What an awesome place with wonderful proprietors!! The setting is perfect for running to…read moredistilleries all day and coming back to serene accommodations. Breakfast both days was delicious, and the quiche was the best I've had anywhere. Highly recommend

We had a wonderful stay at Wildflower Ranch Inn. Beautiful home, friendly atmosphere and breakfast…read morewas outstanding!

What a great place in the heart of bourbon country. Rooms are nice, breakfast was great but the…read morebest feature was the onsite Bourbon bar. After dinner we came back to the bar for cocktails and it was just a great way to wind down at the end of the day.

A beautiful and well kept B&B. We enjoyed our stay in the Mint Julep room. Breakfast was fantastic!read more

The best thing is the proximity to Mammoth Cave. We stayed in the Garden Room and enjoyed the…read moreprivate balcony, especially at sunset. The accommodations were clean and comfortable. We especially enjoyed good, hot coffee in the mornings. The environment, though, was not as shown in the photos. The house is extremely cluttered and somewhat strange, with collections of items displayed virtually everywhere. The furnishings are a bit shabby, but generally clean. Breakfast was sub-par. Fruit was good, but pancakes and pre-fab waffles, unappetizing sausage, and some kind of baked oats mush was just not appealing. The owners are very nice and accommodating, but we would not choose to stay here again. It is the closest to the cave, though, so worth considering for that.

My boyfriend and I were traveling to Brownsville to pick up a car. We had no idea where we're going…read moreto stay and only found this place 20 minutes before our arrival. When we pulled up, the owner was on the porch welcoming us into their home. The dinner was finishing on the stove, and the house smelled wonderful. The owners were very welcoming; I felt more like a family member who needed somewhere to sleep while in town than a guest. We chose the most significant room with the best bathroom ever. The owners had a mini-fridge in the place with complimentary drinks. They had wine for purchase, but we had brought our own. I like how the owners didn't mind us bringing our own. They have a beautiful fire pit in the back of the house. The owners offered to light one for us, but we were just too tired to enjoy it. We did, however, appreciate the bed; it was the most beautiful bed I have ever slept in. The linens were like what a penthouse suite would have. It was incredible after a long drive. We had forgotten everything at home, shampoo, soap, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. I had no razor, and I was not looking forward to sleeping without brushing and shaving. However, to my great surprise, ALL THOSE THINGS WERE THERE! I was so shocked and relieved. The next morning we got a knock on the door for breakfast. The most fantastic meal was on the table from the freshly cut strawberries to the homemade omelet. I felt again like a family member coming to visit. We walked around the property, and it was beautiful! Every one of the birdhouses had baby birds in them. The porch sits among a picturesque front garden. The little details all around show a lot of love is invested there. We had to leave that morning, and I felt like again, my family was sad. I had to go and want us to come back. The owner stood in the window as we drove off. I will be back to bed and breakfast. My boyfriend and I after being introduced to B&Bs with such a positive experience have decided to not stay in chains ever again. I know why this is a 5 star place and will stay that

I wish I had spent the night here. I would love to stay all night here, but I am not in the area to…read morespend the evening, I am in one of my hiking moods. I was on a road trip back to Nashville and decided to stop and check out the Myrtledene Manor. History of the Manor: Used by Confederate Gen. John Hunt Morgan as his headquarters during his raids on Lebanon during the Civil War, Myrtledene today offers a slightly more relaxed environment for its guests. The house is completely furnished in antiques and guests are encouraged to make themselves at home. A large yard with gardens, fish pond and sings is ideal for couples on a romantic retreat, readers looking for a peaceful spot of children who need a safe place to play. Myrtledene has been designated a Kentucky landmark by the Kentucky Heritage Committee. Used by Confederate General John Hunt Morgan as his headquarters during his raids on Lebanon, Myrtledene today offers slightly more relaxed environs for our guests. With two guest rooms, the house is completely furnished in antiques. Guests are encouraged to make themselves at home and make use of the entire house and grounds. Phones, television, wireless internet service, a library, a refrigerator, and piano are here for our guests' use. The large yard with gardens, wisteria arbor, fish pond, swings, and hammocks are ideal for couples on a romantic retreat, readers looking for a peaceful spot, or children who need a safe place to play. Myrtledene has been designated a Kentucky Landmark by the Kentucky Heritage Committee. General Morgan was so enamored with Myrtledene that he chose to spare it when his Raiders burned and looted much of Lebanon, a Union stronghold. In fact, it was here where the white flag of truce was flown atop a pole used to clean the tall ceilings. Today's "raiders" can use Myrtledene as their headquarters as they come to experience traditional Southern hospitality and visit the many area attractions I would love to learn more about the history of this gorgeous manor.

We took a few days to do the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, so we stayed here after the first night. This…read moreis very close to the Maker's Mark distillery, though your GPS will take you on one-lane horse trails cascading over miniature cliffs! (very pretty, though, and we survived due to my other-worldly driving skills). The B&B apparently has some history to it relating to the Civil War, as does the city of Lebanon. This is supposedly one of the few houses that was not burned when the Confederate army seized it. The house is quite charming if you're into old houses. Our room was fairly nice with maybe a few too many pieces of furniture stuffed in it. You don't really have a private bathroom unless nobody else is staying there. They seem to be improving the place, as they were putting in central air while we were there (I think). The Good: The bed was comfortable, there is free wireless, and the owner/operator is very pleasant. Breakfast was good. The Bad: The grounds needed some tending to. The grass was very over-grown, as were the vines hanging over the front walk-way. Breakfast was about 45 minutes late and we didn't have access to coffee until breakfast was ready (though it was very good). The owner/operators have two young children. They didn't disturb us, though you should know this is sort of a family-friendly establishment. Some of you may like that, and some of you may not. If ever in the middle of Kentucky again, we would consider staying here again.

This is one of the best kept secrets in KY! Peaceful setting, outstanding hosts that go above and…read morebeyond in all aspects! You are within an hours drive of 12 of the best Bourbon Distilleries out there, and there is a Trappist Monk Abbey just up the road I highly recommend in checking out just for the peace of mind. Lauren and Bill are the best hosts on the planet hands down, no questions asked. Check them out. You will not regret it.

From the owner: People choose The Barrel House Bed & Breakfast because of the area that we are located in. There…read moreare lots of things to do and see including distilleries, wineries, historical interests and parks. Now more than ever, though, people are choosing to stay here because they have 16 acres complete with hiking, swimming and fishing all to themselves! These reasons, and the fact that I like to spoil our guests make it the place to visit.

We had a wonderful time…read more This house is absolutely beautiful. Our room was very comfortable - almost overslept (on vacation - what a shame!) because of the nice nice bed with the wonderfully heavy comforter. The views out the windows were great, complete with Kentucky cows, a garden, a stone fence and lots of general lushness. It's close to town, but not too; a little hard to see the address in the dark, very quiet. And the innkeepers were just grand, interesting and friendly and nice. Oh - and breakfast was outstanding, delicious yet light yet filling. A fair price for what we got - good value. Go there!

Words can not describe this wonderful experience. Jay and Holly have opened their beautiful…read moreantebellum mansion to guests - complete with breathtaking views of Kentucky's rolling hills and a soul stirring breakfast. If you go, say hi to the cows!

Wonderful wedding venue! We were married in 2017 and it was amazing! Hope everyone is doing well.read more

Absolutely what a B&B should be. It's our go to in Glendale. It's like staying at Grandma's to me…read more It's hard to leave when it's time to head home. Nina & Brian are great host.

We loved our short stay! Great location (close to Marker's Mark Distillery), spacious place,…read moredelicious food, and kind hosts. Jim and Cheryl stayed up to welcome us despite our late arrival and anticipated many of our needs. Would recommend to all.

. Please see more PHOTOS on my Trip Advisor review!…read more Without a doubt, The Hill House Bed and Breakfast is one of the most luxurious, charming, and just so good that it's almost decadent, destinations! The vibe and decor is an eclectic mix of yesteryear meets modern, bright and airy! It's a perfect blend! The new owners are still ongoing their projects of updating many things; yet it seems as if everything has already been done! There has been no detail left out! It's spic and span CLEAN from top to bottom! Super Cleanliness is a big PLUS for me! The breakfasts are absolutely SCRUMPTIOUS! The presentation in the Dining room is where the experience starts! Presentation truly is everything and The Hill House has it! Jim and Cheryl are both very creative people! I'm sure they'll keep the updates going until they have it just SO-SO to meet their level of what they want this lovely home to be! My cousin and I had a 2 night stay here while visiting the Bardstown KY area. I stayed in the Maple Room. My cousin was in the Magnolia room. I couldn't have been more fortunate than to have a chosen the room that just absolutely was everything I'd want it to be. (Be very careful of the lower door knobs or you get locked in your room. Jim is going to change out all of these. You'll be fine if you don't lock that bottom doorknob!) Thank you so much to Jim and Cheryl that made our stay truly enjoyable. Jim, an extra thank you for helping me exit out of the parking lot upon departure in the rain on those curvy roads. To Cheryl, I just hate it that with the rain and all that I forgot those amazing leftovers out of the fridge. I sure was looking forward to that later this evening! You both went above and beyond! Best of wishes to you on the rest of your Journey! I have just a couple of tips for anyone traveling here. You need to physically type in the address into your GPS. If you don't, you'll end up like me driving in circles in some of the most beautiful farmlands and rolling hills I've ever seen! That part was great, but, you may panic, like I did! The location is very easy to pass right by it and end up doing this. However, it was because I spoke my GPS instead of actually typing in the address. Also, if you should have any physical limitations, be aware that there are stairs down to the patio and then of course if you're staying in a room on the upper level, there are stairs. This is an Historic home and there are no elevators. Also, be prepared for a lot of winding roads in the areas between Bardstown and Loretto. The roads themselves are beautiful, but there are so many people that live there that drive SO FAST around those curves, that I was truly frightened a couple of times. I suppose the locals know the roads and they're not concerned. I hope someone in the City Council, or the Mayor, becomes concerned, and SOON. Better to advice their residents to cool it on these roads before someone dies a tragic death here. I hate to write that but I don't want anyone harmed on the roads of Loretto, KY. I can't believe the local law enforcement doesn't seem concerned about this.

Where do I begin! This hidden gem is stunningly beautiful! The owners were absolutely wonderful!…read moreAccommodations in our particular suite (Joy Suite) were phenomenal! The bed is amazingly comfortable! Breakfast in the morning was absolutely wonderful as well! We loved getting to know the other families passing through and step back in time and history of the Grand Victorian Inn, we absolutely will be back!

Super friendly, both the owners and the staff! All were very welcoming. The owners have great…read moresenses of humors if you get a chance to visit with them. They are very hands on, serving breakfast and covering the reception desk. The other staff are also very friendly and helpful. The inn is filled with a lot of memorabilia and old books. It if fun to look at it all. The nice thing is it is well kept, not dusty or moldy smelling. Lots of old pictures and photos. All the rooms have their own bathroom. Ours was compact but had all the necessaries. The room was comfortable. Like the rest of the inn it had old books and other antiques. The bed had a hand stitched quilt. It was comfortable. The light from the street lamps outside was bright so the room was not dark. I do not know what the rooms on the back were like. The television though small got over 100 channels. The train passed by 2 - 3 times a night so I was glad I had earplugs to help. Breakfast was not included and was $10 per person. It was served family style. Scrambled eggs, waffles and bacon served with juice and coffee. They are located off the Mammoth Cave Railroad trail and within 7 miles of the park. If you are looking for somewhere to stay near Mammoth Caves the Grand Victoria is a great option.

The legacy at Dant Crossing is a beautiful wedding/party clubhouse available for rent in the middle…read moreof bourbon country in Nelson county of Kentucky. Attended a second cousins wedding here a few months back and the landscape of the rapidly growing Dants crossing is a site to behold. This building is tucked in the back with a private parking lot. The interior features bourbon barreled themed decor and features a massive open reception area on one's side a small to medium sized chapel like area on the other side. The whole setup here was very nice and it was a great host for a wedding and wedding reception. Reception area was very spacious and massive and the kitchen and bar staff for the food and drinks weee very good and had had tasty options. Overall we had a good visit here and the wedding we attended was lovely. Not sure on pricing as I was an attendee but this would be a great venue option for others with upcoming marriages.

When we started our search for our daughter's wedding venue, The Legacy was our first and only…read morevisit. My husband and I were so impressed by the beautiful layout and convenience of everything in one place. Our daughter was over the moon when she heard that she could get married here. The venue is located in the gorgeous Gethsemane, KY just a short drive from Bardstown, the bourbon capital of the world. It's a peaceful drive to the country. The whole campus is quite impressive with numerous bed and breakfasts, an amphitheater with great entertainment on most Friday nights all summer and a tasting room. The Legacy is a beautiful building on the outside but be prepared when you walk in to be blown away. The breezeway is the perfect place for cocktail hour with its tall wooden beamed ceiling, rich wood walls and barrels. They had several bars set up so our guests were never waiting for a drink and delicious appetizers were served such as chicken & waffles , pork belly, crab cakes, mini hot browns and Nashville hot chicken with watermelon. We also had 2 charcuterie stations and our guests were loving it all. The chapel is perfect with large glass doors that open to announce the bride in the most elegant manner. The custom pearl white and gold chairs are classy and comfortable. The stage has a wooden wall for the backdrop and the area is so beautiful that very few flowers are needed if any. Outside the chapel are the groom's room and bride's room. The groom area is very manly with leather couches and lots of wood, a bar and dark decor. So cozy. The bride's room is my favorite. It is full of mirrors and great lighting for the wedding party to have hair and make up done. The attention to detail in this room is just one of a kind and the pictures are amazing. The large reception area is roomy and easily held our 230ish guests. The tables and linens are all on site and they set everything up except your personal decor. The chef is top notch and our food was phenomenal. We had short ribs and a honey bourbon chicken, cheese grits, mashed Yukon potatoes, the most delicious Brussel sprouts and 3 cheese Mac & cheese. Prior we had a blue cheese lettuce wedge which was nicely done. Our out of town guests were blown away by this hidden gem. So many compliments. We had the most amazing weekend. We rented the mansion behind the venue which was so convenient and beautiful. Our out of town family and friends rented a few other bnb's on site and everyone had the most amazing time. If you are looking for a one of a kind venue, this is it. There is not one thing we would change! Thank you Shea, Carla, Scarlett, Chef and amazing staff at The Legacy for making our daughter's wedding so personal and perfect!