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“Owners were so friendly and helpful with questions about the area. The cabin and grounds were so quiet. The area felt very safe because you are actually on the owners' farm. The cabin has everything you need and is very clean. The bed is super comfortable. The owners left a cup of "goodies" so we could feed the animals. It was a perfect place to stay and close to Frankfort and many of the distilleries.”

“We really enjoyed our stay at Oak Lodge. Judi, was a great host and made sure our stay truly felt like vacation. Communication was great. The Oak Lodge is a special place, rich with history and charm. Very convenient location when visiting local distilleries. We would definitely book again. ”

“The cabin is adorable. Everything was clean and comfortable. The host welcomed us at night while enjoying the covered deck. Great time The fresh eggs are such a treat”

“My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our anniversary stay in this historic stone cabin. The host was attentive, the setting was lovely and comfortable, and the cabin brought the area’s history to life. We would gladly return. The only thing I would draw attention to is that this is not a handicap accessible property. The only bathroom is up a narrow staircase that could pose a problem for very senior guests or those with difficulty navigating stairs. Having said that, we loved everything about our...

“We really enjoyed our stay in Mary’s comfy and cozy cabin. It was just my husband and me and was so relaxing and peaceful. Only regret is that we did not stay longer. ”

“Great location, close to Frankfort, Louisville and Lexington. Theater room was amazing! ”

“Very charming cabin and decorated authentically. We were very comfortable and also treated to an afternoon snack upon arrival as well as tasty breakfast items for each day. We enjoyed a walk down the road by the stream, but unable to canoe in the lake. Our host and hostess were very nice and friendly and very accommodating. Delightful experience. We enjoyed a visit to Bernheim Forest and rode the Bluegrass rail bike in Versailles.”