The location was perfect for the Festival of Faiths that I was attending. It was right across the street from it. The hotel was beautiful inside with a friendly vibe. Kevin at the front desk was informative and friendly. Mark in their Wild Swan restaurant was very kind and personable assisting me with my food selections. Definitely try the dates wrapped in bacon. And I found Aviela (could be wrong on spelling of her name) to a warm soul who made sure my room stayed tidy.

Even though I liked the convenience of a tray table to pull out to eat my food on while watching TV, I would preferred to be able to watch TV from the upholstered chair.

Our stay at the Grady was exceptional. The location on Main Street was within walking distance to so many great restaurants and distillery venues. The staff was beyond amazing. Timothy went above and beyond all expectations. Regina and Marcola were always available and helpful. Even with the hiccup in our first room due to a lock software malfunction, the staff made sure that we were well satisfied. The view from our riverfront room was amazing. The room was extremely comfortable we had everything we needed including a steamer. The Wild Swann, located on site, had a great menu and even better bar. Dom made us fantastic drinks and is extremely knowledgeable about the area and local libations. Fresh coffee in the lobby each morning and wine in the afternoon was a real treat.

Not enough time on our vacation! The property is first class, driven by a wonderful staff.

This boutique hotel is very nice inside. The rooms have vaulted ceiling, which was really nice, especially since the room is smaller. It worked well for a one night stay with my spouse. The bathroom shower was very nice. Loved that it was close walking distance to the bourbon tasting (Definitely book at Bardstown Bourbon Co!) we were there for and the Louisville Slugger Museum. Parked in the parking garage next door for $22/night. Better than the valet option.

It felt like they should have had a dedicated light over the sink in the bathroom. Our light over the shower flickered. It would have been so nice if the large round light fixture over the bed was on a dimmer switch, because it was way too bright for the space. Cars race down the road in front of the hotel, so if you have a room on the front, like we did, it can get pretty loud. We travel with a sound machine to help with this.

The hotel is beautiful, the room was amazing and modern. The bathroom is gorgeous, and had all the amenities necessary. Great water pressure and quick hot water. They have blackout curtains which was also a plus! The bed is insanely comfortable, and I wanted to take those pillows home! It was like sleeping on marshmallows.

There is no room service. The restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday night, and they do not sell bottles of water. (Which is odd because housekeeping refreshes the room during turndown and replenishes the 2 par in the mini fridge). The daytime concierge is super friendly. Night concierge falls a sleep, so if you have a 3am checkout, knock on the door that says Admin Office next to the stand to wake them up.

Super friendly staff and location. We were assigned room 204 at check was dark small and no view. Moved to 502 which was large light with stunning view.. Kind of disturbing to know how different the experience could have been, grateful they moved us.

Lobby furniture is a little too eclectic for its own good, not cozy. Art and books are wonderful. Need a traditional check-in desk not oddly placed barrels, clerks look uncomfortable and awkward each time we entered. Perhaps make the secondary lobby something fuctional like two pool tables or darts instead of another unused sitting area. But a lovely hotel and staff in every way otherwise, Would definitely stay again!

Location was fantastic. Staff were extremely helpful and kind. There is no quiet space for working, lobby is noisy and there is really no good seating aera in the room. Shower glass was not sealed and leaked all over the floor, the staff committed to getting it repaired. Nice evening drink provided in the lobby by the staff. I would stay again. Convenient parking on the street (parking meters), reasonable. Also a paid for parking lot across the street if you do not want Vallet parking.

The beds were VERY comfortable, with what felt like high-end bedding. I liked that the valet was only $40 for in and out, all day & all night parking. It was modern and clean with a nice vibe. The room was pretty clean, and it smelled nice, which was a bonus.

The price. $380 a night for a hotel with NO luxuries such as a pool, spa, exercise room, garden patio to step out and smoke, etc. is a LOT. I wasn't a fan of the "front desk" area (or lack thereof), and the valet left early and wasn't there when we needed it.

The rooms had a great design - modern but elegant. The staff was very helpful especially with providing an electric heater when the room was quite cold. The heat was working but the very high ceilings and single panned windows did not keep the heat in. The electric heater was perfect and the room was then warm.

The staff couold be more knowledgable about restaurants, music and things to do.

I thought the location was great - easy access to everything we wanted to explore, with many local spots within easy walking distance. The hotel was thoughtfully designed with artwork which I appreciated. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the size of the hotel enabled us to develop relationships over time. The restaurant for breakfast was very yummy and a good value as was largely included.

The hotel was very expensive because we went during a very busy time. I can understand surge pricing, but it was very expensive all things considered. I would have liked to have received an email from the hotel in advance of my check-in, clarifying what to expect upon arrival. Valet signs were difficult to find and the valet was incapable of driving my car (stick-shift).

Loved the convenience and the elevator with direct access. The food was delicious and reasonably priced. I didn't like being in the basement but you all did a reasonably good job softening that aspect up.

The front desk living room aspect gets a bit confusing if no one is that the front desk. Even when there I felt like we were standing in the lobby staff's space while checking into the hotel.