Amazing!!! Suzann is the perfect hostess we arrived to a beautiful, clean and welcoming "home" away…read morefrom home- the bed was super comfy and the porch swing was calling our name- the breakfast was better then any restaurant and the coffee was nice and strong the way I like it- We now have a new friend and a place to stay when in the area- thank you Suzann for everything

Suzanne was an incredible host. The BnB has some amazing antiques, and was very clean!…read moreThe highlight of the stay was the breakfast! It was by far the most incredible breakfast my husband and I have ever had!

This is such a beautiful house that was carefully restored and is now home to a wonderful B&B. The…read moreowners are very friendly and will make sure you find plenty to do while you are visiting Lawrenceburg. Can't go wrong staying here!

I spent a wonderful weekend at the Lawrenceburg B&B. Ron and Marlene were wonderful and the house…read morewas lovely. Every B&B should be like this one. I am so excited and honored to yelp about it since my experience was SUPERB! Room: We stayed in the front room which was spacious and clean. The entire house was spotless and had high quality towels and sheets. The towels felt brand new and the sheets smelled fresh out of the dryer. Marlene and Ron even included a new toothbrush, toothpaste, showercap, and make up wipes. Food: This was the best part! Marlene's cooking is wonderful! She made us a quiche and fresh fruit with granola in the morning. She and Ron were so professional and don't over chat unless you ask questions and invite them to sit with you. They were lovely to spend time with. Good parking. Good temperature in the house. Snacks and coffee available at all times. Wonderful use of local products! I hope to visit again! Total nightly cost: $160

I booked this inn because it was reasonably priced, rated a 4 star hotel (how??), and had decent…read morereviews. However I was very disappointed. We've stayed in several inns, airbnbs, etc and this by far was the worst. I contemplated booking a place elsewhere but they were all booked for the festival in lexington. This place is very dirty and ancient, not quant. Immediately you're hit in the face with several smells, some diffuser trying to overpower the bad smells. The inn keeper slept on the couch every time we walked in which was weird. The dog was cute. The minute we got into our room I smelled pee. My husband smelled cat litter but I think it was a combo of the pee and other gross scents mixed with their diffuser. I sniffed and found a pee scent on the bed, going through each layer of the sheets, smelling it but not seeing a stain. I told the inn keeper and she didn't believe me. She came up and said she didn't smell it. When I persisted, she went to the mattress layer and found a massive pee stain. Apparently an elderly couple who wore diapers stayed in there last. Since there were no extra rooms she suggested we took a mattress from a different room: but how if it was all full? Anyway she had me and my husband carry the pee mattress out and the new one in. Even after the change it still smelled so bad in the room. It was so dirty and I just felt disgusting sleeping here. They didn't even have hand soap, she said to use the face wash. Also, our door knob barely worked it was about to fall off. I poured myself wine in the room and the glasses were so musty smelling I couldn't even enjoy wine to try to get through the night. I could not have gotten out fast enough

The whole place looks old and tired & the website pictures have to be super old as nothing looks…read morelike the online pictures. Definitely needs a remodel/refresh and it appears that Pam needs help, other than just a cleaning crew. It needs pressuring washing, landscaping, tree trimming. I would give a 2.5 if that were an option. EXPERIENCE: The next morning, we go outside to walk to the main house/breakfast, and the dog, Sadie (a Golden Doodle I think), is barking in the parking lot. It was about 8:45 so I commented to my husband that I hoped no one was trying to sleep late (the doors are on the outside like a motel). So we go in to breakfast and sit in one of the booths. Sadie is right in the dining room pestering a single male guest. Then after we get seated, Sadie comes over to me and tries to get me to take her slobbery tennis ball and I don't so she drops it on my bench. There are a couple more couples and two older ladies. Pam is in the kitchen and she serves each couple/guest individually as they come in so it takes a little bit to get our food. I couldn't find any hot water to make tea so we just had to sit there until she came in; about 4-5 mintues. Sadie kept going from table to table begging for food. Now keep in mind that this dog is kind of tall and when she puts her paws on the table (yes she did), her head is at the same height as the guests. The single guy ate fast and left. The two older ladies were about to have a conniption. One young lady loved Sadie & took a selfie with her on her bench seat. When Pam came in to serve more food and then sat down to chat with everyone, the ladies tried to diplomatically point out that Sadie was jumping on the table trying to eat people's food and/or begging for food. She basically called Sadie "Rotten" and joked that she had spent $3,500 on training school to no avail and that she herself had lost the Alpha Dog fight because she gave in to "Rotten". Then something super weird happened: Sadie got in Pam's face (again she was seated but Sadie was at face height) growling. I could see from my bench seat and thought the dog was going to chew her face off! It scared me and I am not afraid of dogs, not even growling ones. But this was a snarling lunge, like something set her off. Then Pam made jokes, trying to fluff it off, and Sadie backed off. But not cool - what if she had bitten her? Or one of the guests? Again - I hate to write this, however it is important that folks know that this happens, particularly if you are not a dog nor animal lover. And even if you are, no one wants other peoples pets trying to beg food - not paying ones anyway. Then, of course, it makes you think about how much Sadie was in the kitchen while Pam cooked as the dog does have a crate but apparently not in it during dining time. Then the ladies left but then came right back and pointed out that Sadie was leaning on the kitchen counter eating everyone's leftovers and Pam just shrugged, like "what can I do?" The Good Points: 1)Pam is nice 2) our Cottage room was very clean/large & the porch area was cute looking out over the meadow (if she cut the greenery off the fence so that you could see from sitting in the chairs) and had tons of towels 3)the AC blew really strongly & cold 4)the sheets were soft 5)the bed was comfy except the light metal frame squeaked when you moved 6)liked the pork tenderloin with potatoes (cooked in the crockpot) and bread. We paid $345 per night which is pretty pricey considering the area (not the greatest) and the not new/fresh state of the Inn. Honestly, worth about $199 per night. In no way is it worth $345. It must have fetched that price due to leaf season and the Louisville convention with thousands of attendees. If you don't mind older furnishings/style, and don't mind eating with a large moody dog, then this place would work. Otherwise, I think I would pass. (I ran out of space so I couldn't post the whole review).

I recommend the bar. If Jordan is behind the bar, buckle up and enjoy the ride. He is…read moreknowledgeable, cool and great to chat with. His knowledge of the area, music and drinks is awesome. For dinner Parker took care of us. The Korean fried chicken was really good. The grounds were well kept and was pretty cool. But was a little disappointed in the manager and some of the hotel amenities. But the room is nice. Service for bar and food was great. Service for checkin and trying to manage the reservation not great.

Our group attended a less than 1 hour tour $30 per person on a Friday afternoon and were quickly…read moreshown a ballroom, hotel room, terrace, rooftop space, and outdoor fountain, entrance, and grounds. It was frenetic and rushed. It also felt like an extended sales pitch with the price list explained for each space we were shown and also slightly off-putting to hear $, $, $ during the tour. We did hear some interesting facts, but it was a rapid fire oratory that was sometimes difficult to comprehend due to delivery speed. (Imagine drinking water from a fire hose.) We were also a bit perplexed at the info provided about the popularity of the place for events, the cost of the building materials, and then viewing the property condition which was in a sad state. We started in the ballroom, which had large ceiling water stains and poorly patched areas and then proceeded to the main hall 1st and 2nd floors and viewed fleur de lis ceiling decals peeling from the surface as well as gaping holes. Finally, we were shown a hotel room that had a distinctive musty odor and then the top floor rooftop entertainment space with peeling and bulging stucco. The outside areas were equally unimpressive with poorly maintained landscaping with extensive sod replacement and burnt boxwoods, potholed asphalt, and exterior trim with peeling paint. We were told that the 3 chandeliers in the 2nd floor were $60,000 EACH, but that isn't what we noticed. (Including photos with my review demonstrating the peeling decorative decals and multiple holes in the surrounding ceiling.) We opted to leave following the tour after considering the on site restaurant's menu based on prices and offerings. We did peruse the gift shop and it had some interesting items. We had also considered returning in the future to attend a murder mystery dinner, but have decided this is a one-and-done experience. Hoping the investor group will consider a maintenance fund for the property.

Attended an event at the Barr House Inn, a beautiful antibellum house, circa 1859-1860 in the heart…read moreof Paris. Rooms are decorated in the most lovely manner. A delicious Southern lunch was provided by local Paris cathere Thyme. A fine place to stay or an event venue. Stop into see it soon. 47

Southern historic home/estate at its best. From the moment you approach the estate it's like wow!…read more The Barr home is beautiful inside and out. So much historical throughout. So spacious yet so warm. Great for a event or like us a vacation that is so relaxing. Pool is a huge reason we booked this for our vacation but hoping the home would be historic and charming and it exceeded our expectations. 4 1/2 baths and 3 bedrooms but so many more rooms. If you need TV's in rooms not the right pick but if you are like us if you want history and relaxing in a beautiful home than this is it. It really is such a gem and you can see it in every room. Thank you to the Barr family who welcomed us in to their home. ( and how sweet they shopped some basics for us before we got here). Eggs, bread, milk etc.

This is a wonderful property owned and operated by 2 wonderful people who will guarantee a magical…read moreand enjoyable experience. A must go to! Absolutely one of the best experiences we've been fortunate to be part of. Thank you to the owners for making this truly wonderful place. Larry-Atlanta

We just left this wonderful house where seven of us, 2 adults and 5 kids, stayed comfortably for…read morethe last three nights. Jeb and Jen were gracious hosts who were around whenever we had a question or needed any type of assistance. We drove from Michigan and thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful scenery and pool...we pretty much changed from our pjs to swimsuits and back to pjs the entire trip. The kitchen has everything you need to make your meals at home and the grill is an added bonus. We will definitely be coming back!

Visited Paradise Cafe recently and had a mixed experience. The space itself feels a bit dated and…read morequite heavy... the lighting is very dark, and even moving the dining chairs felt a bit difficult. A lighter, refreshed atmosphere would go a long way. I ended up ordering a few appetizers. The Hot & Sour Soup was the standout... flavorful, comforting, and easily a 5/5 on a cold n wet day. Unfortunately, the rest didn't quite hit the mark. The shrimp rolls were below average... mostly lettuce, the shrimps were dried out, and they took about 10 extra minutes to come out. The crab rangoon was the biggest disappointment; the filling had an unpleasant smell and tasted like heavy, clotted cream cheese and there wasn't even an iota of imitation crab meat to justify that name. My friends ordered egg rolls, which actually looked pretty good (I'd say a solid 4/5), and Singapore noodles, which unfortunately looked underwhelming. Overall, there are a few bright spots, especially the soup, but the food quality and atmosphere were inconsistent. With some updates and more attention to freshness and flavor, this place could really improve.

This is a lovely spot. The interior boasts Asian flair. The calm overtakes you with the ornate wood…read morecarved arches and the art on the walls. We were greeted by Tony. He was attentive and kind. We enjoyed the lovers plate. Basically, an appetizer sampler. Everything on the plate was perfectly fried. The flavors were good. The Singapore noodles were not what I am used to. Ordinarily it's a green curry, there was no taste of curry. The shrimp were cooked well and it was served with a hot sauce on the plate. It wasn't bad, just not as expected. My dining partner had the paradise fish. A fried filet of fish with vegetables and a sweet sauce. She really enjoyed the meal. All in all, a good experience. We will go back and I plan to try the pho on our next trip.

My husband and I stayed at the Rabbit Creek Bed & Breakfast April 25,2026.It was our first time…read moreever staying at a Bed &Breakfast. Let me just say it will not be our last.The host Ms.Glenda is a beautiful and charming lady who made us feel like we were long lost friends. The home is beautiful and very clean. You are surrounded by the most beautiful bluegrass hills and horses everywhere you look. Its like your own private manor.We will definitely be back to stay and would recommend anyone to stay and enjoy the hospitality that you receive from the lovely Ms.Glenda.

Stayed at this lovely B&B for New Years! The property it's beautiful and the hosts are especially…read morewarm and welcoming. It felt like visiting relatives you never knew you had. The room I stayed it was incredibly cozy and comfortable, with a king sized bed and full bath to relax in. Breakfast in the morning was also delicious with two courses of delicious food and great company. I would highly recommend this gem tucked away in horse country for anyone looking for a quiet escape. Looking forward to my next stay in Rabbit Creek.