Lynchburg Grand Hotel

My room smelled like smoke and fragrance cover up. Sheets and bed linens were new and clean. The carpet and curtains very outdated anf tub dripped all night. It definitely didnt feel grand with the condition of the whole facility. Desk clerks were both attentive and welcoming. Interior Renovations would improve the property to bring it back the Grand ot once was.

It was great. Mini fridge was makings noise when we got to our room, called the front desk and within 30m repair man cam and replaced the unit.

The stay was very nice, a lovely hotel. I just wish there had been a nightlight and also a ADA height toilet in the room. Also, free coffee in the lobby would’ve been nice.

Only complaint is that you need to update your rooms to be a bit more tech-friendly. You have zero USB ports in your room, while most hotels have at least one in the alarm clock and many have bedside lamps with them.

Cleaning staff does bare minimum. Walls and doors have stuff splattered on them. Both bed comforters where dirty had to request new, couldn't tell if the blood was fresh or stained. It’s took them a long time to get us replacements. Some nasty looking man came in to look as if we were lying. No chair for the desk. TVs so old they don’t connect to internet to stream. Outlets so old could not use them to charge our devices. Shower was too questionable so we did not shower. Ac unit so dirty we were disgusted and scared to turn it on. Dead bugs in the dresser drawers. Price was low so we got what we paid for. If you’re looking for clean and comfortable don’t stay. If you’re okay with no shower and have Lysol, wipes, and your own pillow cases stay.

The TV in my room did not have service, no matter what channel it was on it showed as loading then the show would come on for about 5 seconds then go back to loading. For the 2 nights we were there it did not work. And personally the mattress was not nearly firm enough, it cause me some low back pain. Also when I checked into the hotel I asked to extend my stay 1 more night and the attendant at the front dest said that yes I could to that and told me the price and since we have AARP he told me the discounted price and verbally confirmed with me that we would be there another night, but when I tried to get in my room the second night my room card did not work and when I went to the front desk he said that we would have to rebook it with the hotel because I used a third party to make the original reservation but when I looked online it showed that the entire hotel was booked and because of that the attendant had a difficult time booking me back in my room (that still had all of my personal belongings in it) and he was not able to give me the discounted price even after calling his manager. After a while was finally able to give me a new room card and take my payment. I was very disappointed with this hotels booking process especially because it made me and the attendant have to go through this situation.

Stayed 4 nights. There is nothing GRAND about this hotel. Outdated. Rundown. Dirty,dusty. No house cleaning. Stayed in the executive suite only had two bath towels. Tv signal flickers in and out. Big obvious stains in furniture and carpet. First room we went to the door didn’t open. At least the clerk told me to come back if the key didn’t work. DUH!! It’s sad that things are not cleaner because I believe we were the only occupants on the 4th floor. I do not see how this hotel makes enough money to stay open. Fitness room has the original equipment since the building was erected.

We were in town a couple days for a funeral. I stay in a lot of hotels during business travels. The Grand was clean and the staff was excellent. Door locks did need some maintenance as we had two rooms and they both had to be rekeyed several times. The sensor in the lock probably needs serviced

The sink was leaking and the elevators were very slow. The only ice machine that was working was on floor 3 (we stayed on floor 7)