What an awesome place with wonderful proprietors!! The setting is perfect for running to…read moredistilleries all day and coming back to serene accommodations. Breakfast both days was delicious, and the quiche was the best I've had anywhere. Highly recommend

We had a wonderful stay at Wildflower Ranch Inn. Beautiful home, friendly atmosphere and breakfast…read morewas outstanding!

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).

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.

This is one of the best kept secrets in KY! Peaceful setting, outstanding hosts that go above and…read morebeyond in all aspects! You are within an hours drive of 12 of the best Bourbon Distilleries out there, and there is a Trappist Monk Abbey just up the road I highly recommend in checking out just for the peace of mind. Lauren and Bill are the best hosts on the planet hands down, no questions asked. Check them out. You will not regret it.

From the owner: People choose The Barrel House Bed & Breakfast because of the area that we are located in. There…read moreare lots of things to do and see including distilleries, wineries, historical interests and parks. Now more than ever, though, people are choosing to stay here because they have 16 acres complete with hiking, swimming and fishing all to themselves! These reasons, and the fact that I like to spoil our guests make it the place to visit.

We stayed here for a Valentine's weekend getaway. We visit Bardstown often, but this was our first…read moretime staying here. Our room (Library room) was very nice, the mattress was comfortable, and the breakfast was delicious. The owner gave us a tour of the old jail after breakfast, and it was a great history lesson. This family run business is very well maintained, and they always made sure their guests had everything they needed. I highly recommend staying here and if you're visiting.

So Peaceful. It was the most fun we have had in Bardstown because of Paul and his staff. We stayed…read morein the very quiet Library Room on the second floor. And could eat Hadorn's donuts for dessert on the second floor dining table with a coffee station and microwave. Our room was spacious and the bathroom had lots of towels and shower shampoo, etc and a hair dryer. It was super quiet even tho you are on the busy street with corn trucks going to the distilleries. Guess it was the 21 inch stone thick walls. We could hang out on the front porch with rocking chairs. Paul's breakfast was the best we have had in ages. The historic houses were fun to see on morning walks before bourbon tastings at Heaven Hill, Willetts, and Bardstown Bourbon Co. Don't miss the jail tour!!

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

A recent and much needed getaway lead me to meet Ricardo at the Rocking Horse Manor. The community…read morein which it stands offers a glimpse of what manor life is/was like. Seeing other manors in the renovation process gave me hope of this city's intent to restore more history and beauty. The pictures attached are also posted on social media/travel apps ... I simply want to affirm the beauty and comfort I experienced and that it reflects what is being offered to guests. I enjoyed every moment I spent at the manor and the hospitality was fabulous. It's an experience worth booking! Sending to Ricardo

Stayed here for a girls getaway with my bestfriend and it was amazing. We both had a great time…read moreand highly recommend it. The outside looked like a small castle as we walked in the stained glass and wood working is stunning. Ricardo gave us some history and a tour. We stayed in the Victorian suit is the biggest room with very comfortable king sized bed with lace canopy. Couldn't be more pleased with the b &b the service and location. Ricardo made us feel so welcome and pampered. The breakfast was lovely and like he asked us when we prefer to be served so we could sleep in. The room was lovely and the whole place we immaculately clean .. and gorgeous décor. the backyard is quant .. seating areas. Great place to stay for romantic weekend away ... Was a great time for girls Weekend away. Great place to relax and enjoy. they do have free wifi and the password was in the room .. I really liked that our room has it's own thermostat and ceiling fan... Jacuzzi tub for two and shower for two.

Really enjoyed our first experience. The bldg is really cool with lots of history. Food was…read moreexcellent. We had the Catfish, Burger and Walnut Chicken. All were fantastic. Walnut Chicken was incredible. Service was excellent too...Kennedy was our server and she was great.

an absolute must-visit if you're in Bardstown. This place perfectly blends rich Kentucky history…read morewith a great dining experience. The atmosphere alone is worth the stop -- you can truly feel the history the moment you walk in, from the preserved architecture to the well-kept interior spaces that make the tavern feel both authentic and welcoming. The food is just as impressive. There's a delicious variety on the menu, with something for everyone, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes you get. Everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. One of the highlights is the famous Jesse James Room, which adds a unique historical touch to your visit. Knowing the stories tied to the tavern while you dine really makes the experience stand out from anywhere else. Between the great food, fair prices, friendly service, and the incredible history behind the building, Talbott Tavern delivers on every level. Highly recommend for both locals and visitors looking for a true Bardstown experience!

The owners were communicative and welcoming. The B&B was well appointed. We had a charcuterie board…read moreawaiting us when we arrived. It was decorated beautifully and we had plenty of privacy. We stayed in the Magnolia Room. Accessibility into the house and our room was seamless. The only downside is that it is on the main drag and there was so much traffic noise. It was too loud to enjoy sitting on the porch. The upside though is that it is walking distance to dining, shopping and taverns.

We had a very nice stay at the Red Rose Inn, bed and breakfast, located within walking distance to…read morethe historic Bardstown downtown area. The Inn was built in the early 1800's featuring 4 bedrooms all with private baths ( 1 on the 1st floor and 3 on the 2nd floor), a sitting area and dining room on the main floor and a large deck out back. The deck had 3 separate umbrella tables and chairs! The bedrooms were very spacious. Bathroom was a little tight, though I appreciated more space in the bedroom. Charming antique decor throughout. Hosts, Susan and David were very friendly. Hot breakfast was at 9 in the dining room with all the guests together. Coffee was available at ~7am There is street parking in front and a small parking area behind the house through the alley. The alley was very tight! The street the house is on is a pretty busy road so you do hear the street noise at bedtime but slowed down after 10pm. I didn't find the king bed very comfortable, springs seemed a little worn. Bedding and towels were lovely very soft and fresh. The whole house was spotlessly clean! We highly recommend and would stay again +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

Dirty, not much service, never filled drinks again. After I was done I was asked if u wanted a…read morerefill. This place could be a gem. Such a neat old building. Menu was very short on choices. Such a shame. Wish the business good luck. Food was ok. Just sandwiches was ordered.

Best bar in town....and maybe on planet Earth. If you haven't been, you haven't lived. Went in for…read morea drink with 3 friends, left with 10 while local jail bait gave us the "your my ticket out of here" look. And if you are lucky, a local will invite you to the AFTER party in their cabin in the woods,...probably down by the river.