L'hotel Best Western Kentucky Inn si trova a Cave City, Kentucky, Stati Uniti d’America
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A 1,5 km da: Cave City
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A 44 km da: Bowling Green - Aeroporto
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A 7,8 km da: Horse Cave
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A 7,9 km da: Horse Cave
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A 12 km da: Parco Nazionale di Mammoth Cave
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A 17 km da: Munfordville
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- Inn/Chalet
Year Built - 1968 Year Remodeled - 1999
Additional Property Description -
Looking for adventure. This cozy Cave City hotel is
located near the entrance of Mammoth Cave State Park
and all the areas other popular attractions. Located
near the enchanting Guntown Mountain, the BEST WESTERN
Kentucky Inn provides the perfect escape for families
and leisurely travelers. The kids will delight in
visiting Dinosaur World, Mammoth Cave Wax Museum,
Kentucky Action Park and the Wildlife Museum. Guntown
Mountain also offers live shows and rides its just a
mile away. Everyone will appreciate the magnificence of
the Mammoth Cave. Youll be able to say youve been to
the longest cave in the world. There also are many
other stunning caves including Hidden River Cave
and fascinating tours located nearby. Get some exercise
in while enjoying the surrounding scenery by horseback
riding or golfing during your stay. Many guests enjoy
the unique shopping the area offers there are many
antique stores near this Cave City hotel. The Kentucky
Inn is close to many of the areas restaurants, ensuring
that youll never need to travel far for a delicious
meal. Youll feel right at home in the well-appointed,
clean rooms, which all offer free high-speed Internet
access, a coffeemaker, cable satellite television with
HBO, air conditioning and much more. Sink into the
comfortable beds at this Cave City hotel and wake up
feeling refreshed to a complimentary continental
breakfast each morning. Get even more value out of your
stay with guest laundry, complimentary morning coffee,
free parking and an outdoor heated pool and hot tub.
Book your stay at the BEST WESTERN Kentucky Inn today
for an exceptional trip to Cave City, Kentucky.
