Set in Bardstown, within 43 km of Elizabethtown City Park and 5.4 km of My Old Kentucky Home State Park, Distill-Inn offers accommodation with a bar and free WiFi throughout the property as well as...
Terrell
United States
It was clean. The coffee machine made my mornings! The staff was great. I loved the bar!
Located in Bardstown, 44 km from Elizabethtown City Park, Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Bardstown by IHG provides accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a shared lounge and a...
Fairfield Inn & Suites Bardstown is located in Bardstown, 44 km from Elizabethtown City Park and 5.9 km from My Old Kentucky Home State Park. This 3-star hotel offers a business centre and free WiFi.
valerie
United States
good variety of foods and beverages. Entire area nice and clean.
Located in Bardstown, 41 km from Elizabethtown City Park, Bardstown Motor Lodge provides accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Caroline
United Kingdom
The cutest place to stay, perfect for what we wanted walking distance from the town. Well decorated and lovely outdoor seating area.
Set 33 km from Heritage Hill Golf Course, 39 km from Schmidt s Museum of Coca Cola Memorabilia and 42 km from Hardin County History Museum, Bourbon Belle of Bardstown features accommodation located in...
Featuring free bikes and views of garden, Bourbon Manor Bed & Breakfast Inn is a bed and breakfast situated in a historic building in Bardstown, 42 km from Elizabethtown City Park.
Situated in Bardstown, 40 km from Elizabethtown City Park, Jailer's Inn features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Jarda CZ
United States
Great location, perfect service, warm served breakfast with many options.
Prison is very interesting piece of history.
Very nice people, helpful in any aspect.
Close by attractions mainly focus on the many many...
Close by attractions mainly focus on the many many distillers in the area. We toured Wild Turkey which was very nice. My take is if you've seen one, the others are the same. Would like to have stayed another day for the civil war "museum" which is mostly outside. Went to an "antique" building - nothing antique about it - mostly modern (95%) crafts. For eating not too many restaurants with variety - but some big chains like Cracker Barrel. Navigation around town is easy and a nice pace. Great walking area around down town. Prices in downtown are a bit ridiculous - most t-shirts or sweatshirts start at 40 and go up. One shop had a baseball cap for 40.00 and a denim dress my wife liked but it was 265.00 - needless to say she didn't get it. Very friendly people in the town. The entire region is focused on bourbon. I'm glad I went but would like a few different more subjects in the area. Even something as simple as true antiques or at least collectables. For an area steeped in bourbon, I know the barrels are in high demand yet you couldn't find one for sale. The trash cans around town were made of the barrels and those were bolted to the curb. My take is what ever the market will bare. Apparently it works for them because they are still in business. Glad I went but will not be a repeat customer.
John
Scored 10
10
Bardstown is a quaint little town, beautiful old historic...
Bardstown is a quaint little town, beautiful old historic homes, the fall scenery was just stunning.... downtown was very nice but beware there is very little parking downtown, be prepared to walk.... visiting Mammys restaurant is a must for down home kentucky cooking! The Old Talbott in was a nice visit to see the oldest bourbon bar in the world! Food wasn't the best but atmosphere was great! The Rickhouse restaurant is a cozy upscale restaurant hidden away but so worth the visit!
Cathy
United States
Scored 10
10
Charming, beautiful, full of history and character, well-...
Charming, beautiful, full of history and character, well-maintained downtown area with a lot of little independent shops and boutiques. Something for everyone. Easy to walk around. We received great local recommendations, including Scout and Scholar Brewery, The Volstead Speakeasy, Cafe Primo (great pizza, which we ate while at The Volstead), and Hadorn's Bakery. Also, shout out to Cactus Annie's, Evergreen Liquors, Making Good Scentz, and Trope Romance Bookstore - all great spots. Again, something for everyone! :D
Kelly
United States
Scored 10
10
Bardstown is a lovely little town in the heart of Bourbon...
Bardstown is a lovely little town in the heart of Bourbon country, great for a weekend trip! Some lovely restaurants and some not so good ones. Talbot Inn was very hyped up but did not live up to it's reputation. Mammy's was awesome !
KOCUBA
Scored 10
10
what a fantastic town, so much history, so much bourbon!
what a fantastic town, so much history, so much bourbon! everyone was friendly even during the week when the restaurants that are open close around 9 PM. the downtown was quiet when we were there and easy to walk the streets downtown and around the Talbott Inn.
Mary M
United States
Scored 10
10
Shelley...
Shelley The room was very clean, had a comfortable bed, great location ,great price and very friendly manager. We would definitely stay again.
Shelley
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The location in the center of Bardstown was great and staying in a historic place was memorable. Our modern room in the annex next door to the tavern was large and comfortable (except for the internet - see below). The historic tavern built in 1779 next door also has rooms with period furniture but if you want to stay there you have to request it well in advance or be very lucky at check-in.
I enjoyed the newness of the hotel. It was very clean. It was just the right size hotel for my family. The breakfast was good! It’s nice having more hotel options available in the area now. The staff were very pleasant!
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