Hotel Lincoln

Accidentally left a watch, hair dryer and toothbrush. When they ”looked” they n”surprise, surprise” only found the hairdryer and toothbrush. Beware when you stay there. Very dishonest, in my opinion.

We went for a wedding so the location was great and convenient. It's an old hotel so I understand that the rooms were small. The bathroom had a toilet that you'd see in a restaurant (flush handle on piping on top). 2nd floor area was great to hang out. Service was great. But maybe due to the carpet - it was the mustiest hotel by far I have ever been in. I've never walked in a room and was hit by the odor at the door.

Had a very nice and brief visit. Good location - walking distance to great restaurants. Comfy beds. Recommend and would stay again.

Good for the location, but not much else. I would spent more to get a better stay in this area or use AirBnB, VRBO, or other.

I stayed at the Hotel Lincoln during the Air and Water Show weekend. While the manager was helpful during my Friday check-in, subsequent events raised serious concerns regarding safety, privacy, and professionalism. On Saturday, I returned to my room to find flowers had been placed inside, despite having a "Do Not Disturb" (DND) sign clearly displayed on the door. Additionally, I discovered insects in my bed that appeared to be bed bugs. When I reported these issues to the front desk, the agents showed little concern. However, the manager intervened, confirmed the presence of insects, and relocated me to a new room. He also issued a refund for my stay and promised to investigate the unauthorized entry. The management later informed me that an inspection found no bed bugs. Regarding the privacy breach, I was told the employee entered because the flowers allegedly blocked their view of the DND sign. I find this explanation unacceptable, as the sign was placed directly on the door handle. Furthermore, entering a guest's room without permission to deliver an item, rather than sending a text notification or requesting authorization, is a severe violation of privacy. As a property under the Hyatt brand, which values guest privacy, the failure to respect a DND sign is deeply concerning and presents a significant security risk, particularly for solo travelers.