Paducah Hotel Guide - Stewart Nelson Park hotels in Paducah, United States of America.

"We felt sorry for the clerk at the desk she was alone and seemed overwhelmed. Maybe need to have more than one person on staff if not for help at least for safety "

"Staff was super nice, great breakfast and dinner option. Room was clean and comfortable. Definitely would stay there again "

"The only complaint I have regarding the inside of the hotel is the very strong smell of cigarettes. Everyone smokes right outside of the door and when the door opens it comes on in and carries into the halls. I’ve stayed here many times and this was the worse it has been. The outside could use some grass instead of weeds, but I guess that would raise the price."

"Clean and decently maintained."

"Quaint hotel in the heart of Paducah. Close to civic center. "

"We were there for about 10 hours - mostly just to sleep. Staff was very friendly. Check-in was easy. Parking was plentiful. Beds were comfortable. Had a fridge, microwave, and hygiene items. We wished it had a coffee pot in the room. The TV screen seemed broken - the coloring was distorted. The toilet had a pretty weak flush. Appreciated the continental breakfast, though the juice was warm. Overall was worth it for the price and what we needed it for."

"Loved every bit of it. Loved the lichen and separate bedroom. Beautiful hotel and wonderful breakfast"

"My room was clean. No breakfast."

"The front desk staff was helpful. The hotel is just run down and not very clean. There was a lot of dirty surfaces and floors in our room. The lamps didn’t work, either. The breakfast left much to be desired. The cereal bins were empty, and the only protein options (scrambled eggs and sausage patties) were not good at all. I ended up with a packet of oatmeal, which is fine, but I’d have preferred a protein option that tasted decent. The kids enjoyed the waffle iron. Overall, it sufficed for one night. But, there are many other options in Paducah and I’ll be choosing one of those my next pass through. "