We stayed her in the beginning of Oct. They have 2 separate suite type rooms (I think) and a…read moreseparate cottage. We stayed in the cottage and it was wonderful! Beautifully decorated, with a queen bed and another room with a pull out. The bathroom is gorgeous and has a jacuzzi tube. There is also a living room area and a dining area with small fridge, sink and microwave. They don't do a hot breakfast, but have delicious breakfast supplies in the room for you (fruit, muffins, zucchini bread with chocolate chips, juice, milk, cereal, coffee, hot chocolate and oatmeal supplies). It was very private and relaxing. The windows look out over the horses in the paddock and you're welcome to enjoy their grounds. Definitely recommend this place!

We stayed here about 15 yrs ago and it was just perfect. Love the grounds and the rooms. Not your…read moretypical b&b but I like the more private setting. We are going back this weekend.

My husband and I just spent a lovely overnight here after winning a stay at an auction. Pamela and…read moreRichard could not have been any nicer and so very welcoming. Our bedroom with its own large bathroom was beautifully decorated and so very plush-even had plush robes hanging in the closet for our use! Mini refrigerator was stocked with sodas that we mentioned we liked. We arrived around 3 and went to our room. About an hour later our picnic basket was ready. The sandwiches and cupcakes were DELICIOUS! The next morning our breakfast included a croissant with some kind of blueberry compote and cheese filling with crisp bacon. OMG! The homemade food at Charred Oakes is worth the stay. What a lovely time in a beautiful BnB with very gracious hosts.

We stayed at the Charred Oaks Inn while on the Bourbon Trail in mid September. Richard and Pamela…read morewere wonderful. From the moment they opened the front door to the morning of our departure, they were very welcoming. Their knowledge of the history of the area, recommendations for restaurants and local businesses, and afternoon picnic baskets were incredible. The room was very cozy and warm. Pamela's homemade breakfasts were amazing (and this is an understatement). I would highly recommend staying at this lovely Inn!!!

Luxury comfort! Rose Hill Inn is top tier when it comes to their excellence in service and quality…read moreof amenities. Robin & Rachel along with their staff made my stay to be very comfortable and with noting lacking. I had everything I needed in my suite, amazing linens, robe, snacks, water and other drinks. Made to order breakfast, selection to choose from the day before. Food quality was on point, always ready when we arrived. Quick walk to Main Street for shops and restaurants. Perfect location!

Absolutely wonderful. Owners and staff are so kind and making sure we had everything we needed…read more Will definitely be back.

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!

I had one bad experience dealing with the proprietress of this bed-and-breakfast - I didn't…read moreactually stay at the inn, so I can't review the actual services/accommodations. However, I spoke with her in July 2013 concerning my tiny wedding that I was hoping to have at a scenic Kentucky establishment close to my parents' house (and by tiny, I mean 10 people total). The innkeeper was friendly enough on the phone, said they could accommodate my wedding plans that I explained in detail to her, and suggested that I email her and set up an appointment to come look at the premises - when they returned a week from 4th of July (they would be away on vacation). During the time frame she instructed, I left her three voice messages + an email and NEVER heard a response back from her. Poor, poor customer service and NOT hospitable at all. If she didn't wish to undertake a wedding ceremony - small or not - then she simply needed to state so on the phone and not waste my time and cause me undue stress. However, I will be celebrating my wedding at another GORGEOUS bed-and-breakfast inn in The Bluegrass State this coming Saturday, and that proprietress has been a DREAM to work with: classy, organized, providing lists of approved wedding vendors, responsive, etc. I will be updating with a review of that B&B - after the honeymoon :)

I was fortunate to stay at this B&B with my family. I wish that it woukd be possible to give the…read morehosts Annette and Tim a 10 star rating. The beauty, elegance and comfort of their 18th century home was only surpassed by their gracious hosting. If you have ever wondered what it is like to live in a colonial home, this is a perfect place to come to.

The Woodford Inn restaurant has over the past couple of years accommodated a couple of luncheon…read moremeetings for the Daughters of the American Revolution chapter to which I belong, and both times the food and service has been excellent! The staff worked with our hostess committed to put together a curated menu to allow us a choice of items that included vegetarian, meat, and seafood options that fit into our budget requirements, so everyone wasn't stuck with eating the exact same thing. All of the attendees seemed very happy with and enjoyed the choices available. I personally chose the salmon with a lemon caper sauce, red skin mashed potatoes, and the green bean vegetable of the day," and it was all was delicious. On my previous trip I chose a sandwich of some kind, but what I remember are the delicious homemade chips! They have two different rooms to accommodate groups and we were in the smaller room which accommodated our party of 18, so we weren't bothered by, nor did we bother, the other guests. For the previous luncheon we had a larger group and were seated in the other room with similar amenities. In the future, I would highly recommend holding such luncheons here again.

Greatly enjoyed our short stay. Intimate inn with only 8 rooms that are each unique. Also has a…read moresmall bar with a great bourbon selection and good cocktails. Restaurant is also excellent with reasonable prices. Peach bread pudding for dessert was a highlight. Highly recommended.

My wife and I were making our way home from several days on the NC BBQ trail and decided to give…read morethis place a try. We were needing a break from the chain type hotels and the Meeting House fit the bill. At check in we met Rose, who with her husband Dave, own and operate the place. She was very gracious in getting us acclimated to our home for the evening. We were provided refreshments and a couple of homemade cookies as we settled in. The rooms are spacious with private baths and nicely appointed. There is a beautiful library and veranda on the second floor that we were able to put to good use. The next morning we were served a fabulous homemade breakfast and had an opportunity to learn more about our host and hostess. We seemed to be much more rested as we continued on our journey, thanks to Rose and Dave's hospitality. We highly recommend a visit here when you're in the area.

This was our first stay at any bed & breakfast, and we really didn't know what we were getting…read moreinto. Brad and Bri put us at ease immediately with directions and a tour of the place. They are the right people to be in this business - warm, relatable, full of local info, and happy to share it. We especially appreciated Brad's breakfast, the historic charm of the building (especially the library!), and the bourbon selection.

A very unique experience in the heart of bourbon and horse country. The hosts, Ron and Elise…read moreWallace are very accommodating. The food was great and the accommodations wonderful. If you are a race horse enthusiast, you don't want to pass up this experience.

From the owner: A small, quiet and tranquil bed & breakfast located in beautiful Woodford County Kentucky…read more 3 miles from Woodford Reserve Distillery and across the street from Ashford Stud, home of Champion American Pharoah.

My husband and I stayed at the Rabbit Creek Bed & Breakfast April 25,2026.It was our first time…read moreever staying at a Bed &Breakfast. Let me just say it will not be our last.The host Ms.Glenda is a beautiful and charming lady who made us feel like we were long lost friends. The home is beautiful and very clean. You are surrounded by the most beautiful bluegrass hills and horses everywhere you look. Its like your own private manor.We will definitely be back to stay and would recommend anyone to stay and enjoy the hospitality that you receive from the lovely Ms.Glenda.

Stayed at this lovely B&B for New Years! The property it's beautiful and the hosts are especially…read morewarm and welcoming. It felt like visiting relatives you never knew you had. The room I stayed it was incredibly cozy and comfortable, with a king sized bed and full bath to relax in. Breakfast in the morning was also delicious with two courses of delicious food and great company. I would highly recommend this gem tucked away in horse country for anyone looking for a quiet escape. Looking forward to my next stay in Rabbit Creek.

Karen is lovely and gives my daughter the one-on-one that she needs! It may be a bit of a drive,…read morebut it is well worth it for the serious minded horse enthusiast!

From the owner: 40 years combined trainer riding, instructing and competing with horses and riders. We offer…read moreCentered Riding instruction!