Beautifully preserved home and gardens of Henry Clay, Kentucky senator who crafted the Compromise of 1850. Tours are great, especially at Christmas time. More

The tour of this grand estate is lovely. The guides are knowledgeable and friendly and I learned a lot about a very important person in our country's history, Henry Clay. I've attended a number of special events that are open to the public there, such as jazz on the lawn and Christmas tours that feature rooms that are decorated for... More

Great to visit this charming old estate both inside and outside. More

Ashland offered more than expected. The house exterior and grounds, while attractive, were surpassed by the magnificently restored interior rooms. Period furnishings and decor appointments are striking. The docent who guided our tour was very knowledgeable - a charming lady who provided fascinating insight on the lives and stories of the people living here from Henry Clay to the modern... More

It's worth the price. Go on the tour and appreciate a history making loser. The guides are entertaining. they don't make houses like this anymore. Visit the johnny house and gain a new appreciation for your outdated bathroom. More

Lovely area to have a picnic or enjoy the cafe. Tour is nice as well. I particularly like their seasonal events like Jazz concerts on the lawn or teas. More

We had a wonderful tour guide named Elaine. She was patient and very knowledgeable. The house is beautiful and full of history. There is a short film about Henry Clay and the estate. We walked around to see the gardens, carriage house and cellars. Ask for the AAA discount. More

Technically this isn't really Henry Clay's house at all. The Clay house was torn down because of structural problems with faulty bricks. This house was built on the site of the original house by his son. So much of the tour guide info which deals with Senator Henry Clay and how he used the home seems downright misleading. Think of... More

This is a nice place to visit and learn about important Lexington history. The English garden is a serene getaway place to just stroll about . More