Country Hearth Inn & Suites

This is a very nice hotel. Stay here for one night on our way to the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro. Staff was very nice and helpful. Clean room and nice comfortable bed. Was very pleased with our stay. Would definitely stay here again when traveling through the area.

We had an emergency visit to Lexington, NC. every time we went in or out the front door we had to walk past the desk clerk sitting at the door smoking. Lobby area reeked of stale cigarettes. Hallways and elevator smelled like vinegar. We had to ask for clean blanket and spread and that the carpet be vacuumed. Room had definitely not been cleaned. sheets were clean but rest of covers had something spilled all over. Manager was accommodating to that request. Chair and ottoman were filthy, old and very worn. We wouldn’t even sit on them. The toilet was not bolted to the wall or floor; just attached by the plumbing fixtures and rocked. I would not recommend this hotel at all. .

Country Hearth Inn was conveniently located right off I-85 so it made it an ideal location at Lexington to go to Charlotte and Asheboro in less than an hour. It is located near a Streak House, Cracker Barrel, and the best pizza place ever.. Christos. Worth the trip.

We had to evacuate from the South Carolina Coast recently for hurricane Florence with our six cats and thought that Lexington, NC would be a safe place. Country Hearth Inn allows pets so we reserved a room and it fit our needs perfectly. Granted this is not a luxury hotel but it had everything one could hope for from a friendly staff that went out of its way to help us to the comfort of the bed and room. Free breakfast is offered and there is a small food service area that’s open for lunch and dinner serving sandwiches, burgers etc. A big plus for those who have pets are the interior hallways so pets can’t escape outdoors when you open your hotel room door and it seemed half of Coastal Carolinas was at this hotel with their pets. A special thanks to all the staff for being so friendly and helpful.

My family were evacuated from Hurricane Florence and came here to Lexington. Some of them stayed here since we didn't have enough room at our house. The staff was wonderful, helpful and friendly. They even got my little 3 year old nephew a yogurt at 9 pm since he heard that they would have it for breakfast and there was no way to explain that he had to wait until morning. I will recommend it to anyone in the area. A+ folks! Christian owned so that is extra special to me!

All in all a good stay. Room was clean and quite. Air conditioning was a bit black an white. Too cold or too humid but it worked. Breakfast was ok too. Not five star but ok. There were railroad workers staying there and the lobby and elevator smelled a bit of diesel but the room was ok. Not the hotels fault so you can’t hold it against them

I spent four weeks working Lexington recently and couldn't have asked for a nicer place to stay. What makes this hotel so special are its staff - they are incredibly friendly, helpful and efficient. My room was kept spotlessly clean throughout - and, having to spend so long here, it was great to have a fridge, microwave and coffee maker. It is also a great location - there are plenty of shops, restaurants and garages within minutes of the hotel. I would unhesitatingly recommend Country Hearth Inn - I booked it on the back of the TripAdvisor recommendations and was absolutely delighted I did so. Oh that all hotels around the world were as welcoming as this gem of a place.

I heard banging about and the roar of a vacuum after midnight. Loud enough that I could hear it over the TV in my room. I wasn't asleep yet, but it went on long enough that it prevented me from dozing off. I called front desk and was told it was a "railroad room"? Anyway, apparently this happens regularly. Front desk staff friendly and responsive when I asked about places to go eat breakfast. I appreciated the blackout drapes on the window facing east since the sun was very bright first thing in the morning.

Our family was on its way home from a vacation when our flight was diverted from Charlotte to Raleigh. We were up all night and had to rent a car to return to Charlotte to make a flight the next afternoon. After 24 hours without sleep, we stopped in Lexington in the hopes of renting a room from about 7am to early afternoon. When we got to the front desk, we were met by Seneca. The epitome of good Southern hospitality, she empathized with our situation, got us a room with no problems about check-in or check-out times, directed us to the breakfast area and offered any other assistance we might have needed. The breakfast was very good, the room clean and well appointed, and we got the few hours of sleep and showers that we really needed. Refreshed, we checked out, got to chat with Seneca again, and were on our way. After a rather bleak day of airports, changing flights, cancellations, etc. Seneca and Country Hearth Inn and Suites were a ray of sunshine. We would go out of our way to stay here again if we were touring the area.