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!

My husband and I just spent a lovely overnight here after winning a stay at an auction. Pamela and…read moreRichard could not have been any nicer and so very welcoming. Our bedroom with its own large bathroom was beautifully decorated and so very plush-even had plush robes hanging in the closet for our use! Mini refrigerator was stocked with sodas that we mentioned we liked. We arrived around 3 and went to our room. About an hour later our picnic basket was ready. The sandwiches and cupcakes were DELICIOUS! The next morning our breakfast included a croissant with some kind of blueberry compote and cheese filling with crisp bacon. OMG! The homemade food at Charred Oakes is worth the stay. What a lovely time in a beautiful BnB with very gracious hosts.

We stayed at the Charred Oaks Inn while on the Bourbon Trail in mid September. Richard and Pamela…read morewere wonderful. From the moment they opened the front door to the morning of our departure, they were very welcoming. Their knowledge of the history of the area, recommendations for restaurants and local businesses, and afternoon picnic baskets were incredible. The room was very cozy and warm. Pamela's homemade breakfasts were amazing (and this is an understatement). I would highly recommend staying at this lovely Inn!!!

Why 5 stars? Because I felt right at home…read more --- --- --- I like staying at bed and breakfasts more because it's a shakeup from the standard and boring hotel. I actually don't even ever take advantage of the breakfast, because I usually have a spot picked out ahead of time on Yelp. I appreciated the owner of Swann's Nest because he waited up for me, through my flight delay, and impromptu dinner in Cincinnati. Then, he put up with an idiot from the south who has absolutely no idea how to drive in the snow. I ended up driving into the garden because it all just looked like a pile of white to me. My room was very nice, and the heater in the bathroom was incredibly clutch. I think I would have been happy just sitting in the hot shower for two days with how disgusting it was outside. I was the only person staying here, and the first since some pipes had burst in the basement. I really enjoyed it, and would definitely recommend it... especially for people coming into town for Keeneland.

Rosalie has a beautiful home, is assisted by Jason and both of them could not have made our stay…read moremore enjoyable. We had just started the bourbon tour and were amazed at how few quality places there are to select from in Lexington. We think it would be easier to find a choice of horse lodging than people! We wanted to be in a quiet location and this place scored 10/10. Our king bed was comfortable and the suggestion of dinner places were spot on. Midway is a wonderful small village where the railroad goes right down the middle of the street! The B & B has relaxed feel to it and many extras are included in the price with a self service style that doesn't involve formality. Breakfast is a simple affair, and so much better than the overdose of sugar enthused french toast that some places call breakfast. My only suggestion might be that the bread and English muffin selection whilst large has few non mass market choices. I would hope there are some good local bakers in Lexington? Jason an implant and horse lover from the frozen north of the US, was a delight to chat with, as he had opinions and was happy to express them, which we found very refreshing. We also agreed with his observations and thus a meeting of minds was accomplished. Go visit and listen to their advice, and don't taste too much bourbon and drive!

Luxury comfort! Rose Hill Inn is top tier when it comes to their excellence in service and quality…read moreof amenities. Robin & Rachel along with their staff made my stay to be very comfortable and with noting lacking. I had everything I needed in my suite, amazing linens, robe, snacks, water and other drinks. Made to order breakfast, selection to choose from the day before. Food quality was on point, always ready when we arrived. Quick walk to Main Street for shops and restaurants. Perfect location!

Absolutely wonderful. Owners and staff are so kind and making sure we had everything we needed…read more Will definitely be back.

The Woodford Inn restaurant has over the past couple of years accommodated a couple of luncheon…read moremeetings for the Daughters of the American Revolution chapter to which I belong, and both times the food and service has been excellent! The staff worked with our hostess committed to put together a curated menu to allow us a choice of items that included vegetarian, meat, and seafood options that fit into our budget requirements, so everyone wasn't stuck with eating the exact same thing. All of the attendees seemed very happy with and enjoyed the choices available. I personally chose the salmon with a lemon caper sauce, red skin mashed potatoes, and the green bean vegetable of the day," and it was all was delicious. On my previous trip I chose a sandwich of some kind, but what I remember are the delicious homemade chips! They have two different rooms to accommodate groups and we were in the smaller room which accommodated our party of 18, so we weren't bothered by, nor did we bother, the other guests. For the previous luncheon we had a larger group and were seated in the other room with similar amenities. In the future, I would highly recommend holding such luncheons here again.

Greatly enjoyed our short stay. Intimate inn with only 8 rooms that are each unique. Also has a…read moresmall bar with a great bourbon selection and good cocktails. Restaurant is also excellent with reasonable prices. Peach bread pudding for dessert was a highlight. Highly recommended.

The Corner House was a big win for us. There are plenty of fancier B&Bs out there but not at prices…read moreunder $100 a night. Karen has run the place for more than 10 years now, a century-old Victorian house with a gorgeous wraparound porch. Friendly (and chatty) owner, clean and nicely appointed rooms, great breakfast (**French toast**!), pool table, and easy access (by car) to Lexington. Skip the La Quinta and Red Roof Inn and stay somewhere with a little character and a little extra service.

I have stayed in the " Corner" & " Horse" room. I started going to the CornerHouse B&B in 2010…read more The owner males the best strawberry and cream french toast IN THE WORLD. The owner also has a kind heart and has a military foundation she has started where she adopts marines who are serving oversees

If you stay anywhere else in the Lexington area, you've made a mistake. That about sums it up…read more... We kind of wanna go back just to stay here. We bought a bottle of wine and walked the grounds for hours playing with the horses. And sat on the front and back porches enjoying awesome views. The room was amazing, so large and private. Comfy bed.

What a treasure. Rosecrest is the perfect weekend get away. Living on a beautiful farm with Lyra as…read moreyour host is a very unique experience. This is a real thoroughbred farm in the heart of Bluegrass country. Excellent breakfast, coffee, muffins and all while you see these amazing athletes in the early stages of their career. Goldencents was born and raised there. The area offers some very historic sites nearby. You will have an amazing experience.

This is the best B&B!! So wonderful!! Great owner and a delicious breakfast. The home is…read moremagnificent and the grounds are so beautiful!

Absolutely amazing two night stay at this adorable "storybook" bed and breakfast. Felt so…read moreincredibly pampered. Breakfast was excellent, bed was extraordinarily comfortable and our "My Fair Lady" room could not have been cuter! Will definitely be back and tell everyone we know about it!! Love love love! But my favorite part??? Summer and Shiloh the two kitty cats that greet you on the grounds. So sweet!!

Wow. The Inn is straight from a dream. It's a quaint house on such beautiful land. My friend just…read morehad her wedding there and the location could not have been any better! I am already trying to find reasons to stay at this b&b again. Thank you for the breakfast Melissa!

From the owner: Come and discover The Ashley Inn located in the heart of Kentucky bluegrass country. This…read morelovingly restored Inn dates back to 1840 and has been rehabilitated into five tastefully decorated and individually well appointed rooms, giving you all the comforts of home. We invite you to come and explore the many of the local attractions that this lovely area has to offer. Call to reserve your getaway today.

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.