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!!

This hotel is amazingly spotless from top to bottom. The beds are extremely comfortable comment…read morewith those Holiday Inn pillows we've all grown to expect and love. Staff was so friendly and kind, and the breakfast was always fresh and well provided. The new coffee machines are a nice touch. Fitness center had a good amount of weights, treadmill, bike, and elliptical. Lots of towels and fresh water. Will absolutely stay here in if in the area. Had a similar experience at the one in Louisville.

Five stars for the pillows, four on each bed, two of them super dense, slept like a baby on them!…read moreAlso for the fine blackout shade, no light leaked in around the edges, outstanding. Good desk & chair, also the charging plugs were absolutely modern, USB and regular power all over the place. Solid free WiFi. Two stars for the windows that didn't open, no fresh air possible, our room smelled like a gym locker room unfortunately, had to cool the place down into the 60s to try to get the humidity out. In desperation we let the bathroom fan just run all the time. If you reserve a "suite" here that just means you get one room with a fold out couch, it does not mean you get two separate rooms. Modest free breakfast. Absolutely no fruit. Super cool automatic pancake machine lol, every child including this one was/will be fascinated *if* you're lucky enough that it's loaded & running that day. Small but very nice pool. Unfortunately I forgot my suit so didn't get to try it :(

We visited only a few days after they opened, so there were a few kinks being worked out…read more 1. No draft beers. I think this would be an important change to make. 2. Burgoo was excellent according to my wife. 3. I ordered the pulled pork. The meat was outstanding, but the "mustard bbq sauce" wasn't as much bbq sauce as it was just straight mustard. If this is your thing, more power to you. Wasn't mine. They swiftly replaced it with something I thought was more appropriate for pulled pork. 4. Service was excellent. 5. Atmosphere was excellent with live music even taking requests.

We really enjoyed our lunch (Saturday) and also the Sunday Brunch. The chicken salad & beer cheese…read moresoup were excellent and hubby loved some type of pretzel with cheese dip. Lots of yummy food for the Sunday brunch too - some of the items were french toast, biscuits & gravy, veggies, fish, and chicken. Yummy very sweet tea too ! Such a charming atmosphere too!

Great service from our waiter, Noah, and delicious and unique food offerings. We loved the whole…read moreexperience!

Went to the Kentucky Castle, Holiday market. It cost $35 per person which was not worth the money…read more Once you get in there, they have vendors where you can shop and alcohol you can purchase. The marketing advice that there would be a hot chocolate bar, drinks and food. However, it was definitely not $35 worth. They had bourbon mac & cheese and pork sliders. They also had churros and cream puffs. I thought it was odd that they didn't have non-pork or non-dairy options. They also kept running out of the food. The tables were dirty and the hot chocolate bar look like it had been picked over. I would not go back to the holiday market or other paid events. The vendors had some decent stuff to purchase such as jewelry, baked goods, clothing, Christmas items, and more. This probably should've been a free event.

Not what we expected at all. Hotel was empty when we got past the front door keypad. No one at…read moreall appeared to be in the building. No front desk. We were in Pappy Van Winkle Suite that they attempted to charge $400. The hotel is very very old and in the process of revamping. My allergies were immediately set off in the room due to the conditions. Closet doors were not functions. Pictures of room valid, but literally every picture in our "suite" was a framed poster that should cost between $5-10. Parking was street parking and many of the shops downtown were abandoned. We were uncomfortable leaving our car on the street. The door to our room was so old and had never been retrimmed, that you could see light all the way through the edge. They use the last four digits of your phone number for your room code, anyone figuring that out could enter your room? We left after ten minutes as we didn't not feel this is what our expectations should be for a "hotel" at $400 a night. The owner called after my wife sent an email and said he would refund us and apologized for the miss-understanding. He then only refunded $200. Hard to feel like this isn't a scam to get travelers to stay in what is essentially an apartment in a very old building with no amenities or security. If you wanted a bottle of water or a towel, you won't be getting one at this empty hotel.

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I booked this inn because it was reasonably priced, rated a 4 star hotel (how??), and had decent…read morereviews. However I was very disappointed. We've stayed in several inns, airbnbs, etc and this by far was the worst. I contemplated booking a place elsewhere but they were all booked for the festival in lexington. This place is very dirty and ancient, not quant. Immediately you're hit in the face with several smells, some diffuser trying to overpower the bad smells. The inn keeper slept on the couch every time we walked in which was weird. The dog was cute. The minute we got into our room I smelled pee. My husband smelled cat litter but I think it was a combo of the pee and other gross scents mixed with their diffuser. I sniffed and found a pee scent on the bed, going through each layer of the sheets, smelling it but not seeing a stain. I told the inn keeper and she didn't believe me. She came up and said she didn't smell it. When I persisted, she went to the mattress layer and found a massive pee stain. Apparently an elderly couple who wore diapers stayed in there last. Since there were no extra rooms she suggested we took a mattress from a different room: but how if it was all full? Anyway she had me and my husband carry the pee mattress out and the new one in. Even after the change it still smelled so bad in the room. It was so dirty and I just felt disgusting sleeping here. They didn't even have hand soap, she said to use the face wash. Also, our door knob barely worked it was about to fall off. I poured myself wine in the room and the glasses were so musty smelling I couldn't even enjoy wine to try to get through the night. I could not have gotten out fast enough

The whole place looks old and tired & the website pictures have to be super old as nothing looks…read morelike the online pictures. Definitely needs a remodel/refresh and it appears that Pam needs help, other than just a cleaning crew. It needs pressuring washing, landscaping, tree trimming. I would give a 2.5 if that were an option. EXPERIENCE: The next morning, we go outside to walk to the main house/breakfast, and the dog, Sadie (a Golden Doodle I think), is barking in the parking lot. It was about 8:45 so I commented to my husband that I hoped no one was trying to sleep late (the doors are on the outside like a motel). So we go in to breakfast and sit in one of the booths. Sadie is right in the dining room pestering a single male guest. Then after we get seated, Sadie comes over to me and tries to get me to take her slobbery tennis ball and I don't so she drops it on my bench. There are a couple more couples and two older ladies. Pam is in the kitchen and she serves each couple/guest individually as they come in so it takes a little bit to get our food. I couldn't find any hot water to make tea so we just had to sit there until she came in; about 4-5 mintues. Sadie kept going from table to table begging for food. Now keep in mind that this dog is kind of tall and when she puts her paws on the table (yes she did), her head is at the same height as the guests. The single guy ate fast and left. The two older ladies were about to have a conniption. One young lady loved Sadie & took a selfie with her on her bench seat. When Pam came in to serve more food and then sat down to chat with everyone, the ladies tried to diplomatically point out that Sadie was jumping on the table trying to eat people's food and/or begging for food. She basically called Sadie "Rotten" and joked that she had spent $3,500 on training school to no avail and that she herself had lost the Alpha Dog fight because she gave in to "Rotten". Then something super weird happened: Sadie got in Pam's face (again she was seated but Sadie was at face height) growling. I could see from my bench seat and thought the dog was going to chew her face off! It scared me and I am not afraid of dogs, not even growling ones. But this was a snarling lunge, like something set her off. Then Pam made jokes, trying to fluff it off, and Sadie backed off. But not cool - what if she had bitten her? Or one of the guests? Again - I hate to write this, however it is important that folks know that this happens, particularly if you are not a dog nor animal lover. And even if you are, no one wants other peoples pets trying to beg food - not paying ones anyway. Then, of course, it makes you think about how much Sadie was in the kitchen while Pam cooked as the dog does have a crate but apparently not in it during dining time. Then the ladies left but then came right back and pointed out that Sadie was leaning on the kitchen counter eating everyone's leftovers and Pam just shrugged, like "what can I do?" The Good Points: 1)Pam is nice 2) our Cottage room was very clean/large & the porch area was cute looking out over the meadow (if she cut the greenery off the fence so that you could see from sitting in the chairs) and had tons of towels 3)the AC blew really strongly & cold 4)the sheets were soft 5)the bed was comfy except the light metal frame squeaked when you moved 6)liked the pork tenderloin with potatoes (cooked in the crockpot) and bread. We paid $345 per night which is pretty pricey considering the area (not the greatest) and the not new/fresh state of the Inn. Honestly, worth about $199 per night. In no way is it worth $345. It must have fetched that price due to leaf season and the Louisville convention with thousands of attendees. If you don't mind older furnishings/style, and don't mind eating with a large moody dog, then this place would work. Otherwise, I think I would pass. (I ran out of space so I couldn't post the whole review).

Why 5 stars? Because I felt right at home…read more --- --- --- I like staying at bed and breakfasts more because it's a shakeup from the standard and boring hotel. I actually don't even ever take advantage of the breakfast, because I usually have a spot picked out ahead of time on Yelp. I appreciated the owner of Swann's Nest because he waited up for me, through my flight delay, and impromptu dinner in Cincinnati. Then, he put up with an idiot from the south who has absolutely no idea how to drive in the snow. I ended up driving into the garden because it all just looked like a pile of white to me. My room was very nice, and the heater in the bathroom was incredibly clutch. I think I would have been happy just sitting in the hot shower for two days with how disgusting it was outside. I was the only person staying here, and the first since some pipes had burst in the basement. I really enjoyed it, and would definitely recommend it... especially for people coming into town for Keeneland.

Rosalie has a beautiful home, is assisted by Jason and both of them could not have made our stay…read moremore enjoyable. We had just started the bourbon tour and were amazed at how few quality places there are to select from in Lexington. We think it would be easier to find a choice of horse lodging than people! We wanted to be in a quiet location and this place scored 10/10. Our king bed was comfortable and the suggestion of dinner places were spot on. Midway is a wonderful small village where the railroad goes right down the middle of the street! The B & B has relaxed feel to it and many extras are included in the price with a self service style that doesn't involve formality. Breakfast is a simple affair, and so much better than the overdose of sugar enthused french toast that some places call breakfast. My only suggestion might be that the bread and English muffin selection whilst large has few non mass market choices. I would hope there are some good local bakers in Lexington? Jason an implant and horse lover from the frozen north of the US, was a delight to chat with, as he had opinions and was happy to express them, which we found very refreshing. We also agreed with his observations and thus a meeting of minds was accomplished. Go visit and listen to their advice, and don't taste too much bourbon and drive!

Today (3/18/23) at 12:00pm, my family and I went to Going Places Travel Agency in Georgetown,…read moreKentucky to get some books on various vacations that we may be interested in. Upon reaching the door we found it to be locked, but when we looked in the window we saw the owner Marti Lombardo working at her desk. We made eye contact with one another and she smiled. The first sign read "Open Saturdays 10am - 2pm" with another sign below that reading "Open Saturdays for Appointment Only". We figured that we would have to make an appointment for another time so we just decided to look at the few books that they had set up on their outdoor shelves. At this time we turned to see Marti Lombardo jump out of her chair and crawl under her desk in an attempt to hide from us. She was looking around the corner of her desk from the floor to see if we had walked away and was grabbing things from her desktop while still hiding underneath. We never knocked on the door or asked for any service. We were simply looking at the books they had to offer outside, but once Marti saw us, she decided to hide under her desk in an effort not to have any interaction with us for an unknown reason. I feel like this is VERY unprofessional and could have been handled in a completely different manner. Because of this experience we will NEVER be booking anything through Going Places Travel and we will definitely not be recommending this business to anyone.

A big thank you to Marti for arranging a fantastic trip for us to Chicago. She got a package deal…read moreset up for us with Delta, and a great, centrally located hotel on North Dearborn. On "our" block around our hotel, the Indigo (soon to be the Claridge), we had more restaurants than we could visit during our four-day stay. We could catch the taxi right outside our door and quickly get to the Museum of Science and Industry, and the Field Museum. Also, an architectural boat tour along the Chicago River. We'd go right back to the same spot. Thanks, Marti! :-)