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"Loved everything about this place! "

"Front desk ladies are absolutely the best! The hotel was clean. Everyone and everything about our stay was outstanding. "

"The room is a great size for a family of five. Staff was kind, and breakfast was delicious."

"This hotel was one of the nicest we have stayed in near the Kentucky Horse Park. The breakfast was very good. Loved the yogurt bar. The staff contact helped make check in super easy. "

"Excellent location. Walkable to great bars and restaurants. Very clean and roomy. "

"Very clean and modern. "

"Room was very clean. Kind of quirky but we loved that about it. Quiet neighborhood. Friendly staff. "

"We found the property to be clean and felt safe with the area. There were tables in the restaurant area that still had plates on them from breakfast (we checked in around 4), but besides that it was pretty clean."

"Checking in online and the digital key was very easy and convenient. At first glance, the facility was very intriguing. A nice taste of Kentucky bourbon style. Poolside was great for the kids. There were always staff members at the check-in desk. Some were outgoing and friendly, some only had interest in staring at their phones. Breakfast was a great mix of options. Hot and made to order eggs/omelets, sausage/bacon, fresh fruit, cereal, and bakery goods. My only true concern (which doesn't apply to everyone) were rules when traveling with a pet. We traveled with our rescue dog. He just happens to be very afraid of elevators. I took him down the stairs at one point to be spotted by a lady behind the kitchen counter. She yelled, "Mam" and signaled me to stay there for her. After she walked around the counter and through the door, she stated, "If the dog is not a service dog, he can't be in here.". I explained to her that I was only trying to travel out to the lobby to where my family was waiting for me as the dog was afraid to use the elevator. I don't think she was trying to be rude, but it was hard not to take it as an exaggerated response. The action of holding me in the dining area longer was silly. If she would have observed my actions, I was seeking an exit, not lingering in the dining room. After this experience, I would like to suggest that maybe posting signs around the dining room stating that pets are not allowed, despite the hotel being pet-friendly. "