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.

Large covered patio and restroom area at broad run park right next to the playground and at the…read moreentrance of the moss Gibbs Forrest trail. Perfect for picnics or cooking out and just getting out of the weather elements or heat. It does have a set of bathrooms as well. Plenty of picnic tables and it opens up to a stone fenced in area of open space for people to picnic or animals and kids to run wild and blow off steam. Very well built and Aesthetically pleasing and mashed up well with the setup of the park. Very nice addition that I'll take advantage of time to tome when it starts to rain or I need a break from the heat

This is a nice little foundation Woodland pavilion here at the fantastic Broad Run Park I mean it's…read moreright there they have good information posted they have restrooms for you to use they have benches to sit to where me and my family has brought lunch is in different things that have eaten here on numerous occasions so it's a really cool place check out it's a really nice place and just relax and plan your day

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

Although I live less than a mile from The Jeffersonian I've only ever been there for voting. For…read morethat function I rate The Jeffersonian a 5. Voting here is organized and very accessible. The parking lot is easy to access right off of Taylorsville road and there is plenty of parking in two large, separate parking areas. The voting is very streamlined and easy to do. You walk in, present your ID, they give you a ballot, fill it out, drop it off, get a sticker (or wrist band) and you're on your way. It's never taken me longer than 20 minute to vote in any election. My recommendation would be to vote early (if you can), and if you're voting on Election day, go as early in the day as you can. It can get very busy the later in the day. High Marks for voting at The Jeffersonian!

Nice event venue. We went here to see a popular author talk and sign books. There was a food truck…read moreoutside that also sold alcohol, plus a concession area inside where you could get a glass of wine. It had a good amount of space for the crowd and allowed the bookstore hosting the event to set up a nice backdrop for the speakers and several merch tables. It was very buisnessy with bright lights, and I would have liked to see them dimmed a bit to create more of a mood.

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!

We went for an open house on Saturday. The Filson Historical Society paired with Oxmoor Farms to…read moreprovide the open house. It was well organized, from parking, sign in, volunteer assistance to signage. We were able to tour the house, the library, all the out buildings (slave quarters, hemp house, outdoor kitchen, springhouse and laundry) and the gardens. It was an impressive estate and we learned a lot about Buillet and his family through the ages. There is a gift shop and tours are offered as well as the concert series they hold on the grounds. I will return for a guided tour and highly recommend to others.

I always love visiting the Oxmoor Farm! Tonight's event was a bourbon tasting in the library. The…read moreroom is spectacular! I have attended musical performances previously. They are also wonderful! On my bucket list is a tour complete with bourbon tasting. They have delicious looking bourbon balls for sale as well! The home is lovely as are the grounds. It's worth a visit!

My wife and I went and checked out this event space and think it will be a great fit for our…read moreupcoming parties in 2015 and 2016+. We booked it for both a corporate event for our California business and also a personal party in 2015 to entertain friends within a one hour flight from Chicago. I was referred to it by a guy in New York who was looking for a place to entertain two sets of clients, one in in Lexington and one in Louisville, at a central location around the Oaks and to do the Bourbon trail one day. It is a midpoint location part way between. They have a unique high ceiling apartment rental next door that I think you can rent in conjunction with the event space. The unit is huge. I stayed one day while I was siting my party weekend. That makes for a great place for the wedding party say or to entertain the most important clients at your event. Both the space and the loft are very unique and have a much younger/modern vibe compared to the traditional decor and architecture for this town. There is a good Mexican restaurant next door. I really liked the open layout, you could decorate it however you liked if you wanted to do a theme, but it also looks great with the minimalist shop lights and functional sliding warehouse-style door. I don't want to quote prices because it probably depends but I was surprised how reasonable it was, talk to them yourself... The primary drawbacks as I see it is there is nothing else to rent like this within 20 miles, so I probably will have to rent it several years in advance and I tend to have a hard time planning work events too far in advance so it may be booked before my 16 and 17 event is planned. I talked to Kevin, who was very informative and down to earth. I met with an owner there also who happened to be dropping by to weigh in on some details. He is a broker in this town and said he did this as a creative outlet (enjoys rehabbing historic properties) and to increase the demand for permanent housing nearby as he is an investor, so that is how he can justify to rent it out at what I calc'd to be below-market rates for this type of space. If you like modern style, high ceilings and flexible space with a nod to the past and walkability to nearby goods and services(huge factor for us) is a big consideration for you, this is your thing. Check it out for yourself ... I think you will agree with what I am saying though- the place is sharp and this town had needed something like it for a long time. Look forward to many events here.

Gorgeous event space!!! Super cute apartment on top and fun modern- rustic style! I had a bride…read moreget married here and it was stunning! Perfect new wedding venue for smaller weddings! Quaint and in the heart of sweet Shelbyville! Don't know much about price range of renting the venue but it's worth checking into for any private party or quaint wedding!!! Down side to the location is finding it! But- once you do- it so neat and special!!! To the owners- you may want to paint the back door a funky bright color for parkers that park behind the venue to find the right entrance!! And painting the front door the same! We were a bit confused of where to get in... But that seems to be an easy fix!

My 50th high school reunion with 180+ attendees was held here recently, primarily in the grand ball…read moreroom, with a separate room for the food buffet and two bars. The food and service were exceptional. The staff was easy to work with and planned the event perfectly right on budget. The adjacent parking lot easily accommodated our group. I highly recommend this for class reunions, receptions or any large gathering.

I've really enjoyed my experiences at the University Club of Louisville! The place is always clean…read moreand well-kept, and the staff is super friendly and welcoming. It's got a cozy atmosphere that makes it a great spot to visit. One of the things I love most is how many events they host--there's always something new popping up on the calendar. From special dinners to fun watch parties, there's always something to look forward to. I'm excited to see what's coming next! Definitely a great place to check out if you're looking for a well-run, inviting spot with a lot going on.