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The breakfast was good, my grandkids enjoyed all the choices. It was very convenient to have family stay within two miles of our house for a family event. The cost was the biggest negative. The single day cost was reasonable but when adding the Saturday it didn’t come close to just doubling the price- it was far more. That would prevent me from using it again for a day that costs that much.

There is plenty to do here in Jeffersonville. My hotel at the Raddison was within a few minutes' drive to the falls of Ohio. Clarksville is right next door at Exit 4 for restaurants and shopping. Across the Bridge to Louisville is less than 5 minutes away, even with traffic. Mike Linnings is one of my all-time favorite places to get great food, large portions, and is locally owned and operated. I recommend coming here, as I tend to find more to explore each time.

At first glance, this hotel looks great. But after staying there, you’ll know that the owners have just put lipstick on a pig. The lobby and pool are the only places in the hotel that aren’t run down. When we arrived, there was a surprise $100 security deposit, which wasn’t stated anywhere on the website when we booked. My family and I booked the largest suite because my husband was here for business and I stayed in the hotel with our two young children. We ordered breakfast which was $13 for a breakfast sandwich (the menu said $9). The “toast” for the sandwich was floppy and the eggs weren’t fully cooked. We let that go because things happen. I planned on swimming and then taking the two kids to lunch at the hotel restaurant. When we got downstairs to the restaurant, I was told by a very rude employee that she was the only server there and she wanted to go home, so she wasn’t accepting tables. It was 130pm and she told me I needed to wait until 345 when the next server came in. I went to the front desk to talk to someone, Kacie was very kind and helpful and eventually convinced the cook to take and prepare our lunch order. But we had to take it to go. It took over an hour for us to get our Cesar salad and chicken tenders (even though nobody else was there) and the whole time we were waiting, the girl was just sitting on her phone and organizing receipts. Mind you, she wouldn’t look or speak to us at that point. The lunch was disgusting, soggy and cold. When we complained to management, we were brushed off. Not to mention, everything in the room was run down, the elevators were sketchy, the furniture was all chipped and falling apart and definitely not worth the money for the room. All of the fire extinguishers hadn’t been inspected in over a year, so if there were a fire, who know if they would work! If you’re looking for a relaxing stay, this is not the place.

Smaller quieter town close to Louisville. Traveling the GRC bridge across into downtown can be backed up but overall Jeffersonville is a much cheaper alternative to stay if visiting Louisville versus staying in Louisville.

Jeffersonville was a charming town. I was there for business so I did not get to explore much. For travelers who would like to be close to Louisville without the hustle and bustle and higher cost of lodging Jeffersonville is perfect.

Jefferson is a really nice town, the locals were friendly & courteous ,lots of fast food , gas & markets easily accessible. If you read this. You’re in for a nasty surprise if you stay at Wayfare Motel cheapest priced rooms in town, but trust me when I say there’s a reason they are the cheapest rates.