The Respite is a lovely place to stay in Paducah. It's quite spacious, casually elegant, and nicely…read moredecorated throughout. Room 1 is huge with a king-sized bed, two sitting areas and a separate small room with a fridge and ample space for luggage. The large bathroom has an awkward layout, but the jacuzzi tub is a lovely bonus on a cold night. The home-cooked breakfasts were delicious and satisfying, and the host was extremely friendly and helpful. A couple small suggestions would be to add a full length mirror and provide body lotion along with the other toiletries. The location is great for walking, and the parking and ease of entry were very good.

This bed and breakfast is absolutely top notch!!!! Beautiful surroundings, very comfortable and…read moreinviting common spaces, and you must check out the billiards room. It's super close to downtown Paducah where there are charming shops, bars, and restaurants, as well as the Carson Performing Arts Center. Breakfast was absolutely delicious, and we had a great stay. We give it 5 stars plus!!!!

This is a good place for big events (like the Paducah Quilt Show). There's plenty of space for…read moreevents like that. The only recommendation I could make is that during big events like that, the convention center staff could stay on top of keeping the women's bathrooms stocked on toilet paper and paper towels.

From the owner: With over 100,000 square feet of event space, Paducah-McCracken County Convention & Expo Center is…read morePaducah’s largest and most versatile convention center in West Kentucky. Located on Paducah’s waterfront and within walking distance from downtown, the Convention Center provides first-class facilities regardless of the size or scope of your event. We host a variety of planned events such as conferences, corporate events, seminars, expos, and sporting events. Our Paducah McCracken County Convention Center team can provide you with event supplies and equipment, furnishings, audio-visual equipment, photography and videography, catering, and amenities to personalize your event according to your specifications. To reserve and plan your event at our convention center in Paducah, Kentucky, email us at info@paducahconventions.org or call 270.408.1346.

I called ahead and use the front desk to make reservations rather than online…read more Very pleasant staff Online. AND in person. They remember us coming once a year to visit family. I got a deal by paying a month in advance. I passed on the breakfast buffet deal. ( a little extra per day) I've seen it. It's good. But I'm here in Paducah for meat and potatoes in the evening. Saving appetite. Rooms cleaned every day. Good waterfront view. Not enough parking Internet drops off occasionally. I love it here.

I relocated to this hotel after an unpleasant experience at the Laquinta, (don't go there). This…read moreplace was luxury in comparison. Staff was all pleasant and constantly checking in on me to see what I needed if anything. The hotel is newer and still presents as such. The room I was upgraded to had a balcony with view of river. It was nice to have this for relaxing early in the morning and doing yoga. The bathroom could use more bars to hang towels and clothing as there are only 2 hangers on the bathroom door and that's all. Breakfast is not included unless you specifically book with it. It may be better to just pay for it outright depending on the number of guests in your party. There is plenty of parking around the hotel and you can enter thru side doors with room key. I loved the cleanliness of the hotel facilities, my room, and the ice machine area. All of this matters to me when I'm staying somewhere. Amethyst was so sweet when we checked in and cheerful. I love joyed the Christmas decorations throughout the hotel and felt very comfortable during my stay. I did not try out the bar or the burger spot downstairs.

We had our daughter's wedding Mid November and just wow. The outside was so beautiful with the…read moreamazing fall colors and the barn and the inside of the house was truly amazing. Thank you for a beautiful venue.

Awesome just awesome. Beautiful facility, amazing people to work with. Everything was flawless…read more Honestly the entire place went above and beyond my expectations. As far as I'm concerned Renee's is the best option for any event planning and gatherings needed. Will definitely be back.

This museum was absolutely magnificent. Paducah was a stop on our American Cruise Line…read moreMississippi River cruise and I wasn't sure what we were going to do here but after visiting multiple museums in the area, this was our last stop. I was absolutely mesmerized by all the beautiful quilts. There were a few featured artists and their work was absolutely amazing. They have everythng displayed so beautifully and because it was not too busy, there is a certain comfort level here. I saw incredible patterns, colors, stitching and in some cases, mixed media. I have never really paid much attention to this art form and found out just what I was missing. I have some pictures of the overall quilt then close up where you can see the incredible stitch-work. When you come, make sure you visit view the "wood quilt." I could not believe what I was looking at and they have a small sample that you can actually pick up and view. They explained that during their annual show / convention they have upwards of 30,000 people visiting this museum. Quite the feat in a town that has a population of 26,700+. Their gift shop / supply store also seemed pretty robust and I'm sure that many people get their hard-to-find supplies from here. I could not recommend this museum enough for a visit. I am confident that you too will walk out in awe of the amazing work here. KUDOs to the amazing team who curate, represent and volunteer their time at the The National Quilt Museum.

This place was incredible…read more Every quilt was amazing. Beautiful amazing works of art. I liked how the people who worked there would answer any questions and talk to you about thier favprite pieces. This place is amazing.

Standing in front of a building that now serves as a community center, it wasn't always so. This…read moremarker points out what it used to be. On the front, "Ground broken for this college on December 9, 1909, by Dr. Dennis H. Anderson, who had a determination to improve education for Negroes in Kentucky. The cornerstone for first building laid, 1911. Dr. Anderson failed to get bill passed in 1912 legislature to make the school a state institution. It did become state-supported in 1918 and by 1938 had grown to be the third largest Negro junior college in the United States." And on the reverse, "West Kentucky Industrial College. Before it merged with Kentucky State, 1938, this college was served by Presidents D. H. Anderson, 1909-37, and H. C. Russell, 1937-38. A vocational school established in 1938. The following have served as its president: M. H. Griffin, 1938-43; H. C. Russell, 1943-47; M. J. Sleet (Acting Pres.), 1947-48; C. L. Timberlake, 1948-57; and H. C. Mathis since 1957. School has continued to meet the vocational needs of Kentuckians." This is marker number 1469 and it is Presented by the National Alumni Association: Lorenzo Goatley, President, J. D. Marks, Jr., Secy. [Review 1236 of 2024 - 267 in Kentucky - 22259 overall]