Horse Cave Hotels

Room didn't have a fridge

Recently renovated.

It's a motel with outdoor entrances, so I adjusted my expectations accordingly. Wasn't expecting The Peninsula. The room was recently painted with some updated furniture and a "germ free" remote, but that's where the good ends. The room smelled musty, so we opened the door for 30 minutes to air it out. As if on cue, someone started smoking outside the room, so we had to close the door. Then the toilet broke and I had to lift the back of it off to flush it manually inside the tank. And there was no hot water, so we skipped showers. My kids were happy. I was not. The breakfast was fine, what you'd expect for this sort of hotel. Seating was limited so we stood by the brochure rack. Manager didn't ask how my stay was (terrible) and I was in a hurry, so I just tossed the keys on the counter and left, never to return to a Quality Inn again. Should have paid the extra $20 to stay in a Holiday Inn or Comfort Inn. Lesson learned; sorry family.

Convenient

My wife and I were both bitten by bed bugs..We have been through the bedbug thing before so we know exactly what it looks like. Thank god we never put our suitcases anywhere near the bed. We are praying we did not bring them home with us.

Complimentary breakfast.

The staff was extremely friendly and the location wasn't too far from anywhere I needed to be. The drive to Mammoth Cave wasn't bad at all.

The room was fairly dirty (except the bathroom, oddly enough) and the non-smoking room I requested must have been a smoking room in the past, as it smelled awful and there were tobacco smoke stains in various parts of the room.

location, straight shot to mammoth caves, 20 minutes.

have stayed in Comfort inns and suites this is the worst one. room are old not very clean. cleaning staff sitting out front smoking, rooms not yet cleaned. waited for room. Staff very unfriendly. Manager refused to give me receipt as I did not book direct

Location

The room was very dirty. The kids had to wear shoes or socks the whole time we were in the room because the carpet was disgusting.

The pool was nice.

Staff was very friendly. Bed and pillows were very nice and down alternative comforters on bed. Breakfast was very good. Sausage patties, eggs, waffles, yogurt, pastries, cereal, hard boiled eggs and biscuits and gravy each day. We ate a big breakfast there and weren't hungry until 4 or 5 in the afternoon then we went to supper. So we ended up only having to buy 1 meal a day. This hotel is a steal for the price.

Pool was a bit small but our kids liked it because they made lots of friends to play with because of the small proximity.

Nice size rooms, good location

Rooms had a musty/chemically smell

We stayed in the rose room which (private entry) which was very nice. No one works there at night, so we used the living room at night. It was quiet and comfy. Car broke down and we moved to the greer room. This room has a sofa and minifridge. Very nice

Mattress in the rose room needs to be replaced. Bottom sheets in both rooms became untucked with both beds. Other than that it was great! I would definatly stay again. We didn't have a car on the last day we were offered a ride to the store. Very nice!!

Old country in with fantastic antique charm. Staff was very friendly, Gary did a great job with beakfast and keeping the place ready to receive guests very comfortably.

The room needed one more chair. Although comfortable, the antique victorian couch just wasn't quite enough.

Very interesting history! Great breakfast!

Owners out of town, their daughter was there with her 3 1/2 yr old. When we were being shown around the child was hitting our legs with her doll (big baby) unfortunately the mother was not paying attention and did not make her stop until we did.

Great breakfast; friendly hosts; comfy bed in huge, beautiful room; nice shower; good wifi; water bottles on night stand

Some noisy trucks on the street early in the morning

Karen & Gary were excellent hosts. Everything was well kept and clean. The beds were very comfortable. The location was perfect for a visit to Mammoth Cave. Breakfast was delicious and there was plenty of it. We will definitely stay there again when we are in the area.

location

morning desk clerk acted like we wrer in her way while we eating breakfast. not our fault she had to work an hour over.

I'll give credit where it's due: the room was clean and the hotel was close to Mammoth Cave National Park. That's about all I can say I liked.

This hotel hasn't seen a decorator (much less a remodel) since the 1970s. My room did have a color TV, although it was the old school square box, and A/C, although it was a window unit from Best Buy. There was literally one employee running the hotel's front desk, the on-property gun range, the winery, and waitressing the restaurant. Not one employee each of those places, just one employee. Speaking of the restaurant, the food was passable at best but the view was top notch.

Friendly staff. Okay view only at the dining area. Clean rooms. Comfy bed.

Not a terrible place, just extremely understaffed and much needed renovations. It took three hours for anyone to get their dinner, many guests actually left before their dinner arrived and our dinner consisted of two burgers with french fries. The rooms are very clean however...1) All the walls are concrete with no sound barriers. We could hear everything, even the maintenance crew at 2am in the morning having a conversation in the hallway. 2) The doors have no weather stripping so when guests leave their rooms, the doors slam on the concrete and are very loud. This could be a simple fix. It kept my husband up all night with people coming in and out of their rooms. 3) Since the doors have no weather stripping, there was light from the hallway around the entire door, with about an inch visible gap between the bottom of the door and the floor. Not a huge deal but just needs some work. 4) The thermostat had two settings: hot and hot. AC did not work. We didn't call anyone since we were only staying the one night. We slept with just the sheet. 5) Blinds were ragged and there were no draperies. I felt very exposed at night because there were huge gaps where people could see into the room. We were on the first floor with part of the resort just outside our window. Again, this could be an easy fix. Overall, this was not worth the $110 we spent for one night at a "resort." Not sure how all the reviews gave this place 4 stars... Maybe with some tender love and care, this place could be a great getaway.

The people were awesome. Breakfast was good. Beds were comfortable.

Shower head so low

Super clean, nice and shiny/- supremely comfortable; great shower. Friendly staff-/ even got a courtesy call to check on us.

Biscuits on buffet were hard tack , and I'm just a biscuit lover so it was a bummer-/ but this is a small thing/- it was not earth shattering! I had cereal instead!

Handicapped accessible room Staff friendliness and willingness to help

Lack of amenities included (esp wireless access, which was extra). But that is what one would expect in exchange for the low rates.

Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Comfortable room, large mini-fridge with microwave, nice pool, wifi, breakfast was mostly pre-packaged but better than fast-food.

Room was a bit run-down, but clean and comfortable.

Bed was comfortable.

Wasn't enough coffee in the room. Attendant was a little rude at the desk.

Fine service nice room .