You can go else where to stay in Louisville, but no hotel will have that old world, comfy atmosphere. The people are always highly professional and customer service is not just another buss word. Rooms are clean, maid service, reception, bar, and bell stand are exceptional groups of people. Hint ask John or Jay at the bar about the history... More 

Our trip was only one night, but I want to go back and stay longer. Employees at The Brown are justifiably proud of their hotel and like to think of it as a "home." Danny at the reception desk in the J. Graham Cafe expressed it that way to us. l lived in downtown Louisville many years ago, back when... More 

Beautiful hotel, great service and an overall wonderful three night stay for our Bourbon Trail Tour. The Lobby Bar Hot Brown was perfect after a day on the Trail tasting bourbon; comfort food at it's best. The Lobby Bar has very good drinks , good food and a great staff. The valet personnel were wonderful. One rescued us from a... More 

We always stay here on our anniversary. We wanted a tradition that would be easily accessible in the years to come and we're only about 1.5 hours from Louisville. We've always loved staying here, so it just made sense to make this part of that tradition!

The Brown Hotel is filled with historic beauty and charm. The gorgeous lobby is expansive. The stunning carved ceilings, sparkling chandeliers, columns, grand piano, historic memorabilia and large seating area are lovely. We stayed on the executive floor that included buffet breakfast and cocktail hour. We walked to Main Street easily. We visited Louisville to experience the Bourbon Trail. Staying... More 

In a city replete with grand old piles this magnificent nonagenarian Georgian Revival hotel with almost as much history as the Commonwealth of Kentucky is a fine and comfortable place to stay. A good location within a short walk to most of the downtown, most of what was needed was there and it all worked like a Swiss watch. Perfection... More 

My cousins and I recently had lunch in the Lobby Bar at The Brown Hotel. We had the most fabulous waitress named Amy Nicole. Amy was the epitome of southern charm and so engaging in conversation. Amy could not have been more helpful and even gave us a tour of the beautiful and opulent hotel. We felt as though we... More 

A pretty hotel in the heart of the downtown area. Easily accessible although the entrance is not very big or grand (or noticeable). The room was spacious with a big bathroom. A good option for kids as it was open with room for the little one to move about. Room service, if you forget milk, is incredibly incredibly expensive (not... More