspection was most assuredly intentional. The room was in bad repair , the bed skirt was filthy , the very worn thin cover on the bed was all that was there for cover besides the stained sheet with burn holes in it . I'm pretty sure that's still the comforter and sheets from 1980. The bed skirt definitely had not been washed since then , it looked like had survived a zombie apocalypse, most of the stains on It were pretty unidentifiable, which in retrospect was probably a blessing. Thank goodness I had an extra bottle of bath and body works body spray . I sprayed almost the whole thing so that I could hopefully fall asleep with smelling anything related to the room . I have to come back to Morehead again soon , I however will not be staying here . I mean a night at the bates motel would have been the only thing worse . If you decide to stay here , then channel your inner zombie hunter energy and may the odds be in your favor !

All the other reviews have said it for me, i had to leave as soon as i entered, the smell of…read morecigarettes was so strong even though i requested a non smoking room, to top it off we ordered 2 rooms but we only got 1 room and it smelled of cigarettes and the other room we waited until 8pm and still hadn't received in the end we had to go find another hotel and luckily we found another hotel, i can't imagine not finding another hotel after 8pm

Top notch lodging! Very clean rooms that are tastefully decorated. Friendly, helpful staff.read more

As I am making way around the Eastern side of Kentucky, I stopped here in an Unincorporated city,…read moreSandy Hook (not the place that had the shootings). What I liked: I have to state that it feels like one of those themed hotels. This time, instead of a school house, it actually does remind me of a house. The front door of my room has a knob and a top lock, like a house door would. The place could be defined as quaint (cue Ed Helm in The Hangover telling his wife that he is staying with his friends at a quaint hotel for the bachelor party...good movie). The amenities they have are interesting. They have a coffee machine in the room that can load up to 40+ ounces of liquid in the back of it and make 3 full 10z cups of coffee before it has to be refilled above the minimum line. There is a DEHUMIDIFIER. I do not think I have ever seen one in my life. I always used to have a humidifier, but never a DE... The room comes with a microwave and fridge which is always good. The television has A TON of channels, even adult ones (which one has to order on demand if you are into that stuff) and music channels (think Spectrum, highest tier cable). Inconsistences: I found that one bulb on one of the lamps, near the microwave and fridge does not work. The button seems to be broken as well. I am assuming the one by the bed turns left and one can hear it click to turn the lamp on, but this one can just be turned without any kind of resistance. There is a limited amount of free outlets in the room. The fridge and microwave take up one. The coffee maker and the nonworking lamp take another, under the table. The switches to the various parts of the room and the bathroom are in unconventional places. For instance, if I want to go to the sink area, I would think the light switch would be near the sink. It is actually on the wall before entering the sink area. This is the same thing in the bathroom. I would think it would be on the inside wall, but it is on the outside. There is no center light in the bed portion of the room, one only has the two lamps serving each bed side (somehow I ended up with two queens, then again I am not paying for the room...lol). Overall, I think this hotel, though seemingly unheard of because it is in the middle of nowhere, is pretty competitive with other hotels. They offer complimentary breakfast beating out IHG, Marriot, Wyndham, and Hilton chains. Edit: I found out the morning after I had arrived that the breakfast is only dried foods (cereals, doughnuts, honeybuns). Nothing is hot. Still, better than hotels that make you pay or do not offer anything. Not a bad experience, just unique. I think they also barbecue for guests during lunch by the amount of grills I see and they even have a food truck! Feel bad I could not be there for that since I am just staying for the night.

Had a one night stay on 10/4/25. My reservation was there with all my discounts and even added on…read moreAARP. My total was $67 - pretty good! Front lobby has multiple cameras, low traffic and I felt safe. The room was clean, towels, bathroom and beds. (There was one bed with sheet stains that I didn't lay on. Don't know if dirty or just stained.) Pictures were true to experience. Small refig and microwave in room (along with t.v.) No coffee pot or hair dryer in room. Not a game changer. There ARE permanent residents I suspect are on 3rd floor. The resident above me paced back and forth ALL night. ALL night. I listen to the t.v. - so again, with the price, location for my need and feeling safe, I'd recommend.

excellent clean room and bathroom very helpful staff very very strongly recommend this hotel for…read morevery good standard that's my personal experience and I'm sure,

We didn't have a ton of options for "good hotels" when trying to stay close to Natural Bridge State…read morePark. We focused on Winchester, and settled on the Hampton Inn. It was in a decent location for us. I was very pleased with the room. It was clean, and had clearly been renovated at some point (based on condition and decor). We felt safe, and it met our needs. The hot breakfast was decent! Would consider staying here again if need be.

Winchester Kentucky 9/18…read moreRoom 202 smelled of cigar got changed to 203 The door doesn't work correctly! The safe is not bolted into anything just loose in the closet asked the front desk about and she stated that they do not bolt them to anything and anyone can take it. The pool is closed for the season it's 80 degrees outside beautiful day. Also, asked for housekeeping was told it had to be requested 24 hours prior. The soap holder is knee level in which I hit my knee twice. Reported to Shana Reported the breakfast the milk was rotten the spread was not your typical Hilton breakfast no fresh fruits. The variety was very disappointing. The lobby looks depressing not an inviting space. Was told that rooms are serviced everyday due to security don't as I have meds in the room. Called the front desk many times and busy Shannon's explanation is that when not on the front desk the portable doesn't work. Food flys in the room. Bathroom pretty dirty. The lamps full of dust and even webs.

Filthy. Drug dealers and obvious long term residents. Didn't feel safe. Was told when we checked in…read morethere were no refunds. Should have been a clue for the disgusting room we entered. Turned around and left without our money back.

I work out of town a lot and love hotels like this. Fresh sheets and towels everyday after work and…read morea clean warm bed. And a pretty good price per night!

What a gem on interstate 64! Pet friendly, nice pool, And Incredible breakfast for free that comes…read morewith the room. Very nice staff and very robust fruit. options and other goodies breakfast.

We needed a hotel late at night and were expecting to be stuck with what we could get. This place…read morewas a pleasant surprise. An old style hotel with doors that open to the outside, it has been completely redone and everything is clean and fresh. The breakfast was real, whole foods - not the packaged junk we find in so many hotels. It even had slices of fresh pineapple. I would definitely stay here again.

This place has issues. It's the second time I've stayed here and while it wasn't great the first…read moretime, it wasn't that bad, either. I generally don't spend a lot of time in hotel rooms. Mostly a place to sleep and shower. I arrived around 11:30 at night. When I entered my room and flipped the light switch by the door, nothing happened. I managed to find the light switch in the bathroom so I had a little light to see where I was going. I tried turning on the wall lamp above the dresser. Nothing. I turned on the lights between the beds and those worked. At least now I can see. There was another floor lamp over by the window. It worked and had 2 bulbs so I took one out to switch with lamp above the dresser. Guess what? There wasn't even a bulb in there. No wonder it didn't work. Not so fast. I screwed in the bulb and it still didn't work. I checked to make sure the lamp was plugged in and, you guessed it, it was unplugged. I attempted to plug it in but the cord doesn't reach the outlet. Really?!? I put the bulb back in the floor lamp and drug the floor lamp over to the dresser. I placed it on top of the dresser so I would have light to see my suitcase. At least the bed was comfortable. I actually slept pretty good. The next morning I left fairly early to visit my son and his family. That evening when I came back I went to get some ice. The ice machine is out of order with a note saying to go to the front desk. No one was there. I rang the bell. No one. I went outside to leave again and the clerk was outside, smoking I think. She told me to have a good night. Other things that need attention: Coffee but no coffee cups No "Do not Disturb " placard for the door Kleenex box was empty Toilet tissue was almost empty and another partial roll was on top of the dispenser A couple hairs and other moop in the tub A power cord and men's underwear (clean I think/hope. It was still folded) in the dresser drawer. No pen or paper in the room. Elevator smells like bug spray (3 days so far). Time to find a new place when I visit next time. $82-85/night is way too much for a place with this many problems.

10 years later and we had to stay here out of desperation. It's almost the same as far as…read morecleanliness and quality are concerned.....ick. While the room itself was fairly clean and the beds were nice, the overall presentation sucked. The paint job was horrible. The room had previously been a deep red/maroon and was painted over in an off white color. The crappy paint job was more than apparent on the outlet covers. While functionally speaking this is a non-issue, presentation, especially in the hospitality business, is everything and this lack of tidiness proves that this was more than just an oversight....the owners simply don't care enough. Now the bathroom, that was a pit. My husband braved the shower, but I absolutely refused. The tiles were slapped on at an angle where the wall meets the tub, and while there may or may not have been mold growing, the grout lines sporadically were gray/black when they were meant to be white. The toilet seat was broken and we most certainly told the front desk about it. Also, the light above the mirror didn't work (the overhead light did, but ladies know the importance of that mirror light). We told the front desk about that too, but nothing was done about it. The kleenex box/cover that fits into the countertop was missing, and there was a ton of toilet paper stuck on the toilet plunger (blech!). I kept footwear on whenever I touched the floor in the room because I just couldn't trust it. The kicker to this wonderful (she says, voice dripping with sarcasm) stay, was that the room was continuously muggy. It didn't matter how high or how much we ran the air conditioning, the room was always humid. On the morning we checked out, I happened to look out the window, whose curtains we had never opened because we were in the room at night only. There was a HUGE crack in the window, and when I pushed on it, the glass actually pushed out enough to make something like an eighth of an inch gap to the outside! I could feel the outside heat and humidity rush in. At checkout, we had to wait for the front desk guy (one of the owners or a family member) to finish his smoke outside before coming in to help us. We informed him of the crack and in no uncertain terms told him that we better not get charged for it. I also found out that the owners of Red Roof Inn also own the Days Inn across the street, another hotel I've had issues with (ants). So, my recommendation still stands.....avoid this hotel! 21/2026