Great place to stay, clean , the owners & staff are friendly, the bar on site is great to relax in…read morethe evening. Walking distance from downtown shopping. Highly recommend staying at this family owned hotel with the "NOLA" flare.

Our third time staying here. This time during Unbroken Circle Fest. The Riverboat was looking good…read more New owners have spruced the place up. I heard them mention $2 beers at their bar. It's a great view of the bridge and the river. Massive outdoor deck space to accommodate whoever you bring. Be aware, this isn't a Fairfield. The Riverboat is unique, but the rates are good and the rooms are clean and comfy. We will go back.

We were at Belterra from Wednesday to Friday for a work conference…read more As soon as you walk into the lobby you get a whiff of the old moldy/musty/stale smell. We went up to our room to check it out. It smelled moldy/musty/stale as well. My wife ran a diffuser which helped tremendously. The armoire and the dresser that holds the mini fridge were in pretty rough shape. The tub had chips and stains in it. The headboard of the bed is pleather/vinyl and it was peeling and flaking. There is no microwave in the room. We changed and headed to the pool. This was probably the highlight of the week. The pool area is nice and the staff at the pool bar were friendly and talkative. We quickly learned that beers at the pool bar were colder than any others at Belterra. We stopped by and hung out at the pool and pool bar three times during our stay. We sent to the Stadium sports Bar and Grill Wednesday evening with some friends. The food was OK. After our first night we realized the bed was hard as a rock and the pillows were awful and we would just have to get through our stay. The next morning, I went to Nosh to get some breakfast. I ordered two Bacon, Egg and Cheese English Muffins and took them up to the room. The little oven they use is apparently on a preset timer based on what you order. It overcooked both our sandwiches. The muffins were almost burned and egg was chewy. My wife did say the coffee I ordered her was the best in the hotel. The entire hotel felt like you were in a walk in freezer. It didn't matter if you were in the lobby, casino or the conference rooms. everyone in our group complained how cold the hotel was. The hotel needs a complete renovation. I don't think it has been upgraded since it was built. My wife and I agreed that we won't be back to Belterra.

A friend had a filly she bred running in her first race, and she asked me to accompany her to…read moreBelterra. This is a small track with a casino. Grandstand parking and entry are free. The grandstand has a strange vertical design with minimal seating, and a staircase from the apron. The apron has tables with umbrellas. I had been to Belterra previously twice, but would not ordinarily go for racing. It is lower tier racing. If you live nearby, I assume it could be an entertainment option for you. 63

I loved this place immediately. There's something about these bars that are themed after very…read moremasculine men with dark wood and leather (Hemingway, Teddy Roosevelt, etc) that just attracts me like a moth to a candle. The space is great and is both casual and sort of intentionally ironically macho and you would fit in in a t-shirt or a suit equally. Service was very friendly, the cocktails were great and at least one was named for cats. No matter agar type of cocktail you like, you've got options- it's not all whiskey! I was bummed this wasn't our first stop of the evening, but then, I probably wouldn't have left it. Decidedly going to go back.

Our drinks were handcrafted so well. This is not your average run tiki bar. The service was great…read moreand the live music was the icing on the cake.

Ahhhh finally got to see our Rosa and... I absolutely tried something new... and so glad I did…read more Felt like cheating on my ZARZUELA DE MARISCOS... lol. But worth it the Chimmichurri steak was delicious and so so so so so tender.... Just absolutely perfect! And of course Rosa recommended it. So perfect just like her. The girl got her usual lol but did try a new appetizer with me. I can't remember what it's called but it's some kind of flatbread and it was magical. It had fig jam and just loaaaaaaaded with toppings. So good. Full. Happy. Surrounded by love. It's a happy place to be!

This is a fantastic Cuban spot in my local area. Super big menu with lots to choose from. Big…read moreportions and lots of flavor. Parking lot is shared with other restaurants so always packed, large inside and patio options. Fun ambiance with live music on small stage some nights .friendly service not too fancy.

It was a heavy day for me. I just had received some not so great news and it added to my load of to…read moredo's. But, my boyfriend suggested this place for dinner and it very much fixed the energy. I was having a stressful day and this dinner took it all away. My server was very much attentive. So, we will be back. Thank you, Manager, Hannah

My husband and I chose Brooklyn and the Butcher for our 5 year anniversary dinner. It's a really…read morecute space, and very cozy. Great service. We had the brie appetizer to start. I decided to splurge on a $65 7 oz filet, which is twice what I've ever paid for a steak before. We just don't do steakhouses very often but I thought it'd be worth it to get the best steak ever. I ordered medium, and felt it was overcooked. I fault myself for not going medium rare or specifying 'medium to medium rare'. The mashed potatoes and mac n cheese were excellent. I'd go back but I'd get a less expensive cut next time.

I wish I could give it 10 stars! They deserve it! What a wonderful Bed and Breakfast hotel…read more Jeremy and Mark run an exceptional place with truly an unbelievable attention to details. The rooms are all lovely and so beautifully appointed and their service is top notch. What's more their breakfasts are expertly and beautifully presented by chef Mark. I don't know if I could find anything to be critical of as they do such a wonderful job as proprietors. Yes, if I am in Louisville again, I will definitely stay here and recommend all my friends and family do the same.

If you're planning a trip to Louisville then the Inn at Woodhaven needs to be top of list for where…read moreto stay. Jeremy and Mark have a beautiful B&B and the attention to detail will exceed any expectation. My husband and I stayed 5 nights in the Rose Cottage for his 50th birthday in early September. The amazing cottage was comfortable and quiet with everything needed for our stay. The main house is beautifully appointed and decorated and your hosts think of every detail. Nice touches included flavored whiskeys and treats made by Mark available in the common area at all times. The breakfast available each morning (prepared by Mark) was amazing and the menu is diverse enough to cater to any taste. Jeremy and Mark are truly passionate about Louisville and Jeremy provided awesome suggestions for tours, dining, and other activities. Jeremy also keeps a fine selection of bourbons in-house and his Black Walnut Old-Fashioned is a must try! Jeremy and Mark have forged relationships locally that can give your stay something extra, as well. We booked the Birthday Package, which included a bouquet of flowers, delicious cake from an established local bakery and two of the Black Walnut Old Fashioned's. We also added on the Angels Envy Package which was well worth the money! It included two leather covered glasses, a giftcard to a local steakhouse that has an amazing assortment of whiskeys, a special bottle of Angel's Envy and two tickets to their distillery tour. Which ended up being one of our favorite, and most informative tours of our stay. My husband and I found Inn at Woodhaven to be absolutely spectacular and we were already booking our next stay within two weeks of being home. We truly felt like we were leaving a friend when we departed.

Cute, quiet date night. Intimate table side kitchen and amazing food. Perso is a unique gem nestled…read moreon Shelby Street. The ambiance is clean, minimalist, mature with a menu that speaks to a tenured chef. I had the pate charcuterie and the creme brulee. Ill be honest. I was just messing around with the pate. Its a no for me, but. If u like liver cheese loaf, you'll love it. The creme brulee was thick and silky with the signature crunchy top. Happily impressed. I dont like when a restaurant overs does the brulee... umm, mill 4 iron . You'll like this place. The pizza was yummy and the noodle dish was cheesy and creamy.

Crostino di Tonno - loved this. It was light and so flavorful. The homemade stracciatella cheese…read morereally elevated it. Eggplant Caponata - this was okay. My friend enjoyed it but it needed to be served with bread. Salsiccia Alla Pizzaiola - this was good-great, my friends really liked it. It was a tomato sauce with sausage. Not soupy but very saucy. Barchetta di Pane - this was the next actually which surprised us all. The bread, cheese, and sauce were all so flavorful, fresh, and complimented each other. TS Farms Chicken Quarter- this was very good. My friend who got the branzino ends dip likening this more and I ended up liking the branzino more. The chicken was definitely more filling than the branzino. Branzino- this was light and refreshing. It's a small portion but very good. I would order this again for sure. Rhubarb Pastry - fantastic. Maybe a touch sweet for me but everyone at our table loved this. Service was great. Very knowledgeable of the menu and kind. Everything came out at a good speed: not slow and not too fast. (I hate when things come out too fast). It's a NY style atmosphere with lots of natural light in the front from windows and darker in the back. There is also outdoor seating I have yet to check out cause it's been too hot.

The staff is so friendly and helpful! They made it a great experience. Bourbon was delicious and…read morethey made good recommendations of bourbons I couldn't find back home in Texas. Lots of bourbon choices and cocktails too.

I had this place bookmarked and attempted to participate in this experience but I did not plan…read moreaccordingly. We visited this part of town to prioritize other touristy activities. We had some extra time to kill before a tour we purchased tickets for and walked around the area. I didn't realize this place was so close. I walked in not knowing what to expect and had no specific plans. I guess I was hoping to go on a tour but there were no more tours that fit into our itinerary. We walked around for a couple of minutes to kill. Since there was a lot to see block after block in this area, we decided not spend too much time here. It was cool to stop in just to check it out and possibly plan a tour for next time we are in town. There was merchandise and bottles available to purchase but we withheld due to not sampling any of the bourbons. We were not approached by any staff offering assistance, which was fine since we did not require any but maybe a hello would have been cool.

Such a fun little spot with excellent history about Louisville, cute souvenirs, and lots of…read moreinteresting bourbon themed gear. The ladies working on Sunday were so pleasant and welcoming. It was crowded with the convention crowd, and only one person checking people out, so be wary if you're in a time crunch & there's a line.

This is a great visitor's center - the staff are exceptional and were great at answering our…read morequestions...particularly about the Urban Bourbon Trail. My friends and I completed the trail and headed back to the center for our free t-shirt - I think we got three different styles, based on the sizes we requested and they were cute and comfy material! They also had some cute bourbon, derby, and Louisville merch for purchase!