Captain's Cabin Bed & Breakfast: histórico y romántico

Very nice couple , will stay there again

The Captain’s Cabin was charming, beautifully decorated, and VERY comfy! Jan and Tammy certainly went above and beyond with communication and treats including Christmas cookies! Our stay was just an overnight so we did not get a chance to appreciate the outdoor activities that the cabin grounds allowed (lake, stream, canoeing)…. Maybe we need a return trip?We would highly recommend the Captain’s Cabin. Beautifully maintained, very clean, well appointed, and it is just like sleeping in a movie set (yes it has been in movies). Take a step back in time and enjoy this wonderful place!

We stayed at Captain’s Cabin Bed & Breakfast: Bourbon Trail, History & Romance in Louisville, KY during a family reunion, and it was absolutely wonderful. The cabin was beautifully appointed, featuring a full kitchen, a cozy upstairs bedroom with a comfortable queen-size bed, and a charming fireplace downstairs.Tammy was an exceptional host—she stocked the refrigerator with plenty of breakfast goodies and snacks, and even delivered a hot breakfast to us on a chilly morning! The location was perfect, and we truly loved every moment of our stay. We’ll definitely be back!

Very nice. Loved staying in the old fashioned cabin. Always wanted to do this at Christmas time and wake up to a fire. Maybe another time. We would notice something new in the cabin every time we looked around. Host was great. Worked with us to switch days of cooked breakfast which was great. Variety of breakfast food during the week. Tammy makes a great derby pie. Nice quiet area. Close to restaurants and parks.

Very charming cabin and decorated authentically. We were very comfortable and also treated to an afternoon snack upon arrival as well as tasty breakfast items for each day. We enjoyed a walk down the road by the stream, but unable to canoe in the lake. Our host and hostess were very nice and friendly and very accommodating. Delightful experience. We enjoyed a visit to Bernheim Forest and rode the Bluegrass rail bike in Versailles.