Amazing Hotels for a Sports- and History-Filled Stay in Louisville, Kentucky

 
Located on the Ohio River, Louisville is Kentucky’s largest city and an exciting destination for history enthusiasts and sports lovers young and old. Whether you’re visiting specifically for the Kentucky Derby horse race or to enjoy the year-round attractions and museums, you may want to select one of these boutique hotels as your Louisville base.
 

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Central Perks at the Hyatt Regency Louisville


The Hyatt Regency Louisville combines great value with an ideal setting in the heart of downtown Louisville that can be appreciated from the large windows of your tastefully-decorated bedroom. Beyond spectacular views, the rooms provide modern conveniences including workstations and flat screen televisions with web TV, while the communal grounds offer a 24-hour StayFit gym, an indoor heated pool, a tennis court, and two quality restaurants. Key attractions such as the Muhammad Ali Center dedicated to the boxing champion, the Churchill Downs horseracing track, the Slugger Museum, or the Louisville Zoo are within easy reach, and you’ll find evening food and entertainment right on your doorstep.

Be Part of the Exhibition at the 21c Museum Hotel Louisville


If you’re looking for something truly unique and different, Louisville has something in store: the 21c Museum Hotel Louisville gives you the chance to stay in an establishment that doubles as a modern art museum! With rates starting at $269, this boutique accommodation not only surrounds you with interesting artwork but also offers touches of luxury including design furniture, Nespresso coffee machines, 42-inch HDTV, and spa-like bathrooms. When you’ve finished touring the on-site exhibits, you can make the most of the downtown location. In fact, why not borrow the hotel’s complimentary bikes to visit the historic center?
 

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Image by Amy Gillen via Trover

Budget Convenience at the Breckinridge Inn


With double or twin rooms starting from around $60, Breckinridge Inn packs in a lot of amenities for less. Outside the well-equipped, spacious rooms, you’ll find a conference and events center, a gym, a pool, a sauna, and a steam room. Other welcome perks include free transfer to and from the airport and a courtesy continental breakfast. When you’re ready to explore the area, the reception staff can help you organize nearby activities such as a tour of the Bourbon Trail or a biplane flight over the city.

Cheap, Practical Lodging at the Cottonwood Suites Louisville Fair & Expo Center


A great option for business travellers, those attending an event at the venue of the same name, and budget-conscious families, the Cottonwood Suites Louisville Fair & Expo Center features large rooms with workspaces as well as a restaurant, a bar, and an indoor swimming-pool. Its Southwest Louisville location by the highway gives you fast access to the international airport and the Churchill Downs track (both 3 miles away), and to the city’s range of renowned sports museums.

Value and Comfort at the Red Roof Inn Louisville Expo Airport


With rooms from $58 a night, the newly-renovated Red Roof Inn Louisville Expo Airport is another top choice for families and independent travelers looking to make their money go further. Offering all necessary comforts, the hotel provides well-equipped rooms with a simple and classy decor, and a family-friendly policy allowing children under 17 to stay free of charge. Moreover, one pet per room is also welcome. Outside, downtown Louisville, Freedom Hall, and the Kentucky Exhibition Center all lie within a three-mile distance.

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Camille

Hey, I'm Camille! I quit my life to travel the world in 2013 – and I haven’t stopped since! I have visited 40+ countries as a location-independent travel/lifestyle writer and digital marketer. I like hammocks, scooters, eating, and scaring my mother trying adventure sports! I was chosen as a top travel influencer by Influence.co, and have co-founded Helipad Marketing to help travel & lifestyle brands soar with killer online marketing.

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