My daughter & I decided it was brunch time and Gralehaus was on my list of places to go…read more Gralehaus is located off Baxter Avenue....scan the QR code inside the restaurant to validate your parking...it's super easy. The atmosphere from the moment you walk in is warm & welcoming. I loved the vibe. You go to the counter grab menus and a table then go back up to the counter to order. We must've got there just in time because it gradually became full. I forgot to get a pic of the menu but there's truly something for everyone. For drinks we ordered the strawberry espresso soda and an orange juice. The espresso soda was amazing!!!!! The first drink was like what have I done...but, once I mixed it together it was delicious!!!! For entrees we ordered the avocado smash board, French toast casserole and biscuits & gravy. I highly recommend the avocado smash board. It's not only stunning to the eye but so full of flavor. I will order that only as an entree. It's quite large. We definitely have too much food. The dark rye bread with flaky sea salt was divine. It's served with a soft boiled egg, avocado with everything seasoning, pickled onion and radish and bean sprouts. 10/10. The gravy & biscuit was good...my daughter enjoyed it. It was a little too sweet for my liking. The French toast casserole was pretty good. I'm a French toast snob. It's a huge portion and very flavorful. We will definitely come back for that avocado board. It was that good! The staff was amazing and so friendly. We will return for sure.

Splendid as always!! I will always recommend this place & I will always go here!!…read more I constantly get the trout board & I really want to buy a loaf of their crispy rye bread!! It's just such a refreshing board & filling as well, I wanted to try their homemade sausage & it was deliciously seasoned! My partner had ordered their eggs & grains & I tend to eat off his plate too good, seems simple but very deliciously combined!! We love our lattes & aside from our staple mocha we wanted to try the strawberry matcha & it was very earthy and creamy, delicious to me! Can't go wrong with fresh fruits always a hit! My favorite breakfast place & the vibes are all nice & chill, service is excellent as always super attentive, just a suggestion for the two seater tables since there isn't a whole lot of room to have hooks under the table like they do at the bar since hanging from the chair is difficult for the space given! other than that, will keep going & keep eating!

Stayed here for one night but I wish it had been longer. Pat was extremely kind and welcoming ad…read moreher three dogs made me feel right at home without my two pooches by my side. The home is an incredible historic building on the iconic St James Court street in Old Louisville. The street is gorgeous and the Inn is right in the heart of it, right by all the beautiful fountains and blooming trees of early spring. There's a small patio on the front porch that, during nicer weather, you can sit and take it all in. My room was VERY comfortable, with a huge plush king sized bed, a spacious bathroom with heated towels, and stocked with toiletries and small bathroom appliances. I was only in town for 30 hours for a work event and by the time I got back to the inn that night I was EXHAUSTED. I slept like a baby. So much so that I slept right up until I had to leave for my flight the next morning, meaning I missed the included breakfast. But the offerings sounded fantastic. Pat is a wonderful, gracious, and warm host. I'd recommend a stay here in a heartbeat and look forward to my return.

Holy moly this little gem is a great place to stay. Pat is an amazing host and very welcoming. She…read morecooks a great breakfast and even makes sure you have everything you need. The house is so charming and clean with a touch of elegance around every corner. If you are looking for a bed and breakfast this is the one you want to stay

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.

One of our favorite B&B now! Simply stunning historic home in the beautiful old Louisville area…read more Allen (the owner) could teach a Master Class on how to properly treat guests! We stayed in the Old Fashioned room and I'd highly recommend it. I'm guessing all the rooms are up to the same caliber of greatness. The attention to detail is magnificent and admirable.

A recent and much needed getaway lead me to meet Ricardo at the Rocking Horse Manor. The community…read morein which it stands offers a glimpse of what manor life is/was like. Seeing other manors in the renovation process gave me hope of this city's intent to restore more history and beauty. The pictures attached are also posted on social media/travel apps ... I simply want to affirm the beauty and comfort I experienced and that it reflects what is being offered to guests. I enjoyed every moment I spent at the manor and the hospitality was fabulous. It's an experience worth booking! Sending to Ricardo

Stayed here with a guy I was seeing, for my Birthday…read more Wonderful bed and breakfast.. Very friendly informative staff, beautiful architecture, restored Victorian mansion, lovely romantic suite, pink hottub!!, beautiful city.... A bit pricey -more than a hotel, but definitely worth it. Highly recommend if you're staying in Louisville for a night.

I very seldom give a rating for any establishment but not only will I for this one but I will also…read moregive it a five star rating! Rich has been perfect and if you find a problem with this B&B , it's definitely you and not this place! Absolutely an amazing five day stay we had here.

I was put up here by the University for an interview the next day. Be sure to look for the sign…read morebecause the house itself is nondescript and you will drive right by if you aren't looking. Parking is located in the back or they will give you a pass to park on the street if you want. The proprietors are great guys and made me feel really welcome! The second I arrived he showed me around the place and to my room, highlighting the place for breakfast in the morning and the rules of the place. In the morning, breakfast was at the table. It just included some muffins, fruit, cereal and coffee, but it was good. Had a great chat with Rich while I ate and with some of the other guests. The only thing was that since it is an old house the walls are paper thin. I had a couple of guests in the room beside me come home from a late night and angry with one another who felt like arguing at 2am. To their credit, they got the hint really quickly and toned it down after I knocked on the wall. If you are looking for a nice little place that's different from the norm then stay here. Very hospitable!

There aren't enough great things to say about this B&B. From it's location to the hosts themselves,…read morewe left Louisville knowing that the stay itself was a highlight of the trip. Christopher went above and beyond to ensure myself and my guest had a great stay. We arrived on Friday afternoon and were the only ones in the house for the evening - Christopher brought up our baggage, offered complimentary beverages, and gave us the full rundown on great activities to do for not only the evening, but the weekend too. Breakfast was amazing! We expected a muffin/bagel spread and fruit and instead were surprised with a full dining experience downstairs. Chris's parfaits? Best around - no lie! And on our final morning at DuPont he dropped by and hand-delivered breakfast in to-go boxes in case we needed to hit the road quickly. While this location is beautiful and there's a ton of charm and history around every corner, it was truly the service provided that made this stay so memorable. Next time we head to Louisville, we'll be booking here for sure! PS - We loved the room we stayed in, the Speed room, it was a great size for the two of us and the bathroom is huge. However, if you get the chance you should totally book the DuPont room. We were able to check it out and the space was incredible!

Top notch accommodation. It was a privilege to stay in the beautiful mansion as soak in the history…read moreand architecture. The owner did a fantastic job of restoring this gem. This place is neat as a pin. The inn keeper is awesome, very friendly and knowledgeable, I felt like family during my visit. I recommend considering staying here if you in visiting Louisville.

Wow! What a treasure. So glad we chose this beautiful bed and breakfast for our stop in Louisville…read more Jason our host was fantastic. He loves his home and it shows. It's full of amazing antiques and history galore. We will be back!

We booked a room in January for this September (today). Three weeks ago we reached out to confirm…read moreour reservation. We sent several emails and left several voicemail messages but received no response. Then, the day before we are set to leave and stay there we get a cancellation email stating a "medical emergency." We didn't see the email until the morning of our departure. There was no other communication at all. I understand having a medical emergency but that doesn't excuse not returning any of our emails or phone calls or DM's over the last three weeks. So no, I don't recommend booking with them.

Recently spent 3 wonderful days and 2 glorious nights at the beautiful Spring Run Farm and Inn…read more(horse farm and bed & breakfast) in Prospect, KY. My hubby took me there in celebration of my 70th birthday! An equestrian experience was actually #2 on my bucket list, and it was such a joy to spend time at this amazing place!! Have always loved horses, and have had some experience/training as a teenager, but hadn't gotten my hands on a horse in decades. We were met at the inn at check-in by co-owner and master chef, Jeff Perellis. He showed us around the B&B, gave us a history lesson about the 2 circa 1790's cabins that had been enclosed within the beautifully restored dwelling, and made us feel most welcome. Later during our stay, he prepared several truly delicious breakfasts and dinners for us, as well. Co-owner Susan Perellis, an award-winning horsewoman whose family has owned this property for over 200 years and who grew up on the farm, arranged for us to have a riding lesson and trail ride with one of her trainers. The instructor, Linda, was very patient with us old folks, and was wonderful to work with. And a shout out to Linda's daughter, Lisa, who acted as a sort of ambassador for the farm from the minute we stepped past the inn's gate and into the horse barn area. (They have 5 barns and dozens and dozens of horses there!!) Lisa introduced us to most of the horses, helped teach us how to interact with them, gave us tips on riding, etc. Many people who come to Spring Run Farm and Inn just stay the night while they are doing other things in the area. Not us! We parked the car, then stayed on the property the whole time to get the most from this adventure! All the other riders at the farm were exceptionally friendly, as well, and were always willing to tell us about their horses, and often gave us treats to give to them! (Who knew horses liked peppermint candy!!) During our stay, we walked all over the property, and were also able to observe several riding lessons during our visit. Our entire experience at Spring Run Farm and Inn exceeded our expectations far beyond our wildest dreams, but the "icing on the cake" was going with owners Susan and Jeff during their "night check" of all the horses in the barns!! Can't tell you how special and magical it was to walk into a darkened barn at night, having Susan switch on the light, and all the beautiful horses sticking their heads out of their stalls to see who was coming to visit them!! A big THANK YOU to Jeff, Susan, Linda, Lisa, and everybody at Spring Run Farm and Inn for helping me celebrate my special birthday! We hope to be back soon!!!

First bed and breakfast experience and what an experience!!! I was expecting an old barn and a…read morecontinental breakfast. Instead it was a, very, recently updated house. We stayed in July and the days were consistently in the 90s and with the humidity it felt like over 100. The house and our room were always cool, it was such a relief. The WiFi was strong and present every where. Breakfast!! The first night it was just myself, my wife and nine year old daughter staying at the Inn. Jeff, the proprietor, asked what time we wanted breakfast. With nothing early to do that day we settled on 8:30. We came downstairs at 8:30 to find the table set. Coffee and orange juice on the table. There was yogurt and fresh blueberries and strawberries too. Then Jeff brought the eggs, bacon and potatoes! So much more than the bagel and granola bar I was expecting! I won't step though all four breakfasts in this much detail but just list some things that Jeff, a former chef, served. Bacon every day, baked French toast with fruit, a quiche, grits (my request), pancakes and there was always cereal if my daughter turned her nose up at something. This was the best meal of the day every day we were there! Did I mention how hot it was? We had brought a cooler on the five hour drive from home with water and pop that we planned to drink throughout the week. We brought the whole cooler home untouched! As we 'checked in' Jeff showed us the beverage fridge (water, soda, beer) which he kept stocked for the whole stay. Finally I will mention the early evening social hour snacks. Chips, dip, veggies, meat, cheese and always a bottle wine. Any time I need to be in Louisville I will be staying at the Inn !!

We stayed there last weekend (April 13) and would recommend a few things to others. Check Google…read moreStreet View. The photo of the home on the website does not give a correct impression of the house or the neighbourhood, which is a little on the sketchy side. There are some boarded up and very run-down homes and among them, Aleksander House doesn't stand out as looking that much better. It is nicely appointed inside, though not as nice as others I've stayed at in Louisville. I would also recommend you get a clear indication of the room rate and the taxes you'll be charged. We were relying on the rate listed on the website and, oddly, in our confirmation from the proprietor, the rate was not indicated. In addition, we didn't get the promised confirmation until we requested one shortly before our trip there despite the downpayment charge showing up on our credit card statement well in advance. In the end, we were charged much more than anticipated and much more than we would even expect for the quality of the home and the overall experience. We were told that the rates had gone up in January 2013 even though they hadn't been changed on the website. Ultimately, she refunded us a token amount but not nearly what we had good reason to expect. The breakfast was totally "meh". It was okay but nothing memorable. On the other hand, the breakfast and accommodations at the Inn at Woodhaven (also in Louisville) are SO MEMORABLE - SO MUCH better and we have never felt overcharged there. Overall, the quality of the accommodations was okay ... and we are pretty relaxed and accommodating travelers ... but we feel a little ripped off. Had the cost been more in keeping with the quality, we would give it a better review despite the neighbourhood and the other little inconveniences and issues. On a positive note, our bed was comfortable and I liked all the old books and current magazines that were scattered about. And the wi-fi worked though the television was extra old school.

From the owner: Aleksander House is a small, intimate, European style Victorian bed and breakfast where travelers…read morecome to relax, unwind, and enjoy good southern hospitality. Our Inn has 14 foot ceilings, original hardwood floors, light fixtures, stained glass and fireplaces, Dining room walls are lined with French Toile coverings and prints of 18th century French Impressionists. Two sweeping staircases lead to the second and third floor guestrooms, each uniquely decorated in eclectic or period furnishings with fine linens and down comforters. Whether you are here for business or leisure, you deserve to stay some place quiet, comfortable and safe. Our bed and breakfast will pamper you while you take care of business or sight see. Sink down in one of our Queen or King beds, wrapped in a soft down comforter. Sip a refreshing cup of tea while you watch the evening news. Fill up on crunchy Belgium waffles, fresh orange juice and plump red strawberries with whipped cream before you start off in the morning