Hotels in Louisville, KY

Louisville’s public transportation service is run by the Transit Authority of River City, or TARC. This includes buses serving the downtown area as well as some surrounding suburbs. Louisville also has a free trolley to take you around the city center. It travels up and down Main Street and Market Street. The bus service is much more extensive than the trolley service and covers the whole downtown area. With 28 routes stretching from Broadway and Shawnee Park to Hurtsbourne, along Muhammad Ali Boulevard and more, everything is connected. The bus is also fairly cheap for single rides. If you want easy access to public transportation, look for hotels in downtown Louisville, like the Mint House or the Omni Louisville Hotel. You can also find access to public transportation in Old Louisville, near the Inn at St. James Court.

For first time visitors looking for lots of action, stay downtown where you’ll have access to most of the highlights within walking distance. Look for Louisville hotels like the Embassy Suites or the Omni Louisville Hotel. Business travelers will also want to stay downtown close to the corporate centers. Couples looking for a romantic getaway may want to stay in Old Louisville because of its charm and quieter nature. Check out hotels like the Inn at St. James Court. Families will want to stay in the South End or the East End, which are both home to many family-friendly activities. Look for hotels like the Rodeway Inn or the Crowne Plaza.

One of the biggest draws of Louisville is Churchill Downs. Located in south Louisville, this iconic racetrack is famous for hosting the Kentucky Derby every year. You’ll also find the Kentucky Derby Museum nearby. If these are what you want to visit, look for Louisville hotels close to the airport, like Home2 Suites. Another must-see is the Big Four Bridge, connecting Louisville’s Waterfront Park to Jeffersonville, Indiana over the Ohio River. Located in Louisville’s downtown area, there are tons of other attractions nearby as well. Check out Museum Row, home to the Muhammad Ali Center, the Louisville Slugger Museums & Factory, and the Frazier History Museum. Downtown is also home to the Bourbon District, boasting attractions like the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience and many other distilleries. This is also where the Kentucky Opera is located. Find cheap hotels in Louisville downtown, including the Market Street Inn or the AC Hotel.

Old Louisville is famous for its collection of local restaurants that serve delicious Southern food and great burgers, as well as some new craft breweries. It’s also home to Buck’s, an official Urban Bourbon Trail stop. You can reach these via public transport by taking buses 4, 27, 28, or 63. The closest station is 4th at Magnolia. The Highlands area is also known for its food scene, featuring international cuisine, including Mediterranean, and plenty of breweries and pubs that serve southern comfort food. You can reach the Highlands by taking the bus to East Broadway at Barrett. If you’re looking for nightlife, stay near the Bourbon District in the downtown area. You can also check out the Urban Bourbon Trail for stops at distilleries featuring whiskey and bourbon-infused menus. The nearest bust stop is Market at Brook.

A stay of 2 nights is most popular when visiting Louisville.

The cost of a hotel room in Louisville will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $127 per night.

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