Hotels in de buurt van Lapping Memorial Park (Louisville)

'We always enjoy staying here during work trips. Very quiet, clean, great staff and affordable.'

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'Stayed one night driving from Chicago to Nashville. Great place to stay. Easy check in and great breaky'

'The room was run down and dreary looking. They must be trying to cover something up because the smell of deodorizer was overwhelming. We had to check out and find another place to stay. My allergies were going crazy in that room. The front desk guy was very nice and understanding about the situation.'

'Good luck to everyone in this team'

'Not bad for the price.'

'Renovations are really well done! Staff is absolutely fantastic!! I’ll def stay here again!!!'

'We enjoyed our overnight stay at this hotel. The staff was courteous. Shout out to Nick at the front desk who was professional, friendly and greeted us as we left for the evening and returned to the hotel. The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. The pillows were also very nice and not too thick like most hotel pillows. The location was excellent for access to Louisville via the new bridge or to Jeffersonville via I-265 or Highway 62. We didn’t eat at the restaurant, but the menu...

'Very nice! And clean.'

'Very nice hotel'

'Great place near quite a few shops and restaurants. Close enough to downtown. Breakfast was nice and everyone was very welcoming.'

'Old room but clean'

'Stay was very friendly and helpful. The hotel was clean and had great amenities. The breakfast was good, but limited... Not the usual Marriott standard.'

'Ac worked. Breakfast nothing to right home about. Had better breakfast elsewhere '

'Perfect boutique hotel!'

'Love staying here when we are in Louisville. '

'The hotel is quite unique with the art displayed throughout and the rooms are very well appointed with comfortable beds'

'I was denied a receipt at check out. Housekeeping every other day, usuall required another visit to the front desk daily to get towels, washcloths, coffee, etc. New computer system was creating a lot of problems for staff.'