Very poor, there a couple of bare minimum expectations at a hotel and they missed the mark. No hot…read morewater in the shower, the toilet seat appears the be from the 1960 time frame, when I told the staff no apology just a shrug. The ice machines didn't work so everyone had to use the kitchen ice machine and hope they used the scoop. No acknowledging my diamond membership and basic cable with very few channels. I don't have high expectations for breakfast at hotels but cold oatmeal, really you can't heat oatmeal?

gave us a dirty room with unmade bed and towel thrown over bathroom had to relocate to a noisy…read moreroom with so much noise we had to turn up the tv to kerp from hearing the conversation next door. the hot water was non existent. just "warm". bed was hard and tossed and turned all night. woke up with sore back. the breakfast was garbage. even worse than the normal Hampton Inn slop. they need to quit pretending they offer breakfast. eggs were a nasty southwest ftozen box to container variet. why? not everyone eats onions and peppers in their eggs. so no protein cause that was it. was too green bannanas and waxy apples. out of milk for your one selection of cereal. gravy for biscuits and gravy but no biscuits. smh. do yourself a favor and keep rolling down the road.

I wish I had spent the night here. I would love to stay all night here, but I am not in the area to…read morespend the evening, I am in one of my hiking moods. I was on a road trip back to Nashville and decided to stop and check out the Myrtledene Manor. History of the Manor: Used by Confederate Gen. John Hunt Morgan as his headquarters during his raids on Lebanon during the Civil War, Myrtledene today offers a slightly more relaxed environment for its guests. The house is completely furnished in antiques and guests are encouraged to make themselves at home. A large yard with gardens, fish pond and sings is ideal for couples on a romantic retreat, readers looking for a peaceful spot of children who need a safe place to play. Myrtledene has been designated a Kentucky landmark by the Kentucky Heritage Committee. Used by Confederate General John Hunt Morgan as his headquarters during his raids on Lebanon, Myrtledene today offers slightly more relaxed environs for our guests. With two guest rooms, the house is completely furnished in antiques. Guests are encouraged to make themselves at home and make use of the entire house and grounds. Phones, television, wireless internet service, a library, a refrigerator, and piano are here for our guests' use. The large yard with gardens, wisteria arbor, fish pond, swings, and hammocks are ideal for couples on a romantic retreat, readers looking for a peaceful spot, or children who need a safe place to play. Myrtledene has been designated a Kentucky Landmark by the Kentucky Heritage Committee. General Morgan was so enamored with Myrtledene that he chose to spare it when his Raiders burned and looted much of Lebanon, a Union stronghold. In fact, it was here where the white flag of truce was flown atop a pole used to clean the tall ceilings. Today's "raiders" can use Myrtledene as their headquarters as they come to experience traditional Southern hospitality and visit the many area attractions I would love to learn more about the history of this gorgeous manor.

We took a few days to do the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, so we stayed here after the first night. This…read moreis very close to the Maker's Mark distillery, though your GPS will take you on one-lane horse trails cascading over miniature cliffs! (very pretty, though, and we survived due to my other-worldly driving skills). The B&B apparently has some history to it relating to the Civil War, as does the city of Lebanon. This is supposedly one of the few houses that was not burned when the Confederate army seized it. The house is quite charming if you're into old houses. Our room was fairly nice with maybe a few too many pieces of furniture stuffed in it. You don't really have a private bathroom unless nobody else is staying there. They seem to be improving the place, as they were putting in central air while we were there (I think). The Good: The bed was comfortable, there is free wireless, and the owner/operator is very pleasant. Breakfast was good. The Bad: The grounds needed some tending to. The grass was very over-grown, as were the vines hanging over the front walk-way. Breakfast was about 45 minutes late and we didn't have access to coffee until breakfast was ready (though it was very good). The owner/operators have two young children. They didn't disturb us, though you should know this is sort of a family-friendly establishment. Some of you may like that, and some of you may not. If ever in the middle of Kentucky again, we would consider staying here again.

We loved our short stay! Great location (close to Marker's Mark Distillery), spacious place,…read moredelicious food, and kind hosts. Jim and Cheryl stayed up to welcome us despite our late arrival and anticipated many of our needs. Would recommend to all.

. Please see more PHOTOS on my Trip Advisor review!…read more Without a doubt, The Hill House Bed and Breakfast is one of the most luxurious, charming, and just so good that it's almost decadent, destinations! The vibe and decor is an eclectic mix of yesteryear meets modern, bright and airy! It's a perfect blend! The new owners are still ongoing their projects of updating many things; yet it seems as if everything has already been done! There has been no detail left out! It's spic and span CLEAN from top to bottom! Super Cleanliness is a big PLUS for me! The breakfasts are absolutely SCRUMPTIOUS! The presentation in the Dining room is where the experience starts! Presentation truly is everything and The Hill House has it! Jim and Cheryl are both very creative people! I'm sure they'll keep the updates going until they have it just SO-SO to meet their level of what they want this lovely home to be! My cousin and I had a 2 night stay here while visiting the Bardstown KY area. I stayed in the Maple Room. My cousin was in the Magnolia room. I couldn't have been more fortunate than to have a chosen the room that just absolutely was everything I'd want it to be. (Be very careful of the lower door knobs or you get locked in your room. Jim is going to change out all of these. You'll be fine if you don't lock that bottom doorknob!) Thank you so much to Jim and Cheryl that made our stay truly enjoyable. Jim, an extra thank you for helping me exit out of the parking lot upon departure in the rain on those curvy roads. To Cheryl, I just hate it that with the rain and all that I forgot those amazing leftovers out of the fridge. I sure was looking forward to that later this evening! You both went above and beyond! Best of wishes to you on the rest of your Journey! I have just a couple of tips for anyone traveling here. You need to physically type in the address into your GPS. If you don't, you'll end up like me driving in circles in some of the most beautiful farmlands and rolling hills I've ever seen! That part was great, but, you may panic, like I did! The location is very easy to pass right by it and end up doing this. However, it was because I spoke my GPS instead of actually typing in the address. Also, if you should have any physical limitations, be aware that there are stairs down to the patio and then of course if you're staying in a room on the upper level, there are stairs. This is an Historic home and there are no elevators. Also, be prepared for a lot of winding roads in the areas between Bardstown and Loretto. The roads themselves are beautiful, but there are so many people that live there that drive SO FAST around those curves, that I was truly frightened a couple of times. I suppose the locals know the roads and they're not concerned. I hope someone in the City Council, or the Mayor, becomes concerned, and SOON. Better to advice their residents to cool it on these roads before someone dies a tragic death here. I hate to write that but I don't want anyone harmed on the roads of Loretto, KY. I can't believe the local law enforcement doesn't seem concerned about this.

This place was the perfect relaxing getaway. The owners are fantastic wonderful gracious hosts.read more

Very cool room with a library that's great for book nerds like myself. All you hear are the…read moreoccasional cows mooing and apparently a rooster (I missed it, from the Lincoln room). The best part is dessert and tea in the dining room every night. Really nice stay, but keep in mind it's a small town, so try to get there early so you have some dinner options and can explore before things close up (seems like 8pm-ish).

0 stars. Horrible front desk service, servant was rude from the very moment we walked in and had a…read moremeltdown and refused service over a harmless joke between me and someone I was with. After reading some of the reviews I feel that I dodged a bullet.

Back here on business and when I checked in, I was put on the second floor. The issue? This Best…read moreWestern, like the one in Corbin, does not have elevators! :O It did not occur to me last time because I was put on the first floor. Why do these hotels not have elevators? Well, I think the one in Corbin must have been a converted motel (rooms that are facing towards the outside). But this hotel is actually a hotel, all the doors are within the building and so even under a buyout, it should have remained a hotel and had elevators. So odd. Last time, I guess I forgot to update the cable package. They do have the History Channel (one channel I watch for The Secrets of Skinwalker Ranch), but no Discovery Family and no Travel Channel (Paranormal Caught on Camera, if I were to stay here on Wednesday). 8/12/2025 The breakfast is replenished every hour. I went down the first time and I was only left with tater tots (which were good) and the egg beater scrambled eggs. I never eat the eggs and so, tater tots. I did see that someone was tending the food because she was the one who told me on the hour 7 a.m. (breakfast starts at 6 a.m.) that sausage and bacon would be available. 8/13/2025 The breakfast is the same (they do not rotate). This hotel also has some good baked goods, chocolate and frosted doughnuts (most hotels I find only have muffins, and not just English Muffins). Everything was good with the stay. The only inconvenience is definitely if one is placed on the second floor (no elevators).

OMG, This place is Great!!! Only 1 1/2 miles from…read moreTaylorsville Lake and Marina. Great location. Great prices! Great room! Very clean and roomy! The bed is extremely comfortable and pillows soft. TV mounted on the wall with over 100+ cable channels including HD. Free WiFi with strong strength and fast speeds. Great outdoor picnic/relaxing patio with a Grill to use. Mexican Resturant next door and a convenient store 1/2 mile away for soda,chips, take out, etc... No smoking rooms!!!! AWESOME Highly recommended to anyone in the area!! Nightly and weekly rates available!

I love this place! Mr. David has taken care of our family for generations all the way to myself. He…read moreis so very sweet to everyone and always so generous to help if needed. :) To us he is like family. I always look forward to seeing him when we pull up to the motel and give him a hug.

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

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!!

The staff at holiday inn were super friendly. It must be the small town attitude that more of…read moreAmerica needs. Check in was fast , room was clean and very nice for the price. The best part is the breakfast. Yes , they have the standard scrambled eggs that every hotel has but so much more than most hotels in this price range. A couple of great restaurants within walking distance and dozens more within a mile drive. General manager was working front counter on a Sunday. Thanks Danville holiday inn express for a great 3 days.

Best stay in Danville hands down! The staff from the moment we arrived we were treated like family…read moreand made welcomed and felt at home relaxed after a long day , very much needed hospitality!