Beautiful Hampton inn, no issues at all. GREAT customer service! We checked in around 7/8pm without…read morereservations and they had a spot for us on a Sunday night on our way for Christmas travels from VA to MO. Great breakfast & very clean.

Bed was very comfortable as were the pillows... room large and around $200. A night…read more.. Negatives were the only window was cloudy and you could not see out.. and had a rather large roach in bathroom.. However, if you can't afford the $500. Places this is okay... it needs to be spruced up... and swept.. reception desk was kind and helpful. ( Linda, I think).

The owners took us in like family. We arrived late at night and everything was ready! The grounds…read moreare super southern....gorgeous plants, pool, barns, farm! Sooo relaxing. Each morning a homemade breakfast was made with such love fresh ground clean coffee, waffles, pancakes, fresh local eggs and delicious sausage and bacon. They make the best sausage gravy! Before we went to our bedroom each night Theresa made some kind of delicious cake from scratch...my favorite was the strawberry. Our bed was a four poster with attached bathroom. Softest sheets ever. Loved Netflix binging and hen walking up to smell of bacon and coffee. We will never forget this stay as long as we live. These owners care so much for their guests and truly invite you into their home :) forever grateful Padgett family!

There's a reason why The Barn at Southern Grace is recognized internationally as the Luxury Travel…read moreGuides best rustic chic barn wedding location. They are inexpensive all inclusive and they are simply that good . If I could write a five page essay review for this rustic chic The Barn at Southern Grace I would do so. I consider myself a bed-and-breakfast aficionado and have spent decades staying in places all over the world. We are 2 busy executives and wanted a beautiful wedding with little involvement. From perfect food (David is amazing) and decorations to MY taste, this venue and staff does not disappoint. My fiancé and I could have picked any location, anywhere around the world to have our private and professionally executed wedding. We chose The Barn at Southern Grace. We simply have no regrets. We choose to rent the entire house as well but you don't have to do that. Renting the B&B for our family and friends from out of town provided a much more intimate event for us and allowed us use of the entire place with zero interference or interruption. It was like being in our own large fancy house. From the professionalism of the staff, the amazing cooked to order- personal choice- breakfasts to the personalization of everything you could think of that a bride might need, they accommodated and went over the top. There were many changes. They accommodated. From our wedding doubling in size of attendees, to the bridal party forgetting that they needed to leave one car at the house and the owner of this B&B driving me to my hair appointment the day of my wedding-the personal service is top notch. My parents couldn't be there. Theresa doubled as my mom and stayed with us to make sure that every single detail was perfect. We added extra people for breakfast; no problem. We changed the menu at the last moment; no problem. The use of the house that goes with this place is not required but it absolutely made a difference. David and his excerpt cooking are a quiet unsung accolade for this venue. The Barn at Southern Grace is one of the sweetest, coolest places to have a wedding-and it's recognized internationally. If you're looking for a venue you need to stop by and give Theresa and David some of your time. The staff is incredibly responsive to your needs. The package includes food, decorations, photography, the use of the venue, and anything else you need. When I asked for more photography they sent another professional photographer and the pictures are simply stunning. I happen to have a thing for llamas, and we went outside and I was able to feed them and our wedding pictures include them. If you're looking for a special day professional execution with a personal touch this is your location. If I'd have known it could be this easy I'd have done this years ago.

I emailed the manager and district manager with a concern. It has been 2 weeks and no response. The…read morefront desk clerk disclosed to me that the guest in room 110 said I was talking to loud. That puts their safety in jeopardy. Also I asked simply what is the hotels posted quiet time. The hotel was clean but paint peeling and breakfast was minimal as cook told us she ran out of biscuits and gravy. No oatmeal/grits but they had an empty pot out. This is not a cheap hotel for the area but it was a definite disappointment.

I'm on day one of a 28 day stay. I'm visiting the area as a mall Santa. I was thoroughly…read moreimpressed by this property upon my initial check-in. everything looks so neat and clean. I'm sort of a neat freak. I carry a uv flashlight when I travel to inspect my bed sheets and the bathroom area. usually I get pretty grossed out when I inspect the bathroom. It will light up like a crime scene even in high priced properties. super impressive that nothing lit up in my room. it looked and smelled super clean. the staff have also been super friendly

We absolutely loved our recent 3 night stay in the 1819 room ( The old Dungeon ) with nice, clean &…read moremodern rooms yet keeping with it's amazing historical past. The owner, Paul, provides a short tour of the older jail sections & will serve up a really nice breakfast in the Courtyard behind the main building. The Jailer's Inn also sits in the perfect spot for walking the town such as right next door to the Historic Old Talbott Tavern, 1/2 block to Court square with many nearby restaurants, shops & Bourbon Tasting Rooms. We met the couple who was renting "The Jail Cell" & they gave us a quick tour, although slightly small we really liked it & will probably stay there next time. Overall a terrific experience & we will absolutely stay here again next time we find ourselves in beautiful Bardstown Ky.

We stayed here for a Valentine's weekend getaway. We visit Bardstown often, but this was our first…read moretime staying here. Our room (Library room) was very nice, the mattress was comfortable, and the breakfast was delicious. The owner gave us a tour of the old jail after breakfast, and it was a great history lesson. This family run business is very well maintained, and they always made sure their guests had everything they needed. I highly recommend staying here and if you're visiting.

West Baden has now become a regular family destination. My family -- plus my mom, stepdad, siblings…read moreand their families -- just finished our second trip here. And it's safe to say that West Baden is now a family tradition. My parents spent a few days there to celebrate their anniversary, and then the kids all came to stay the last night, during Easter weekend. And we made the most of it. We started with bowling and pizza at the new Ballard's at the Atrium (see my review on that). My older niece then watched all the kids in one of the hotel rooms, while the adults got a drink in the expansive atrium and enjoyed looking up at the picturesque dome ceiling. The next morning, which was Easter, we found a quiet sitting area on our floor to have an Easter egg hunt with all the kids. These are memories we will cherish. We popped over to French Lick for brunch, though the Easter brunch set up in the atrium definitely looked delicious too. The staff is always excellent. We were able to call and get all of our rooms next to each other, which helped. Thanks for another fabulous mini-vacation, West Baden!

The staff is what makes this place great. Friendly, knowledgeable, good with kids. Lots of kid…read morerelated activities. Just wish the services for caring for kids started at younger ages (maybe potty trained and older?) It will be years before my husband and I can stay at this hotel and have a true 'date day or night' and our kids are five and three. Honestly they'd get more money out of us if they offered babysitting for younger kiddos!! Food here is very standard and nothing to write home about. That applies to every restaurant off property we tried in the area. Activities we tried and enjoyed 1. Kids pony ride 2. Carriage ride. 3. Mommy and kiddo pedicure (expensive for what you get but also standard pricing for hotels). 4. The free!! Trolley train ride to the sister property. Activities are easy to book over the phone ahead of the stay and easy to do at the front desk or calling from your room. Very excited about the new bowling alley building they are almost finished with next to the hotel. The stables area is very picturesque with a large covered 'patio'. Patio seems too small a word. More like covered event space. Wedding perfect. Room was clean. Beds are not very comfortable. Killed my back and my husband's. We had a two bedroom suite which was the perfect size for the four of us. It had two balconies overlooking the atrium which I will never, ever book again. Too loud! All night long too loud! Even from the sixth floor, even with earplugs. Only exterior view next time for a stay. I would return next year for all of the holiday events. My kids loved this trip because of all the new experiences they had. Lots of things to do in the area that get you outdoors. Lovely part of Indiana in the Autumn (when we visited).

Hampton Inn in Jasper is a nice hotel and an excellent choice, but a little bit less comfortable…read morethan the similarly priced Fairfield competing against it in Jasper. The rooms are the best maintained I've in town across several work trips, the front desk, attendees are polite, helpful, and courteous, and it's located right in the middle of everything. It offers a large waiting pool, hot breakfast, and clean eggs, biscuits, sausage, waffles, and all the rest, and fresh, hot coffee, and cookies at the front are a nice touch. The downsides of noticed are that the sheets and beds, well comfortable pillow tops, seem to likely be synthetic and have me feeling confusingly, sweaty even with the air conditioner turned on, and the fitness room is long overdue for some very basic maintenance: the cable machine only has one side that works because the adjustment is broken on the other, and the weight bench adjustment knob has fallen off, keeping it flat and making a lot of exercise exercises not possible. Nonetheless, the pool is quite nice and large, and two treadmills, and elliptical, and a peloton spin bike are available.

Hotel The Hampton…read moreInn in Jasper has been around for a long time. It is a solid 3-star hotel within the Hilton family of hotels. The folks working here are exceptionally nice and helpful. The hotel overall is somewhat dated and is in need of a facelift. The room was the standard Hampton Inn room: bed / bath, TV and a refrigerator and a desk area to work at, if needed. Room was in good shape. Bed was comfy enough and the heat worked. Hot water took a little bit of time to get going and on the last day, the water suddenly lost pressure and dribbled out of the shower - thankfully I was just finished or I would have not been a happy camper. Bath sink was draining extremely slow so I mentioned it to the front desk and by the time I returned to the room that afternoon the problem was completely solved. Very good response on that. They have a free breakfast bar in the mornings and although it is nothing gourmet, it will get you up and going without adding to the cost of your trip. The front desk also have Grab-n-go breakfast bags in the event you are in a hurry to get to where you are going Overall a solid place to stay if in the area. Plenty of parking available.

I booked and paid for a cabin stay at the resort over 2 months in advance. It was confirmed but two…read moreweeks before my stay they called and cancelled my reservation. The said "something came up" and offered no alternative accommodations or other compensation. I can't say how good or bad the place was because I didn't get to stay there, nor will I ever.

What a gem! Our cabin overlooked the lake and was so incredibly quiet. Two bedrooms (4 beds),…read morescreened in porch, stove, microwave, full fridge/freezer,picnic table and fire ring. There's a nature path that runs along the lake, straight up to the lodge where there is a restaurant and gift shop. Mini golf and disc golf, but you need to bring your own supplies due to Covid. Cute little beach that's shallow, basketball courts and marina, too. We totally stumbled upon it accidentally but it was the perfect weekend getaway. Wifi in cabins but very little serviced elsewhere.

If you're looking for a place where you simply need a room for the night, keep scrolling…read more If you're looking for a weekend where you can slow down, wander beautiful grounds, and actually enjoy the hotel instead of just sleeping there...this is it. French Lick Springs Hotel somehow manages to feel both grand and incredibly relaxing. Everywhere you turn there's another detail worth appreciating--from the breathtaking domed atrium and historic architecture to the beautifully maintained grounds that practically beg you to take a leisurely stroll. The wraparound porch quickly became one of our favorite places. We spent a ridiculous amount of time rocking in the chairs, enjoying the gorgeous weather and taking in the peaceful views. It felt like stepping back to a time when people weren't in such a hurry. One thing I didn't expect was how convenient it was to explore the area. The complimentary shuttle was fantastic. We rode over to the casino resort, spent hours walking the grounds and exploring the restaurants, and on the way back the driver even dropped a few guests off at CVS and simply told them to call when they were ready for pickup. It's little touches like that that make you feel genuinely taken care of. Our room service breakfast was another highlight. Everything arrived hot and beautifully presented, from the biscuits and gravy to the fresh fruit oatmeal and perfectly cooked breakfast. Starting the morning with breakfast by the window overlooking those incredible grounds was hard to beat. The hotel itself has so many little spaces to discover. We wandered through the historic bathhouse, found a billiards room tucked away, admired the architecture, and never once felt rushed to get back to our room. Every hallway seemed to tell another piece of the hotel's history. And yes... The robes absolutely deserve their own paragraph. They're still some of the most comfortable hotel robes I've ever worn, and I'm standing by my original statement--you won't want to take them off. French Lick is one of those rare places where the destination and the hotel are equally memorable. We left already talking about coming back during another season just to experience it all again. If you're debating whether this place is worth the trip... It absolutely is. Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Rooms: 5/5 Grounds: 10/5

I love this place, it feels like you're in Europe.. great food. Great spa…read more We did it all, bowling, horseback riding, and got some great antiques In town.