As we were ending our Kentucky bourbon tour at Four Roses distillery on the last day of our visit-…read morewe stayed in Lawrenceburg. The hotel was nice and comfortable. The front desk staff were welcoming and breakfast had quite a few good choices. This is a good place to stay if you are in the area.

Location was convenient for our road trip and allows pets. Easy check in. We had a room on first…read morefloor in middle of hall, backside. Did not hear any street traffic during the night. Clean room, bed was comfortable, breakfast had a couple hot items along with the continental items. The only problem with this location is the parking lot if you have a large vehicle or towing a trailer. We would stay again.

Nice hotel in Frankfort, clean and plenty of restaurants and other things to do within walking…read moredistance. Indoor pool, complementary breakfast, very nice, it is a Hilton! Pet friendly too.

Housekeeping woke me up twice, hours before check out. This is bourbon town and I'm down for my…read morenephews 21st bday. Why start banging on peoples doors hours before the 11am checkout. It's 930 am right now while typing this so.....won't be back.

This is the best B&B!! So wonderful!! Great owner and a delicious breakfast. The home is…read moremagnificent and the grounds are so beautiful!

Absolutely amazing two night stay at this adorable "storybook" bed and breakfast. Felt so…read moreincredibly pampered. Breakfast was excellent, bed was extraordinarily comfortable and our "My Fair Lady" room could not have been cuter! Will definitely be back and tell everyone we know about it!! Love love love! But my favorite part??? Summer and Shiloh the two kitty cats that greet you on the grounds. So sweet!!

This was our first stay at any bed & breakfast, and we really didn't know what we were getting…read moreinto. Brad and Bri put us at ease immediately with directions and a tour of the place. They are the right people to be in this business - warm, relatable, full of local info, and happy to share it. We especially appreciated Brad's breakfast, the historic charm of the building (especially the library!), and the bourbon selection.

We had a great 4 night stay with Bri and Brad. They made us feel very welcome and were…read moreknowledgeable about options for dining and excursions. Breakfast every day was a treat with fruit, yogurt, homemade granola and an exceptional entree. It is very well-located in downtown Frankfort and walkable to many good activities and restaurants.

I recommend the bar. If Jordan is behind the bar, buckle up and enjoy the ride. He is…read moreknowledgeable, cool and great to chat with. His knowledge of the area, music and drinks is awesome. For dinner Parker took care of us. The Korean fried chicken was really good. The grounds were well kept and was pretty cool. But was a little disappointed in the manager and some of the hotel amenities. But the room is nice. Service for bar and food was great. Service for checkin and trying to manage the reservation not great.

Our group attended a less than 1 hour tour $30 per person on a Friday afternoon and were quickly…read moreshown a ballroom, hotel room, terrace, rooftop space, and outdoor fountain, entrance, and grounds. It was frenetic and rushed. It also felt like an extended sales pitch with the price list explained for each space we were shown and also slightly off-putting to hear $, $, $ during the tour. We did hear some interesting facts, but it was a rapid fire oratory that was sometimes difficult to comprehend due to delivery speed. (Imagine drinking water from a fire hose.) We were also a bit perplexed at the info provided about the popularity of the place for events, the cost of the building materials, and then viewing the property condition which was in a sad state. We started in the ballroom, which had large ceiling water stains and poorly patched areas and then proceeded to the main hall 1st and 2nd floors and viewed fleur de lis ceiling decals peeling from the surface as well as gaping holes. Finally, we were shown a hotel room that had a distinctive musty odor and then the top floor rooftop entertainment space with peeling and bulging stucco. The outside areas were equally unimpressive with poorly maintained landscaping with extensive sod replacement and burnt boxwoods, potholed asphalt, and exterior trim with peeling paint. We were told that the 3 chandeliers in the 2nd floor were $60,000 EACH, but that isn't what we noticed. (Including photos with my review demonstrating the peeling decorative decals and multiple holes in the surrounding ceiling.) We opted to leave following the tour after considering the on site restaurant's menu based on prices and offerings. We did peruse the gift shop and it had some interesting items. We had also considered returning in the future to attend a murder mystery dinner, but have decided this is a one-and-done experience. Hoping the investor group will consider a maintenance fund for the property.

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!

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.

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 am sure this hotel was beautiful in its day. They are remodeling it at the present time, and…read morewill continue until December of 2026. The rooms are very very dated. The furniture in the rooms should be just thrown away. The bed was very uncomfortable with small square pillows. I can see where they try hard to clean the rooms but it's not working well. I am unsure if it's because of the old cleaning equipment or the lack of staff. But I felt like everything needed a good scrub. The lighting in the bathroom was horrible. The lamp at the bedside would not turn on. On the upside, the staff were so very nice. The bar had some nice bourbons. They were not busy and provided popcorn between lunch and dinner menus. The hotel is close to Buffalo Trace. Check out Blind Harry's was a place for dinner. I would not stay here again while it is under construction.

Great location for bourbon tasting. Easy parking and free breakfast. Could really use some updates…read moreand attention to things like pillows, towels, cleaning, hair dryer, etc.

Average Hampton. I feel these places, after decades of business travel, are on par with the Tru…read morelevel of hotels in the Hilton portfolio. This one is recently remodeled with subpar materials. Each room has the faucet installed too close to the countertop which makes it comical to use the sink. I left this time feeling a bit itchy. It was clean. The counter girls were nice and friendly, although I do everything electronically. I'm just kind of done with the Hampton level quality in general. Not bad, not great. Just eh.

I found myself here exactly a year later after a last minute 6-state roadtrip detour on the return…read moreto Baltimore from Missouri. Having stayed here last year and finding the property to be an excellent stopping for the night point, I easily made a reservation on the Hilton app - from 20 miles away. They had rooms available, and the staff welcomed me right in. The hotel was just like I remembered it. Easy location to find, friendly staff, clean rooms, and a big free breakfast before I journeyed on the next morning.