My partner and I had a great stay at this Holiday Inn Express. Comfortable beds, nice pillows, very…read moreeffective blackout shades, and hot showers. Our room included a mini fridge with an icebox and a microwave, and I was very pleasantly surprised to find Celiac-safe breakfast options at the free breakfast downstairs (not a typical find at most hotels I've stayed at!), including more than one prepackaged gluten-free muffin option (Udi's and Red Plate Foods) as well as prepackaged yogurt and fruit. My one complaint was some confusion with the thermostat on the wall not controlling the AC unit like it was supposed to, but it still kept us nice and cool. I would definitely stay here again!

Best stay in Danville hands down! The staff from the moment we arrived we were treated like family…read moreand made welcomed and felt at home relaxed after a long day , very much needed hospitality!

I wasn't really a fan of this Hampton Inn. The staff was nice and friendly. And I think depending…read moreon the rooms, your experience could differ. I had colleagues on different floors who told me their experience was better. Someone said first floor rooms may be the better option. I stayed at a room on the 3rd floor my first visit and then on the second my 2nd visit. Both were similar. The room in the 3rd floor AC controls were on the window unit. The room in the 2nd floor AC controls were through the control unit in the wall. Both rooms had a damp smell and feeling. It smelled old. I couldn't get over it. The gym was smaller than most Hampton Inns I've been in. A colleague on the second floor said she saw bugs in the closet. I saw tiny bugs in the shower. I understand it's a smaller town, there were very few options and this hotel is older. Not many solutions besides renovating the whole thing...

Stayed here for work. It was very welcoming. William was helpful during check in. He…read moreacknowledged my Diamond status. He offered water even though the room already had water. The hotel was very charming. Clean and had available hand wipes at the elevator and in the rooms. When leaving, the young lady at the desk offered additional water for my travels, While it wasn't needed this time, it was such a nice offer! Definitely that extra step hospitality. The breakfast was fresh and well laid out. Appreciated the boiled eggs in a little zip lock snack bag. Look forward to staying here again in the future.

We stayed at the Comfort Suites in Danville for 3 nights recently when we had to attend a family…read morefuneral in nearby Junction City. The place was nice enough, although nothing stands out. Our room had 2 queens and a sitting area with a desk. The sitting area was weird in that when you sat on the couch you couldn't really see the TV since they built a half wall to section it off from the bedroom. They also give you free Wi-fi. Too bad the wi-fi is super slow and often would stop working. We also had less than great maid service. They seemed to do the absolute minimum and didn't replenish anything (soaps, coffee, etc...). It worked and it was a nice hotel for Danville, but it wasn't great. It served its purposes.

We are so glad that the Holiday Inn refused our dog & that we found the Comfort Inn…read more The staff was so helpful & I was surprised by how good the breakfast was Close to alot of places, I recommend it

Stayed here about 17 years ago and we were eager to return. The Inn is still very much a reflection…read moreof Old South gentility. The furniture and ambiance take you back in time. Room was comfortable. Only negative was a bit of a musty smell which we got used to after awhile. Breakfast in the restaurant was good, but not at the level I was expecting for an inn of this stature. Price was reasonable.

We drove 75 minutes each way today to attend the Friday buffet at the Beaumont Inn in Harrodsburg…read moreKy. I would give everything about the experience 5 stars except for the food. The Beaumont Inn itself is very interesting and the service was excellent but the food was mediocre thus the 3 stars.

I want to leave a review for Brunch with Babies / Farm Family / Farmily Days! I couldn't find a lot…read moreof details about the flow of this. Note: you can do any part of this before or after your brunch reservation, within the hours of the event. Which in 2026 was 10-2. There are 2 places to park: one by the welcome center and one by the restaurant /trustees table. It seemed if you had brunch reservations you parked by the restaurant side. Accessibility wise: they have a lot of accommodations but it's not perfect. There's a big-ish hill from parking to the restaurant, but the rest was mostly flat with tiny gravel and white chalky dust. People do dress from play wear to nice, but I'd recommend shoes you are okay with getting dusty. The farm part: There are pony rides: $5 extra per ride. My kids loved this and it was worth it. A craft area also (these were set up in front of the trustees table). Coordinated games were a little farther up. The farm is past the restaurant and they had: 2 sheep / lamb stations, goats and kids, 2 Clydesdales, a mom cow and calf, 2 pigs, turkeys/ducks/roosters, baby ducks, baby chicks. They had story telling, lamb shearing. Face paint for $10. A seed and plant thing we didn't explore. Some play areas. And of course all the grounds! It was really great! Our toddler and baby loved it! Our toddler can't sit still for stories and demos yet, but was thrilled with the animal variety and experiences. Note: there is a big sand pit we strategically avoided, but I'd imagine your kids would get dirtier in there. I was worried how much time it would take us, I'd say about an hour. I think if you're wanting to do stories and demos maybe closer to an hour and a half to 2 hours. The total event is 4 hours. This is just a note for anyone planning breakfast before, during, or after. Brunch with babies: I think the value was good. It was a buffet with: bacon, sausage, eggs, potatoes, gravy, grits, cooked apples, waffles, and cereal. They delivered 1 biscuit and pumpkin muffin per person with butter and jam to the table. There were people scooping, but I assume you could get more. The grits and sausage were so good. I don't even normally like sausage. The biscuit and jam were so good too. All the food was delicious. I saw someone trash talk the breakfast buffet in an another review, but every bite I ate was good. I just came back from Disney, this was above the standard breakfast buffet in quality. IF you are wanting a relaxing, DINKS or retired experience, I'd look at the calendar before booking. Some of the adults seemed overwhelmed by kids near them, and on this date, the restaurant was FULL with kids.

Beautiful grounds and interesting history! I greatly enjoyed Shaker Village. I was previously…read moreunfamiliar with this music-loving Christian sect which has largely died off because of their commitment to celibacy. The buildings are spread out, so visitors should expect to do a fair amount of walking. I also recommend checking the schedule and attending any tours or informational sessions available, because otherwise you're just walking around reading plaques. Staff were very friendly and I learned a lot from the short tour we went on. We also attended a Shaker music presentation, which was fun and informative. Viewing the farm and barn was fun and there happened to be a farmer there who shared a lot of info with us. Also enjoyed the chickens and ducks!

We stayed at a Red Roof Inn for three nights mainly because it's pet-friendly, which we…read moreappreciated. The front desk staff was kind, and the room was clean upon arrival. Unfortunately, there were several issues. The room had a strong odor that never went away, and the sheets didn't fit the bed and kept coming off. Breakfast was very limited (stale cereal, no fruit, watery gravy, one juice option) and not very appealing. The property felt outdated, with worn furnishings, and the vending machines were empty the entire stay. We also noticed exterior doors didn't lock, which raised some security concerns. Overall, it works if you need a pet-friendly option, but there's definitely room for improvement.

nice clean and budget friendly stay. love the staff.they are kind helpful and friendly, I would…read moredefinitely recommend this hotel if you are in danville traveling on budget, they also do a full hot breakfast buffet.

Clean clean clean, no losers hanging out in the parking area! Decent price too! I would recommend…read morethis little hidden gem to anyone!

For a motel almost single handedly run by this little old woman, this was a pretty awesome little…read moreplace, complete with some nice animals in the front office, to some snacks in a little bowl in every room. If I am ever in this part of Kentucky again and I need a place to stay I definitely will come here. And I definitely recommend it to anyone else staying at a motel in this area looking for a decent price for a really nice motel.

I HATE IT HERE!!! I was laying in my bed doing my work when I felt something crawling up my leg!!!…read moreI pulled my blanket down and saw a roach There was ALSO hair ALL over my pillow!!! FIX YOUR HOTEL PEOPLE!!!

Upon arrival I was given a key to an occupied room!! Then front desk scrambled to find me a room…read more I was told several rooms they were unable to entry?? Finally given another key to a room that was literally under construction, tv on the ground, desk taken apart, holes in the doors. No towels and no hot water but I had no other choice. Finally move the next day to a room but had to kill several roaches!!! Do not Stay Here!!!!

After a day long visit to Shaker Village, a 10 minute drive to the Old Owl Tavern (part of the…read moreBeaumont Inn) was the perfect choice for dinner. As soon as we parked the car we were greeted by a ginormous need of mint...the scent was inticing. The tavern does not take reservations and we arrived at the perfect time, around 5:30. But 6 pm the bar was full and most of the tables were also filled. The tavern had good character, dark, woody...with photos of rick houses on the wall along with paintings of two fierce owls. We were greeted immediately and had the pleasure of being served by the most pleasant and efficient waitress. Enough choices for bourbon, some good drafts, and a deliciously made dry martini (along with a coffee for our tea toatler yesterday) started is off. There was a nice selection of specials for the day...some of which only a true southerner could appreciate (fruit gel topped with mayo, tomato spicy over cottage cheese topped with mayo) and some like cream of broccoli soup and steak boardelaise that even a yank could appreciate. Our table settled on two orders of fried catfish which came with a choice of two sides...baked potato and coleslaw were the choices. One of our diners choose the fried chicken livers that came with cream gravy...she chose the broccoli soup and corn pudding as her sides. Our tea toatler chose the country fried steak. I will term you that everyone cleaned their plates...it was that good. A final round of coffee, the OK from the waitress that we could pick some mint (which was planted in our garden at home) and we were off. Guess who is coming back? Me!!!

Table for three was cleared and handed to us promptly (they don't take reservations)…read more Drinks were great (old fashioned and manhattan). Server was attentive and friendly. House salad was fresh with fantastic blue cheese dressing I assume was house made. Chicken livers were impeccable--crispy outside and tender and delicious inside. Gravy was nice (hint of nutmeg?) mash was acceptable but not outstanding. Chicken my companions had was good. Banana cake was outstanding! Cobbler was undercooked and not tasty (they gladly subbed in an orange/lemon cake which was great) bread pudding and cobbler both looked a little sad next to the cake portions. Perhaps think about human nature when you are pushing out desserts. It is very easy to feel let down when your dessert is tiny and your neighbor's dessert is huge! Just a thought. Recommend highly! Atmosphere, service, food, the whole picture.