Lexington Guest Houses from CA $197

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Our top choices for Lexington guest houses

1. Shadowcrest

Fleischmanns

Maria

CA $197 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 2 - Aug 3

2. The Herwood Inn

Woodstock

Roschelle

CA $443 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 1 - Sep 2

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Top Lexington Hotel Reviews

The Colonial Motel

10/10 Excellent

"Had a great stay!"

Eastwind Oliverea Valley

8/10 Good

"Overall my husband and I definitely enjoyed our stay and would recommend. Our room was beautiful, we were in an upper valley king room. It wasn’t totally clear when we booked but these are basically on the second floor of a motel style building. I loved the huge window that was aligned with the bed; this meant you could lay in bed and still enjoy the views. We also loved the saunas and enjoyed the pool, which actually did feel heated! Also, free S'mores was a great touch. Things that could be better: breakfast basket- this was definitely overpriced for what it is. We did it one morning and then the next morning we just went to Phoenicia diner which was similar in price except you got two full entrees. Another thing is they could definitely add more pool chairs by the pool; they had 8 and they were all full the day we arrived until around 5pm. They definitely have room for more so that was a missed opportunity considering the number of rooms they have. Lastly, I think they should be more forthcoming about the presence of bears. We know there are bears in the Catskills but we’re not from the area and I asked one night by the fire if they ever had bears come through the grounds and they said nope, only ever the parking lot. Well sure enough that night at 11pm there was a bear wreaking havoc outside of the room beneath us. We were thankful we hadn’t still been by the fire pit when it came."