The Boathouse Restaurant @ Conley Bottom Resort. Very disappointed! This was our 1st & last visit…read moreto this restaurant. Our waitress was friendly but not attentive at all. After a young boy delivered our meals (minus our salad) to the wrong table then brought them over to us...a few minutes later our waitress came up and said "here's your salad", then walked away! She never returned to ask about our meals, until she brought our check. The food...my sirloin was ordered as medium but arrived nearly rare. The Mac & Cheese was watery and had no flavor. The baked potato was ordered with extra butter but definitely did not have it. We also ordered a ribeye steak (that costs $34) that was extremely fatty. 7/16/2026: Prices on the Boathouse @ Conley Bottom website are not updated. I.e. the sirloin is listed on the website menu as $22.99 but in the restaurant it is $24..99. Would not recommend!!

Poor service and terrible, overpriced food. We waited nearly one hour for our food in a practically…read moreempty restaurant. While waiting, we drank all our waters/tea and no one came by to refill until right before our food came. Once our food arrived it was COLD! Every bit of it-Mac and cheese, pulled pork and chicken in the sandwiches, chicken tenders and then there was the undercooked, cold baked potato. It's been a long time since I've had to pay for such a crappy meal and terrible service. Won't be back.

If you've never been to Haney's and had a fried apple pie and an apple cider slushie and went to…read morepick your own apples...what have you been doing with your life? The grounds and the inside of the buildings are clean, neat, and so cute. The employees have always been so nice and helpful. A must stop if you're in the area

Very kind staff. Had a bunch of stuff to do for kids. Had some kids working and were surprisingly…read morehelpful. Best apple pies you've ever had and would recommend. The mood is so good and is a super cute place. Would highly recommend .

Everyone here is so sweet. Never has there been a time ive felt less than family. Prices are great,…read moreservice is great people are even better.

Great selection, fast service! What more could you want!…read more Stopped in for refreshments for the boat tomorrow. In and out in less than 10 min. Nice!

Nice course...Expensive..$12 per adult and $10 for my 3 yr old grandson which is too much for a 3…read moreyr old....no group discounts either ( we had 10 in our group)

Small little mini golf, needs a little upkeep but nice for the family. Ice cream was good too…read more Owner is very nice.

Going here was an impromptu, spur of the moment decision. We were out driving the countryside when…read morethis gem popped up on Google Maps. On a whim we followed our way through the countryside to the museum. The museum is well lit, spacious and clean. Parking is ample. All areas are ADA compatible. Restrooms were sparkling clean. The museum hosts a large number of memorabilia items from some well known and lesser known names in country music. Each display case is neatly organized and well kept. The museum also weaves some of Kentucky's history into the story and describes how Kentucky not only influenced country music, but how country music helped shape Kentucky. The price of admission seemed a little steep, but the museum was very clean and well laid out. It guess it costs more to keep the lights on these days. The setting is beautiful. The countryside surrounding is charming. Next door is the barn at Renfro Valley where the Oak Ridge Boys were singing the night we came. There isn't much to say about this museum other than that it is exactly what it says it is...a tribute to Kentucky's rich country music heritage. If you enjoy the songs of yesteryear or are charmed by the sound of a fiddle and steel guitar, you'll probably enjoy yourself "riche here". Lots to do, and this little venue should be on your to do list.

Well, this was quite the nice surprise. What a lovely museum. It is staged beautifully -…read morespotlighting Kentucky born artists in the music field as well as providing information about the history of bluegrass music. It was not crowded. Very reasonable entrance fee. Nice gift shop. Highly recommend a visit if you travel through. Right off the highway.

This was our first experience with Cumberland Roots. The coffee was a great one. The service was…read moreterrific and speedy. We had the caramel macchiato. The staff working this truck are the sweetest people I have ever met!!!!! I cannot recommend Cumberland Roots Coffee enough. I'm a black coffee person myself, but they have tons of other options, too! They are a great group of people. I hope they continue to do well.

Thank you! Thank you!…read more You ladies offered an amazing product and excellent service in a very swift manner. I will definitely be back next time I am in Town! I had the Gindgerbread Chai and momma you did not disappoint! Keep up the great work and look forward to the next one!

This was my first experience with a bed and breakfast and I really wasn't sure what to expect. It's…read morelike staying with family but keeping to your self. I found this place months ago and my initial plans in February fell through, so on July 3rd as I planned a work related adventure in the area, I remembered this place. I called pretty much at the last minute and was welcomed by Michelle. She isn't actually onsite but met us a few miles away (not because we were lost or anything). I will admit, I'm extremely picky when it comes to hotels and resorts, so I was worried and didn't want to commit before checking it out. Michelle was extremely gracious and showed us around the entire house. It passed the test and I chose the "Lakeside" room. The room had it's own bathroom, and was immaculate. It was the only room in the inn with a private patio. When we first arrived it was loud because it overlooks the lake and it was a busy weekend. The view... why do we travel out of state when we have so much beauty within Kentucky?! The bad news: it's on the market for sale... If you have $775,000 and decide to buy this place, hit me up because I'd love to stay here again. The owner, Mr. Noble was a bit unwelcoming at first, as Michelle was showing us around. I guess that's what he pays her for anyway. As he sat in the living room, watching The History Channel on the community tv, my talkative husband got him to open up and he explained that this was Mrs. Noble's dream and she passed away five years ago. They built the 8,000 square ft home ten years ago. Breakfast was prepared by Michelle and we ate in a community setting, there was only one other couple and Mr. Noble. I don't mind the shared seating because I cruise a lot and that's the norm on a cruise. But if you don't like that, a B&B probably isn't for you. I don't think that I would've enjoyed it as much if the house were full to capacity. Check out was at 11:00 and they were expecting a full house in the 4th. The price was a bit steep, over double the rate that I was quoted in February. I think that if they were to lower the rate on non holidays and weekdays, I bet they would get more visitors. All in all, it's a great getaway with an awesome view.

This is a great B & B! It's beautifully decorated with antiques and has a fantastic view of the…read morelake. A nice quiet deck on the back that's a great place to read. Breakfast was good, too. Friendly hosts that are great at helping you find attractions or nearby restaurants. We've stayed in others, but this is one of the best.

My family and I have stayed here several times and we loved each and every time. Barry the owner…read moreand his family are the best people you will ever meet they go above and beyond to make sure your stay is enjoyable. The cabins have everything you need and the price is affordable. The only thing I always bring extra is pillows because I'm a pillow nut, love this place.