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The Bed and Breakfast Inns of Old Louisville are each one worth the journey in themselves. Victorian elegance, from the casual to the sublime, await you in these establishments. The accommodations and amenities often surpass those of five-star hotels, but at a much lower price; the warmth and friendliness of the innkeepers is genuine and rarely surpassed. They are among the finest accommodations in Louisville. What better way to visit the nations' largest Victorian district than to also stay in one of these grand houses, and be immersed in the ambiance of the Golden Age?
Each inn is centrally located, 5-10 minutes from anywhere downtown, the airport, the university and Churchill Downs. |
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You may check availability for many of these Bed and Breakfast Inns by clicking here |
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1888
Historic Rocking
Horse Manor |
$89-$169/night |
Richardsonian Mansion built in 1888. Five rooms, 1 suite, all with private baths, and all amenities. |
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The
Aleksander House |
$95-$169/night, special
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This Victorian Italianate home was built in1882 by the first president of the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. One of the first two houses built in the area of First and Oak, it is completely restored and retains original stain glass, wood carving, moldings, light fixtures and fireplaces. |
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Austin's Inn Place |
$120-$140/night MC, VISA member LBBA Map and Directions |
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The Bernheim Mansion |
$139-$225/night, MC, VISA, AMEX, Discover member LBBA Map and Directions |
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The elegant Richardsonian Romanesque mansion built in 1893 by philanthropist distiller Bernard Bernheim makes this a perfect place for visitors who want a true luxury stay while following Kentucky's famous Bourbon Trail. The mansion boasts all original woodwork and over 10,000 square feet of exotic woods. |
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Campion
House |
$unknown Major credit cards member LBBA Map and Directions |
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Carriage house suites available while the main house is being restored. |
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The
Columbine |
$95-$155/night |
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A large classical style mansion, built in 1896, this was formerly the estate of one of the "mahogany king" of Louisville, a fact that shows in its fine interior woodwork. |
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Central
Park |
$99-$169/night;
special rates available |
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This beautiful stone mansion was built in 1884, and faces Central Park. Originally the home of Vernon Price, a vinegar manufacturer and president of the Saturday Evening Post. Central Park is at the front door. |
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The
DuPont Mansion |
$119-$199 corporate rates and specials Extended stay discounts AMEX, MC, VISA member LBBA Map and Directions |
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This 1884 home is one of the most elegantly restored in Old Louisville. |
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The
Gallery House |
$80-$145/night,
specials |
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This cozy modern "Victorian" built in 1997 faces Central Park, just steps away from St. James Court. The Inn also houses the art gallery of its owner. |
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Inn
at the Park |
$119-$199 |
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An impressive 1885 Richardsonian Romanesque mansion adjacent to Central Park, originally the home of a president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. |
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