Louisville Bed & Breakfasts
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Bed & Breakfasts in Louisville, KY, Kentucky.
Looking for a bed & breakfast in Louisville, Kentucky? WorldWeb Travel Guide offers detailed information — including availability, rates, descriptions and more — on a large variety of Louisville bed & breakfasts.
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Gothic Revival Mansion on the National Historic Register built in 1853. Three beautiful Houses with 8 accommodations with antiques, TV, VCR, Telephones, Full Breakfast, whirlpools and steam showers.
Come stay in the heart of historic Old Louisville. Each room offers telephone with a computer port, desk, TV/VCR, and private bath, some with fireplaces and jacuzzi. Full breakfast served each morning.
Tucker House Bed & Breakfast
Tucker House Bed & Breakfast is a stately, historic home set on five acres in Louisville, KY.
Old Bridge Inn
1836 Historic Home offers 4 bedrooms and one suite, two with whirlpools, all with fireplaces, complimentary beverages, full breakfsst, and located within walking distance of shops, resturants, and the Ohio River.
Columbine Bed and Breakfast
Historic mansion in Old Louisville. Lovingly restored in 1994. Convenient to everything; walking distance to University of Louisville.
Austin's Inn Place
Austin's Inn Place is a bed & breakfast inn in Old Louisville, KY. Amenities include queen or king memory foam pillow-top beds in two 1888 vintage Victorian homes.
Aleksander House Bed and Breakfast
1882 gracious, Victorian bed and breakfast centrally located in historic "Old Louisville" near shops, museums, restaurants and many attractions. Catering to both leisure and business travelers
Inn at the Park Bed and Breakfast
Built in 1886, Inn at the Park Bed and Breakfast was originally home to Russell Houston, a well-known attorney and president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The 7,400 square-foot mansion was restored to its former elegance in 1985 and has once again become a Queen of Old Louisville.
