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    Holiday Inn Richmond

    3.7 (35 reviews)
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    Holiday Inn, Richmond, IN greets us on arrival
    Chris C.

    Conveniently location, I70 and HIGHWAY 40, The Historic National Road which is a great alternate to the interstate. The hotel was clean, pool and fitness center were, too. Cracker Barrel was within walking distance and a Shell gas and convenience store down the block. Plenty of well lit parking, I've never had any security problems at this location.

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    Michael Y.

    I was very disappointed in my stay. I stayed at this hotel a few years ago when I was visiting family and had no issues. When I arrived, the lobby seemed clean and the staff was nice. When I entered my room, it smelled like stale cigarette smoke or maybe mildew - it wasn't pleasant. The footstool was dirty and looked like someone had bled on it or spilled something red at some point. But none of this compared to the fact that at 11pm another guest of the hotel entered my room. He was just as surprised to see me as I was to see him and he apologized profusely. I got a call 10 minutes or so later from the front desk associate, Kaye, who seemed to be confused about what room she put me in. She seemed to be fixing whatever mistake she made in her computer system while she was on the phone with me. Honestly, at that point I couldn't sleep and ended up checking out a few hours later and driving home. Definitely would not recommend this hotel.

    I'd never seen a night light/hair dryer holder combination. So, I guess that's the most interesting thing I could find there.
    Peter H.

    After reading some Yelp reviews and a phone call to the motel I decided to stop in. Hotel Night staff at check in: Do you mind being on the 4th floor? Me: No...you guys have an elevator, right? Staff: Yes...with a friendly laugh. A nice clean room and bathroom with what one would expect in a nation wide brand motel. Although, the bathroom shower doors could close a little better. Price was reasonable for a king size single bed, which was pretty comfortable too. I had breakfast at the small dinner inside. Definitely not bad, everything was cooked and presented well. I'd compare it to a local dinner with a nice wait staff. I even did some laundry there and the machines were clean and worked. That's everything.

    Suzee Q.

    I called to see if there was availability here as I was on the road and the front desk person assumed me that I didn't need to give her my credit card at that very moment. Half an hour later, my dog and I were checked in quickly. The room was fine. The bed was comfy and the sheets were very silky. This location is so close to the interstate that you can see and hear the road noise. The HVAC fan in this room (319) starts up with a whine that woke me several times during the night. The toilet require you hold down the flusher so the bowl clears. I didn't realize that breakfast wasn't included, oh, well. When I was checking out, a maintenance worker and the front desk lady were so gosh darn nice that they get another star. There are a clutch of hotels right here (Hampton Inn, Best Western, Home2 Suites, Motel 6, Travelodge) but I generally find Holiday Inn to be a good balance of value and comfort, despite the minor issues with this one.

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