Posted in Kentucky Accommodation November 15, 2016 by Rachel Shulhafer

The Charming Bed And Breakfast In Kentucky That Used To Be A Church Is Unforgettable

If you find yourself needing a place to stay in northern Kentucky, you’re in luck. Across the Ohio River from Cincinnati is a town called Bellevue, and there you will find a quaint and relaxing bed and breakfast that is located inside a renovated church. Both the exterior and the interior of the building still have hints of its past. If this interests you, check out Christopher’s Bed and Breakfast.

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The town of Bellevue is located across the river from the Mount Adams neighborhood of Cincinnati, and is only about three miles away from downtown Cincinnati.

The exterior of Christopher's Bed and Breakfast still looks like the 19th-century church it once was.

The interior still has some of its old characteristics as well.

Part of what makes Christopher's so unique is the original jewel-toned stained glass windows throughout the building.

It also still has all of the original hardwood floors.

They have many charming suites to choose from, including ones with queen-size beds and private baths, and their Governor's Suite, which features a four-poster king-size bed, living room, "his and hers" half bath and shower, and jacuzzi.

The ambience of Christopher's is unlike any other bed and breakfast in Kentucky, so come check it out.

Don't forget to stop for breakfast before going out and exploring northern Kentucky and Cincinnati.

Christopher’s Bed and Breakfast is located at 604 Poplar Street, Bellevue, KY 41073. For more information on Christopher’s and room booking, visit their website.

Has anyone ever stayed here before? What was it like?