This place is one of a kind. We initially booked for 1 night in a twin room suite (Wild Turkey) and ended up extending our stay for another night (Buffalo suite) . The place is conveniently located-quite area too. Beautiful property, decent room sizes and just well maintained. So much character and beautifully decorated! The location is about 20 min drive to Buffalo Trace (Frankfort) if you are up for some bourbon tour/tasting. I will highly recommend this place to anyone and will most likely stay here whenever we are in KY. ❤️

Love the feel of a one bedroom apartment with the full kitchen and dinning room table. Bed was very comfortable.

The room was EH Taylor themed but I think they just added a couple things and called it a day. There could be more to make it feel more bourbon. Also, with no receptionist on site, there could be something on the booking profile that says, please give us 10-15 minutes to process the reservation and provide access codes. I booked this while on the front stoop and with a little time for the hotel to process the reservation, access the property and room would have gone more smoothly than it did.

Question - What comes after "B" for Bourbon? Answer - "C" for Class! This property should not be missed on your next Bourbon Tour! Historical property aged fine like the finest classic bourbon and hit all the sweet notes for us. Sophistication without being stuffy - this hotel is clean, comfortable, tasteful. Charming town with a gracious host. Easy to book and very clear instructions. We stayed in the Colonel Taylor suite and it left us with curiousity about exploring the entire Woodford Hotel's homage to the Greats! There is an elevator to help you move your luggage which is a bonus in historical properties. Eric was very kind and helpful with great travel tips. We will absolutely be back next year for our annual trip. Thank you for the great memories. It was an honor to stay here.

The rooms were exceptional. We had a party of 3 couples and every room was spacious and great for entertaining.

I don’t like the whole contactless experience. I am old and I like having a fellow human there to chat about issues with. But, with that said, we didn’t have any issues so I didn’t need that human, but it is comforting to know there is someone to bitch at, if needed.

Coolest room! Woodford themed. Great setup. Great location. Cute as could be. Not really any staff but I had a question checking in, they answered the text and call immediately and helped me figure out my entry code.

Nothing. I would stay here again. I would love in if possible 😂

We were more than pleased upon entering the Woodford Hotel, especially when we saw the Wild Turkey room. It was perfect! Our daughter loved having a room to herself and loved the television on the wall. All the furniture was super comfortable and clean! The small kitchen area was ideal for our stay. The location was amazing and we found a delicious pizza place, just across the street and a quaint bourbon bar for a night cap. We will definitely stay at the Woodford Hotel again!

The decor of the room was beautiful and fit the theme of our trip. I enjoyed having the extra space that made it feel like a small apartment.

The noise from the street below was something we had to adjust to since we live almost a half mile off a main road. The sound machine that was provided helped with that.

Easy to get in and location was good. Cute decor and character. Yummy restaurants close by. The property was clean.

The street is noisy, but the black curtains and double curtains in the bedroom did help. Maybe add double curtains in the main room for the evening.

Our stay at the woodford hotel was excellent. It was spacious and very clean. The bathroom and kitchen had all new fixtures. The location is in the historical district, allowing for easy walking to breakfast , dinner, and shopping.

It’s a historic building, but it is completely renovated and modernly comfortable. I like that our apartment had a clear theme - bourbon and horses - which was in line with this part of Kentucky. A place like this in New York City would cost probably about 1,000$ a night.