Cambria Hotels in Louisville

The hotel is beautiful and in a good location on 4th Street. Multiple restaurants and bars to eat but be sure to set reservations. The beds were comfortable but the sheets were very stiff and there was no thick comforter. Parking can be a little confusing, more signage needs to be visible because of valet and everything else the parking garages are hard to see. We had a larger vehicle and had to use a different parking garage, and due to all the valet in the front part you couldn't see where that parking garage was therefore we ended up parking in public parking garage down the road. Hotel staff was good about this and refunded us for the hotel parking so we was not double charged. One thing that I noticed that would be a big help to visitors is more signage within the hotel and parking garage. The hotel is very large and all the floors look the same so you can get quite turned around with which Tower you're going to or where the restaurants are located. For example, it would be good to have some signage inside the elevators so that you know which floors have access to which restaurants/skywalk. Would definitely recommend this hotel and will be staying here again.

It is a pet friendly hotel however there’s no grass area on the property. You have to walk across the street and down half a block to a spot in front of a white castle. Was a little strange. The bed was comfortable and bathroom is spacious. Parking across the street was easy but the one-way streets made it time-consuming to drive around the block with 3 stop lights after unloading.  neighborhood was a little sketchy and a homeless man 1 block away was pressuring me for money.

This was a very nice surprise. From the reviews, we expected way less from this hotel. Reception staff was great. They were helpful and quick (except on our last day, a Thursday, where there was no one around for my check-out. I waited 10 minutes and then left). We had a junior suite with a sofa bed and 2 queens. The room was large. We enjoyed the view at night. We liked that the toilet and shower were separated. The beddings were very comfortable and clean. The breakfast had a good offering with waffles, cereals, eggs, rotating meats, yogourts. On the Wednesday night, they even had a reception where they offered a cockail, beer or glass of wine. No one was there but hubby and myself! It was a nice touch. You can pay and park in the hotel's garage. Its very convenient and you can go in and out. I would have given a 5 star to that review, except that on the last day, breakfast was not good. No knifes, no forks. That's the day I was going for bagels, so I toasted them but then had to throw them away as I no utensils to put anything on them. I tried a spoon, but it broke. Coffee was empty. I had the last cup on one of the machine and it indicated that it had been there for 2:38 hours. I wasn't sure it was good. No coffee and mandatory cereals gave us a pretty bad start of day. And the guy that worked there didn't seem to care or even apologize. I suggested that he add a sign so that others didn't waste food like I did, but he didn't.

small spaces and limited parking, we got a room that faced the airport and free way (very loud and obnoxious), room smelled of aged cigarette smoke, amenities such as the ironing board and hairdryer were dirty, signs of bed bugs, dirty floors, burn marks, glitter and obvious bodily fluids on the blankets, the door would not close unless it was locked from the inside or literally slammed shut. the only reason i'm giving them two stars instead of one is because of their quickness to give us a refund. would not recommend this place even though it is cheaper than other places nearby.

We spent a night at the Seelbach due to the history of the hotel. What we received was beyond expectations. Not only was there a lot of Information available throughout the hotel, David T. went way above to provide a 1-1 tour. After returning from dinner, we stopped to ask about the Rathskeller. David not only provide the history, but brought us to the Oak Room and the private card room that Al Capone used. We were blown away by his knowledge and the service he provided. David’s extra mile made our minds that this will be the hotel we will stay at for future trips to Louisville

The hotel is well Maintained and the Bartenders are great. The highlight of our visit is when I spoke about a small incident to the front desk. Melissa handled it perfectly and was a total sweetheart. I tried to get her to move to Texas and work for us as a Manager but she declined. Not really but she is amazing and should be considered for a Management roll as she possesses the qualities you can’t teach. Thank you and see y’all soon.

The 21cHotel in Louisville is an amazing new concept in Hotel stay! Not only were the rooms spotless and well appointed, but the staff was helpful and truly a pleasure to converse with! Thank you Jason! The various art work around the Hotel is innovative, thought provoking and interesting. Pity none were for sale! Make your reservations quickly while in Louisville to spend a few days in this well located, beautifully planned Hotel. Although we did not dine in the Hotel restaurant, other travelers were quick to say how wonderful the food was! Enjoy!

Breakfast can be ordered, American breakfast. Hotel in the city center

Had a great time would recommend..