Main Street Bed & Breakfast

For the final stop on a multi-state vacation, my wife and I decided to try a Bed & Breakfast, rather than a boring hotel. We were not disappointed. We spent two nights in this historic house and enjoyed it very much. Although the room we reserved was a little smaller than we anticipated, it was comfortable, and The owner was welcoming and seemed eager to make sure our stay was a pleasant one. It was. While we loved seeing the chickens that roamed free in the beautifully landscaped yard, we have to admit that the resident dog made us a little nervous. She was not aggressive or anything, but she did bark loudly and growl at odd times. Although the shower stall was a bit smaller than I would have liked, it definitely got the job done. The bed was nice and firm. The arm chair was a bit uncomfortable for long-term occupancy, but the overall ambience was warm. However, if we had it to do over, we would probably select one of the larger rooms, as they appeared to be more spacious and comfortable. The breakfast was excellent: some type of egg casserole, Belgian waffles, coffee, OJ, and a fruit-and-yogurt dish. At least, I think it was yogurt. Whatever it was, it was delicious. One of the things we’ve learned about B&Bs is that they are a wonderful way to meet and converse with interesting people, often from interesting places. This one did not disappoint there either. We might never stay in a hotel again.

I had a very nice experience at this bed and breakfast while on a business trip to Glasgow. The home is located right on Main Street and is in waking distance of some good restaurants, etc. The hostess was very kind and provided everything I needed for a great weekend stay. Breakfast was amazing! There is a cute little fire pit outside. The room had a very comfortable bed and the room felt cozy and warm.

We stayed here to explore Mammoth Cave National Park and had a truly excellent time. The building is full of delightful rustic and antique touches, but without the inconveniences that can come with such an old structure - the water pressure and temperature was marvelous, the bed and couch were comfortable, and the a/c provided a nice break from the late Kentucky summer air. Cherie was the perfect host, welcoming, friendly, and accommodating. Not only did she set up s'mores roasting for us, but once she found out it was my birthday she put a lovely bouquet of flowers in our room and even baked me a cake! Highly recommend staying here if you're doing anything in the area.