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Maple Hall Country Inn - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
For a taste of Southern history, spend a night at this country inn of 1850. Once a plantation house, it's set on 56 acres 6 mi north of Lexington. All rooms have period antiques and modern amenities; most have gas log fireplaces as well. Dinner is served in three ground-floor rooms and on a glassed-...
fodors.com
No title - expert review
Set on 56 rolling acres 6 miles north of Lexington, this handsome red-brick, white-columned 1850 plantation house offers a restful retreat. Old boxwoods surround the inn, which consists of a main house, a restored Guest House, and a Pond House. Rooms are individually furnished - many with antiques, ...
frommers.com
The Pond House sank my expectations.... - user review
After a long day of touring Lexington, I was looking forward to a comfortable bed and a good night's sleep. When we inquired as to accommodations at Maple Hall, we were told that the only available room for that evening was located in the Pond House. Unfortunately, a large group of individuals trave...
fodors.com
Older, not stylish, Home - user review
Maple Hall was nicer than most older house hotels, but not ritzy. If you want ritzy, go elsewhere. This hotel fit our budget. The restaurant is good, and the breakfast is better than most (its a large continental). What we liked most about this hotel was its closeness to all the sites we were intere...
fodors.com
Beautiful scenery & great location - user review
Maple Hall is located very near the interchange of I-81 & I-64, so noise from the highway is an issue but not one we found overwhelming. The service I rated at a 4, becaus...
travel.yahoo.com
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