Award-winning Innkeepers for over 20 years, having restored 2 historic Bed & Breakfast properties in the Bardstown Area - Bourbon Manor and Maple Hill Manor. We invite you to be our Guests!

Historic Pre-Civil War Plantation Property featuring 3 historic homes, located only a few blocks from the center of town. Onsite Bourbon Bar featuring nightly drink specials, offerring Bourbon Flights, Mixology Classes. SPA Services available with advance notice. Located in Bardstown, KY - Bourbon Capital of the World and voted "America's Most Beautiful Small Town." Let us help you plan your visit of the KY Bourbon Trail. Transportation options are available. Within 16 miles of 15 Bourbon Distilleries, i.e. Jim Beam, Four Roses, Maker's Mark, Heaven Hill, Bardstown Bourbon Company, Preservation, Log Still, Lux Row Distillers, Old Steelhouse Distillery, Willett, Claremont Distillery, KY Owl, Limestone Branch & Yellowstoneand Barton 1792.

Located in the heart of the Bluegrass State, Bardstown offers the ultimate small-town getaway with an atmosphere that seems to have magically leaped from the paintings of Normal Rockwell and the pages of Mark Twain. In just an afternoon, one can easily understand why Rand McNally and USA Today declared Bardstown the Most Beautiful Small Town in America. Settled in 1780, Bardstown is Kentucky’s second-oldest city. Obviously, a lot has changed since then. But a lot has also stayed the same. Throughout Nelson County, there are more than 300 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, with nearly 200 of them located in the historic downtown district. In fact, the stagecoach stop that was built in 1779 still stands today as a tavern, restaurant, and bed & breakfast. But it’s not just the town structures that have stayed the same. You’ll also find the friendly attitude and Southern charm that can only be found in a town so small.