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.

We stayed on a warm feb night and I feel like this place comes alive under great weather. The…read morecourtyard and firepits were an amazing touch and the check in was the friendliest I've encountered in a long time. The rooms were clean and comfy however there was so much road noise which could prevent a restful night's sleep. Staying there affords you 50% off at Toogie's table for appetizers and wine which is an amazing deal.

Read about this place in travel and leisure and it didn't disappoint. Great retro feel, nice court…read moreyard with fire pits and a nice pool. Room was clean and well appointed. Check in was easy. Highly recommend staying here. We will go back.

The Old Talbott Tavern has recieved numerous accolades & awards over many years & with being built…read morein the late 1700's it has an amazing history with notable guests such as Abraham Lincoln, Jesse James, Daniel Boone & the old exiled French King Louis Phillipe so that in itself is worth the stop for any history buff. Once seated we were given some recommendations by our sever, Bethany, who did an excellent job of taking care of us. So we ended up ordering the Pulled Pork Platter & Shrimp & Grits. Our meals arrived in short order & everything was outstanding. Our only complaint was the acousticss were pretty awful which made carrying on a conversation a little difficult but I suppose there isn't much that can be done about that. All in all we were more than happy with our experience & we will absolutely return again in the future.

Had dinner and drinks here. Let me start off with that are server was great. The drinks were good…read more Massive bourbon list. When it comes to food, total different story. The shepherds pie was just okay. Green fried tomatoes were fine, but missing the mark on the sauce. We ordered a special, souvlaki chicken. It was two skewers of really small, burnt and overcooked chicken with peppers on a bed of what tasted like microwaveable rice. Totally missing the seasoned and bright-herbaceous mix of olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and oregano. Just go to the bar. Find some other place for dinner.

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

My wife and I spent a couple of nights in the Chapeze Suite at the Kentucky Bourbon House. When we…read morefirst arrived, we were charmed by the historic feel of the place and also pleased with the amenities. Nice bathroom and furnishings. The owners added hospitality by having a full coffee service, snacks, and some cereal for a light breakfast. The house is also right on the central circle in Bardstown, so walking to restaurants was very convenient. However, this house is right on the main thoroughfare in Bardstown, and less than 50 ft from the road. The constant traffic noise made it very difficult to sleep, as the bed is located right next to the window facing the street. On Saturday, the noise was constant until after 2:30 am and on Sunday the noise did not abate until after 12:30 am. Each morning the noise started again about 6 am. This was a constant barrage of loud mufflers, pickups and diesel trucks. There is also a traffic light out on the street so we heard these noisy vehicles accelerating from the light. If you have an issue with noise at night I recommend that you investigate other properties. This room, with taxes and fees, was over $200 per night and I don't feel we got that type of value

We spent four nights in the Bourbon Cottage. Great location, great cottage. We were walking…read moredistance to restaurants and night life. The hosts provided a great list of things to do. The cottage was central to many distilleries and other places to visit. I highly recommend a stay at the cottage! (walk across the street and get a YumYum)

The staff are friendly and the place is clean, but the brand Spark doesn't offer the value of…read moreservices for the price. At all. For $196 a night, I really expect something other than microwave pancakes, hard boiled eggs, and danish for breakfast. The shower was lukewarm at best. IHG down the street charges $40/night less. Go there.

Team friendly, property clean, breakfast a little lacking for $180 per night. Parking easy, good…read morelocation. Apparently recently converted from Hampton Inn with no notice from Hilton there were downgrades. Breakfast became a bagel bar. There is apparently 24/7 coffee tho.

Stayed here for one night's lodging after attending an event in the area. The room was fantastic…read morewith comfortable accommodations and I slept well after an initial adjustment period to the street noise below my window. I was in the upstairs corner Lincoln Suite and the stone walls are thick and several layers of draperies contribute to the quietude. Although the building is old, many modernized remodels have been completed. However, do not expect an up-to-date type space. For example, there is a slight step up into the bathroom. The door to the room also rattled whenever someone else closed a door elsewhere .... Or maybe that was Lincoln's ghost? I was too tired to fret about it and slept well. Would recommend staying here at least once for a unique experience. Breakfast was included in the room rate. Menu is in the room to contemplate ahead of time. Went down to the dining area prior to my check out and had a nice dining experience. Ordered the Traditional Breakfast option and it was well prepared and satisfying, so overall also a great value. There is also a Keurig coffeemaker in the room. Staff are all very welcoming and proficient. Parking was free next to the property.

4.5 What a pleasant and enjoyable stay! We were completely…read moresurprised by the comfort and conveniences provided at the Talbott Inn. We had looked at the historic rooms at the nearby Tavern (our reason for visiting), but decided not to take our chance on stairs we'd have to negotiate to get to a room. However, the Inn has a very large and convenient elevator, so that's the place we chose. (Note: the elevator is very slow...but what's the rush?) The reception desk and area is small but adequate with odds and ends of tchotchkes for sale. Receptionist was very polite. Our room was spacious! And...I mean bigger than the photos represent and much larger than we imagined. Large comfy bed, plenty of soft and medium pillows, fridge, microwave, chairs to lounge, relax, or read. Complementary bottles of water, coffee and coffee maker. All nice touches. And thermostat was easy to adjust. Bathroom was fine, clean, well-stocked with one notable exception, which we find in nearly every hotel we stay in these days: No towel rods to hang wet towels or wash cloths. That is, except one hook high up on the back of the bathroom door. (Virtually out of reach for my wife. We find this an unreasonable inconvenience in all our travels....(so only a half point deduction here.) Windows provided beautiful views of the square and were seemingly well-insulated....so no terrible traffic noises to keep us awake during the night. (OK...A few trucks in the morning, but not too early.) All-in-all we give this lodging very high marks and our solid recommendation. Oh, and very reasonably priced to boot!

This "hotel" was previously a motel / motorlodge. The humidity in our 1st-floor room was so high…read morethat the linens, pillows, & mattresses felt damp when you laid down to sleep! We turned up the AC unit, thinking it would get rid of the dampness, but it made it worse -cold & moist! The toilet paper was hard to get off the roll due to the humidity. The shower fixtures were loose but functioning & water hot. We did not call the front desk to exchange rooms because it was after midnight before we realized that it wasn't improving. We were tired & talked ourselves into not getting redressed & packing everything up & that we could manage since we were leaving early. When we informed the desk staff upon checkout of the problems, they were apologetic & assured us that it will be addressed. We did not stay for the complimentary breakfast.

Meh. I was lured in by the Best Western brand. The hotel is undergoing a badly needed renovation…read morebut we were in an old room, I think. The lady at the desk was nice. I'm not overly picky but every aspect of this experience was just barely okay. The room was clean enough. The bed sheet was sideways and inside out which is a problem for a king size bed. We had to remake it. The blow dryer was encrusted and sticky. The mattress was okay but not great and the bed frame was cheap and extremely creaky. The towels were the cheapest possible. We couldn't move the shower head from its position. There was an aftermarket bidet (yup you read that right) which was appreciated and the tv service offered many choices which was good. It is a short walk to downtown which was nice. You get what you pay for.

I stayed 2 nights at this hotel for my cousin's wedding last August 2025…read more Very clean, comfortable . Good breakfast. Front desk personal was very friendly and helpful. Very friendly staff too.

We have stayed in many places over the years and I have to say I have never been so surprised as…read morewhen we came back to our room to find a card. Picture enclosed. Beyond that the hospitality and professionalism of the front desk truly made our visit perfect.

Fun place with a fabulous bar tender Mary and an indoor pickleball court…read more Mary gave us the warmest welcome we've ever received at a hotel! Very nice room. Then Mary made us two outstanding bourbon cocktails! She made a mean Old Fashion that my husband loved with cherries and oranges. I had a delicious concoction of bourbon, coconut, and lime juice called Richie something which was the first one on the right side of the menu. She recommended a nice restaurant in town. Mary made our visit a very pleasant experience!

This was a great centralized hotel for our 3 night 5 distillery tour. We stayed 2 nights at Distill…read moreInn and I would highly recommend. The room was roomy and easily slept five people with 2 beds and a pull-out sofa. There is a fun game room with pickle ball, corn hole, and a big Connect Four (which I lost twice). There's a bar onsite too. The front desk and breakfast staff were all very friendly and welcoming. They also have one of those big commercial coffee machines in the lobby so you can have cappuccino or hot chocolate anytime! This is a great hotel when you are in the area visiting distilleries!