I had one bad experience dealing with the proprietress of this bed-and-breakfast - I didn't…read moreactually stay at the inn, so I can't review the actual services/accommodations. However, I spoke with her in July 2013 concerning my tiny wedding that I was hoping to have at a scenic Kentucky establishment close to my parents' house (and by tiny, I mean 10 people total). The innkeeper was friendly enough on the phone, said they could accommodate my wedding plans that I explained in detail to her, and suggested that I email her and set up an appointment to come look at the premises - when they returned a week from 4th of July (they would be away on vacation). During the time frame she instructed, I left her three voice messages + an email and NEVER heard a response back from her. Poor, poor customer service and NOT hospitable at all. If she didn't wish to undertake a wedding ceremony - small or not - then she simply needed to state so on the phone and not waste my time and cause me undue stress. However, I will be celebrating my wedding at another GORGEOUS bed-and-breakfast inn in The Bluegrass State this coming Saturday, and that proprietress has been a DREAM to work with: classy, organized, providing lists of approved wedding vendors, responsive, etc. I will be updating with a review of that B&B - after the honeymoon :)

I was fortunate to stay at this B&B with my family. I wish that it woukd be possible to give the…read morehosts Annette and Tim a 10 star rating. The beauty, elegance and comfort of their 18th century home was only surpassed by their gracious hosting. If you have ever wondered what it is like to live in a colonial home, this is a perfect place to come to.

My husband and I stayed at the Rabbit Creek Bed & Breakfast April 25,2026.It was our first time…read moreever staying at a Bed &Breakfast. Let me just say it will not be our last.The host Ms.Glenda is a beautiful and charming lady who made us feel like we were long lost friends. The home is beautiful and very clean. You are surrounded by the most beautiful bluegrass hills and horses everywhere you look. Its like your own private manor.We will definitely be back to stay and would recommend anyone to stay and enjoy the hospitality that you receive from the lovely Ms.Glenda.

Stayed at this lovely B&B for New Years! The property it's beautiful and the hosts are especially…read morewarm and welcoming. It felt like visiting relatives you never knew you had. The room I stayed it was incredibly cozy and comfortable, with a king sized bed and full bath to relax in. Breakfast in the morning was also delicious with two courses of delicious food and great company. I would highly recommend this gem tucked away in horse country for anyone looking for a quiet escape. Looking forward to my next stay in Rabbit Creek.

My husband and I stayed overnight at their establishment and absolutely loved it! We came to…read moreWilmore so I could attend a ladies retreat in the area. The owners, Art and Carol, are warm and friendly people who make their guests feel right at home. We shared endless hours of conversation and slept like babies that night. Carol is a wonderful cook and made the most delicious breakfast casserole and fruit dish for breakfast. My husband and I very much hope to come back again and we highly recommend them to anyone else wishing to find a place to stay in Wilmore, KY.

Marvelous experience staying in this carefully and lovingly renovated Old Yellow House. We were at…read moreAsbury Seminary for a conference and this was close enough to walk. And a delightful place to stay for three days. Art and Carol are the best hosts and great cooks. Breakfasts at HomePlace were Fantastic. I hope to stay here again on my next trip to Wilmore.

We stayed in the upstairs apartment in the cottage behind the house. It was perfect for my two…read moresisters and myself. There is a small kitchen, a big bathroom, two nice beds, and a nice separate living room. So much more room than local hotels! We will be back!

This is a super B&B--a well-preserved, beautifully-appointed house built ca. 1890. The owners are…read moregracious and helpful. The breakfast is tasty. If you have reason to stay in Richmond, this is clearly a much, much better value than any of the modern alternatives on the outskirts of town. The rooms have 10'+ ceilings, large bathrooms, a sitting area: luxury at a reasonable price. The location is a mixed blessing. While you can walk to everything that's downtown (e.g., government offices, restaurants, USPS, a comfortable library), the place is, therefore, downtown as well--not bucolic.

A very unique experience in the heart of bourbon and horse country. The hosts, Ron and Elise…read moreWallace are very accommodating. The food was great and the accommodations wonderful. If you are a race horse enthusiast, you don't want to pass up this experience.

We finally made i back to Canaan Land Farm B&B (see previous review). This time with the addition…read moreof our 9 year old daughter and a brother-in-law. It was also August. We got to stay in the renovated Philemon Waters Cabin of 1815 this time around. Despite the oppressive heat/humidity the modernization's to the cabin, A/C, made the nights comfortable. The common area of the cabin has an activity corner for lack of proper term. My daughter did utilize it during our stay. She survived quite well despite the lack of us allowing her to use any electronic device. We searched for rocks and using the provided paints, she painted them and left them in the common room for others to enjoy. The provided breakfast meal was just as hearty as it was during our first visit. The variety and quantity of food brought to the cabin in the morning was outstanding. It's nice to see more horses on property, It was also a site to see when whole herds (if that is what they are called) of deer come out of the tree line into the fields on the cloudless nights. On multiple nights we had to see them numbered at least in the 35-45 range. The owners have been able to make some improvements to sections of the grave road/drive into the Farm, but one still knows that you will definitely disconnecting from the hustle and bustle of daily life traveling up to the property. The owners are continuing to do a fantastic job! Now I would like to go there during the Spring time now that I have seen the Fall and Summer times on the Farm. Only this time I hope to not wait another 3 years!

Matt and Kari are working to bring back Canaan Land Farm from some recent hard times. But if you…read morewant a weekend away from it all in some of the most beautiful land above the Kentucky River palisades you don't have to wait for them to complete their work. There are currently two places to stay - the Philemon Waters Cabin is a renovated large old log cabin with room for 5-8 depending on whether you are willing to share a double bed. This very old cabin has two bathrooms with all needed conveniences including plush towels and toiletries. There is a massive working fireplace in the cabin and Matt laid the fire for us twice so we could have warmth and a cozy ambience when we wanted to sit by a fire and talk. Another option is the Colonial Cottage newer and with a kitchen/dining, sitting room and upstairs bedroom (queen bed, I believe). There are plans for rooms to be available in the main farm house. Canaan Land Farm is closed during the winter months. The long road down to the farm is fine for a sedan or SUV; a sports car or motorcycle would find it more of a challenge. There are several horses on the property and they share a big field behind the Colonial Cottage. There are mowed paths through fields above the river (you can't make it down to the river, however). The bed I slept in (Colonial Cottage) was comfortable, with good pillows and the towels are plush. The breakfast was generous - eggs, bacon, toast or rolls, fruit, yogurt, coffee and tea. I stayed in the Colonial Cottage on an early fall, cool rainy weekend and found the electric heaters adequate for maintaining a comfortable temperature. Several friends and I were at Canaan Land farm for a reunion. Two of them and I had arranged to share two rooms and a bath in the main house. However the rooms were not ready for use (painting and ?) so I was upgraded to the Colonial Cottage with no additional charge and my friends doubled up in the cabin and Kari and Matt adjusted their charge to the additional person charge which seemed fair. This would be a good place for a getaway for a spring color weekend or full bloom spring weekend. It is definitely not a chain luxury hotel accommodation, but for those who want quiet and tranquility it is a good fit.

We visited only a few days after they opened, so there were a few kinks being worked out…read more 1. No draft beers. I think this would be an important change to make. 2. Burgoo was excellent according to my wife. 3. I ordered the pulled pork. The meat was outstanding, but the "mustard bbq sauce" wasn't as much bbq sauce as it was just straight mustard. If this is your thing, more power to you. Wasn't mine. They swiftly replaced it with something I thought was more appropriate for pulled pork. 4. Service was excellent. 5. Atmosphere was excellent with live music even taking requests.

We really enjoyed our lunch (Saturday) and also the Sunday Brunch. The chicken salad & beer cheese…read moresoup were excellent and hubby loved some type of pretzel with cheese dip. Lots of yummy food for the Sunday brunch too - some of the items were french toast, biscuits & gravy, veggies, fish, and chicken. Yummy very sweet tea too ! Such a charming atmosphere too!

I would like to thank David Carrington for providing Limo Service for my Wife's 50th Birthday to…read moreShaker Village we had a awesome time! Highly recommend him! Very reasonably priced, very courteous and kind. Thank you David for a great time! Neither one of us had ever ridden in a limo before! But had rented them for other occasion for other family members!

My husband and I used this limousine service to see the Southern Lights show in Lexington, KY with…read moreour boys and their friends. We reserved the white, 8 person limo for 3 hours. I had in my mind that most limousines I had been in carried more than 8 people and it might be small, but it was definitely comparable in size to other limos I have ridden in. It was also nicer looking in person- In a picture online it looked as if the seats were a bit worn but we didn't notice that at all while we were in it. It was comfortable. It was not as expensive as we had anticipated and as a matter of fact, because the light show was so packed, we actually went over our time by about 45 minutes and he didn't charge us for that time. A nice gesture was that he had prepared a CD for us with Christmas music that had over 30 songs on it. At the end of the trip, it was ours to keep. We had a blast. I would absolutely refer this company to a friend and will use them again in the future!:-)