The Brown Hotel Is Being Called The Most Legendary Place To Stay In Kentucky
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The Brown Hotel is a Bluegrass icon. Not only is this Louisville hotel incredibly historic and beautiful, but it’s also the home of one of Kentucky’s most acclaimed dishes: the hot brown. Kentuckians have long known The Brown Hotel to be extraordinary, and it seems the rest of the country is catching on, too. The Brown Hotel was recently lauded as “The Most Legendary Place to Stay in Kentucky” by Reference.com, and we wholeheartedly agree with this title.
The Brown Hotel isn't simply an accommodation; it's an experience.
The popular travel site referenced the Brown's history (it's long been a favorite among celebrities, performers, and personalities), as well as its unsurpassed service.
Reference.com praised the Brown Hotel: "Truly, a hotel’s reputation is cemented not just by its appearance, but also by its service. While many hotels will excel in one field and not in the other, the Brown Hotel in Kentucky became famous because of both."
In true Bluegrass fashion, the Brown Hotel has over 150 varieties of bourbon at its bar! Take a seat at the hotel's beautiful bar, order your favorite cocktail, and enjoy the ambiance of this place.
Aside from its top-notch service and historic charms, the Brown Hotel's location is everything. Nestled in the heart of downtown Louisville, from the rooftop bar at the Brown, you can enjoy 350-degree panoramas of Kentucky's largest city!
For nearly a century, the Brown has been providing unrivaled hospitality and memorable experiences for Kentuckians. It's this hard-earned reputation, along with that inexplicable je ne sais quoi that makes the Brown the most legendary place to stay in Kentucky.
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