Quality Inn Lexington -Horse Park is a 4-star inn in Lexington-Fayette, Kentucky. Located at 1938 Stanton Way, Building A, it sits about 3,8 mi from the city center, offering a handy base for exploring the area. Breakfast is offered to start mornings on the right foot.

With 361 reviews, this inn features practical comforts: free Wifi, Private Parking (free), and Parking On Site (free), plus a free Business center, a fitness center, and a sun deck. Air conditioning and soundproof rooms keep things cozy, while a 24-hour front desk, non-smoking rooms, wheelchair access, an elevator, and a bathtub add convenience. Pet-friendly options (extra charges), meeting/banquet facilities (extra charges), and a golf course (extra charges) expand possibilities for groups and golfers.

Rates start from $64, inviting travelers to enjoy a comfortable stay with easy access to Lexington’s surroundings.

Quality Inn Lexington -Horse Park offers reliable comforts after a day of exploring, with free WiFi and free on-site parking making arrivals and departures a breeze. A business center and a fitness facility keep plans on track or workouts on schedule, while a sun deck provides a little outdoor unwind. Breakfast is served to start mornings on the right foot, and the property has earned solid notes from travelers across its 361 reviews.

Pet-friendly options (charges may apply) make it easy to bring along a four-legged companion, while meeting or banquet facilities (extra charges) help host small gatherings or events. For a bit of leisure, an on-site golf course is available for those looking to squeeze in a round. The setup is built for convenience, including flexible parking and the reassurance of a 24-hour front desk when needs arise.

Room choices span several styles, including King Rooms, Queen Rooms, and various Double and Suite options, with family configurations available for groups. Non-smoking rooms and straightforward layouts keep stays comfortable and uncomplicated, making it easy to settle in and plan the next day’s adventures around Lexington’s sights.