This place is so gorgeous and the owners are so hospitable. The house is immaculate and the owners…read moreso graciously gave me a complete tour. The amenities included a gorgeous and comfortable queen bed, jacuzzi tub, Keurig , and a lovely parlor and sitting room as well as two decks! The breakfast was simply spectacular. We were served homemade quiche and waffles! You could tell that the owners spent a lot of time preparing for our visit. I definitely recommend!

The Tucker House is a historic bed & breakfast that is well-furnished and full of charm. Tucked…read moreaway near an industrial park, I was surprised to step back in time as I walked through the door. The entry was decked out for Christmas, so the staircase and central chandelier made even more of an impression. The early American decor, particularly in the library, made me wish I was staying longer so I could enjoy curling up with a book (and perhaps the friendly feline of the house). Being in the middle of a long trip, this was the best night of sleep I had - even compared to more expensive hotels. The mattress was comfortable and the water pressure in the shower was great. The bathroom is outfitted with plenty of towels, organic soaps, and a whirlpool tub. If you are looking for imposing or grandiose, you might be better served elsewhere - but if you prefer authenticity and coziness, you will enjoy your stay at Tucker House. Steve and Devona are incredibly hospitable and they serve a delicious breakfast. We can't wait for our next stay.

I wish I could give it 10 stars! They deserve it! What a wonderful Bed and Breakfast hotel…read more Jeremy and Mark run an exceptional place with truly an unbelievable attention to details. The rooms are all lovely and so beautifully appointed and their service is top notch. What's more their breakfasts are expertly and beautifully presented by chef Mark. I don't know if I could find anything to be critical of as they do such a wonderful job as proprietors. Yes, if I am in Louisville again, I will definitely stay here and recommend all my friends and family do the same.

If you're planning a trip to Louisville then the Inn at Woodhaven needs to be top of list for where…read moreto stay. Jeremy and Mark have a beautiful B&B and the attention to detail will exceed any expectation. My husband and I stayed 5 nights in the Rose Cottage for his 50th birthday in early September. The amazing cottage was comfortable and quiet with everything needed for our stay. The main house is beautifully appointed and decorated and your hosts think of every detail. Nice touches included flavored whiskeys and treats made by Mark available in the common area at all times. The breakfast available each morning (prepared by Mark) was amazing and the menu is diverse enough to cater to any taste. Jeremy and Mark are truly passionate about Louisville and Jeremy provided awesome suggestions for tours, dining, and other activities. Jeremy also keeps a fine selection of bourbons in-house and his Black Walnut Old-Fashioned is a must try! Jeremy and Mark have forged relationships locally that can give your stay something extra, as well. We booked the Birthday Package, which included a bouquet of flowers, delicious cake from an established local bakery and two of the Black Walnut Old Fashioned's. We also added on the Angels Envy Package which was well worth the money! It included two leather covered glasses, a giftcard to a local steakhouse that has an amazing assortment of whiskeys, a special bottle of Angel's Envy and two tickets to their distillery tour. Which ended up being one of our favorite, and most informative tours of our stay. My husband and I found Inn at Woodhaven to be absolutely spectacular and we were already booking our next stay within two weeks of being home. We truly felt like we were leaving a friend when we departed.

This inn has so much character and is nicely maintained. It feels refined but comfortable at the…read moresame time, which is exactly what we were hoping for. Our room was very clean, and we appreciated the little touches that made it feel welcoming rather than generic. You can tell there's intention behind the design and the hospitality. We stayed in the guest house and made using of the dining room area to have a dinner night in. The breakfasts where delicious! The bed was very comfortable. If you're visiting Louisville and want something charming and memorable, the Louisville Bourbon Inn is a wonderful choice you won't regret.

I wish we could give this place a 6/5 stars!! My fiancé and I stayed at the bourbon inn while…read morevisiting for a concert and honestly, it was the highlight of our experience!! The most beautiful home I've ever seen and the best hospitality I've ever received. The breakfast was to die for, the interior design was exquisite, and the location was perfect. You will not regret staying here!!

Second stay here. It's been a little over two years and was delighted to have another wonderful…read moreexperience. Service was friendly and it was a perfect stay. I received a Hilton Honors upgrade and the room was huge. Would definitely recommend this hotel and is a great option for the area and for those that want to stay just outside of downtown.

This place is bad. I'm a Hilton Diamond member and it's the worst i've seen. Second time I've…read morestayed here and the bartender no showed again. Last time one of the two elevators wouldn't go to the first floor. This time the only fully functional elevator is out of commission. Front desk said we called management but after two stays in two weeks, my only recommendation is DO NOT STAY HERE! They do not care about their guests.

Site unseen hotels are always scary as you never know what you will encounter. The Picts on their…read morewebsites look good but when you get there....not so much! This place is not like that. I was in town for just a quick one night visit and needed something cheap to stay in. Unsure of what I would encounter. This hotel is nestled in a quiet location with a few others. It looks a little run down when you pull in the parking lot but when you walk inside you are surprised at the cleanliness. Checking in was friendly and easy. The hotel smelled good and clean. My room was the double. It was small and cozy. Clean and well kept. The sheets are fresh, and clean smelling. The bed was comfy. Continental breakfast is small however they do have Eggs, sausage, sausage gravy and biscuits, assorted breads, muffins, cereal. And of course juice and coffee. I would absolutely stay here again if I'm the area.

Left without staying. Outside doors left unlocked. Entire place smelled. Super bad vibe.read more

The room smelled funny. The eggs were watery at breakfast. Would not stay there again.read more

Not one of the nicer La Quintas we have stayed in. The sheets were SHREDDED. They were very nice…read moreabout changing the bed, but who does that? We like this chain because they allow dogs. Usually the entire room is vinyl plank, but this one had carpet in the bedroom area. The bathroom was okay, but the tub could stand to be replaced

Not a great experience…read more Our room was clean and beds were OK, comfort wise. It didn't smell. Slightly outdated carpet and lobby, free breakfast. We didn't have huge expectations, just wanted some good rest. We booked from the road and were tired upon arrival, only to get stuck at checkin for 30 minutes because the front desk team was struggling (had charged another family for our room and asked me to pay a different amount than what I had booked the room for on Booking.com.) Staff was friendly and kind. They did get us taken care of. We get into our room and from 11:45 PM until after 1 AM there are young children running the halls, yelling. Parents yelling after them. At 5 AM we are awakened by loud music playing from someone's phone - over and over - outside our door. While finally settling back to sleep, the alarm clock in the room went off at 6 AM (my bad for not checking it - and doesn't housekeeping usually turn those off?) It's been a night. Not sure I'd stay here again. The hotel had a rating on Booking.com of 8.3, and apparently this was a rough night for them (and us!)

One of the cleanest basic hotels that I have stayed in. I got there a little late and didn't even…read morego out to dinner. I stayed in my room and had a snack. There were plenty of napkins, plates, salt, pepper and silverware down in the lobby which was nice. I used their amenities to eat my snack. My room was spotless and I slept like a baby. The air conditioner was quiet. I missed breakfast the next morning so I can comment on the food. The girl that checked me in was nice as well.

Amazing 10/10 breakfast 10/10 staff Noey dug through the garbage for my friends retainer like KNEW…read morewhat trash bag it was in and sorted with NO complaints deserves a raise seriously! This place is worth the stay!

I stayed here for 4 nights starting on May 28. My flight to SDF arrived late, so I appreciated the…read morespeedy check in. I had reserved a regular king room, but once I got up to the room they gave me at check-in, I saw that I had been given an accessible, which was not needed. Having been exhausted, I just stuck with it. Overall the room was spacious and had wonderful apartment like amenities. That said, the accessible room posed two challenges for me. The closet that is provided to hang clothes also has a safe on the floor. Since it was an accessible room, the bars to hang things were down lower than in a standard closet. I was unable to hang the dresses I brought in there as they doubled up on top of the safe. The lower bar was even more useless and was suitable for hanging child sized shirts as it was not much further above the safe. I ended up hanging my clothes in the kitchen. If I had it to do again, I would definitely go back to the desk and ask for a regular room. There were two shades on the windows. One was opaque and the other would have been great for blocking out the parking lot lights to sleep, however, the light blocking one would not pull down. I had to take the pillows off the sofa and arrange them on the window sill to block out the light in order to sleep. The bath tub/shower floor has no anti-slip coating on the bottom, so it was quite slippery when taking a shower, so I had to modify it by placing one of the hand towels in the tub to use as an anti-slip mat. The breakfast was ample with scrambled eggs, cooked to order omelettes, instant oatmeal, breakfast meats and yoghurt, and fruit. The lady and cook in the breakfast area were extremely friendly making for a pleasant experience. Over all the hotel is a great option if you like convinience (it is very near major roads and numerous restaurants) and large rooms at a fair price. If you book a stay, make sure you use Google maps directions as it can be a little difficult to find since it nestled among office buildings and apartments.

When we arrived, we were quickly greeted by the front desk clerk. She was very nice and very…read morepleasant. She got us checked in quickly and keys in our hand with a bottle of water for each of us. We found the hotel and the rooms to be very clean. That is always a plus. Our room had a king size bed. The shower and toilet were separate from the sink which was right. It had a large big screen, TV and a couch area along with a fully stocked kitchenette. Everything was great about the room except the bed was a little bit firm for me, but that's just my personal choice. Your steak comes with a complementary breakfast. It was mediocre as far as hotel breakfast is go. They did have a few things to choose from

Overnight stay from 6 to 7 November 2024…read more This is a really beautiful hotel. I chose this hotel because it was conveniently close to my doctors office where I had to do an eye procedure and did not want to make the ~45 minutes drive home. Upon check-in, my companion and I were greeted pleasantly by Karen (she also checked us out the next morning). She confirmed our personal details and our stay information, then assigned a room. We even got an unexpected upgrade from a king room to a massive suite. Upon entry into the room, we walked by the small kitchenette and into the first open door we saw. The bedroom has a double bed which confused us since we reserved a king bed. Then it clicked, it was an additional room in the suite as a result of the upgrade. We walked by the kitchenette to the other side to the other bedroom that had the king bed. The suite was beautiful. It could probably fit 8 people comfortably for an extended stay (2 on each queen bed, 2 on the pull out couch in the living room, and 2 on the king bed). Each room also had a TV. The kitchenette had a full-sized fridge, a stove top, a dishwasher, a microwave, a coffee pot, and essential cookware. There was a small hiccup, though. We had not been in the room more than 5 minutes before we heard a key turn and opened the door (we did not engage the deadbolt since we just planned to drop our bags off and leave). A startled hotel employee opened the door because he thought the room was empty. We informed him that we literally got assigned the room and he apologized profusely before leaving. It was a Wednesday night and dinner was provided. There was wings and what looked like small quiche bites, a soup, cracker jacks, and beer, and coke. The next morning breakfast was provided. The dining area was beautiful and well laid out. There is a gym available and although we did not use it, we popped our head inside to check out the available equipment. There is a lot of parking. Both outside and inside the hotel was welcoming. I would definitely stay again and I would recommend staying here.