4 Unique Spots to Stay in Kentucky

Why stay in a hotel when you can stay at one of these four unique options in Kentucky?

Cerulean Farm

Cerulean Farm is an 1860s renovated farmhouse where you can bring along your pet — or, more specifically, your pet horse. The bed and breakfast features horse-themed bedrooms on the Bourbon Trail, and will gladly board your horse as well in its professional-grade barn and horse arena.

The Pickle Factory

In Covington, Kentucky, close to Cincinnati, Ohio, The Pickle Factory is a relatively new accommodations option. The historic structure was once — you guessed it — a pickle factory, and now houses a boutique hotel with eight guestrooms just steps away from the city’s many charms.

Red River Gorgeous Treehouses

Red River Gorge is Kentucky’s premier hiking and rock-climbing spot, and what better way to enjoy a stay here than by sleeping in a treehouse? Red River Gorgeous Treehouses offers a range of treehouse options, with extra perks like in-room slides and hot tubs.

Featherstone Farm

At Featherstone Farm, enjoy the glamping experience in Mayfield, Kentucky, in a bell tent on 23 acres. Guests can roam the farmland, fields and woods. Try to catch one of the farm’s monthly barn markets and stop in the farm mercantile for a unique selection of local products.