Borden Hotel Guide - Deam Lake State Recreation Area hotels in Borden, United States of America.

"Absolutely beautiful hotel loved the stay!"

"Stunning hotel, valet service was chaotic"

"Visited for my son’s wrestling event. Great front desk staff- April and Sam are very helpful and kind. It’s a family friendly hotel and also has a fun night atmosphere for adults. Hotel is older but clean and the atmosphere is relaxing. We will stay here again!"

"Parking in the garage next door was convenient. Breakfast was nice. Rooms were comfortable and clean. "

"Fantastic location! Lobby and rooms were well decorated. Dave, the bartender in the hotel restaurant, was incredibly helpful and provided excellent recommendations."

"The bar staff was very attentive and friendly. The front desk staff was great as well, I did wake up with a migraine and went down to the front desk inquiring on purchasing some advil or tylenol and unfortunately they were out, no fault of their own, and directed me to the nearest gas station a few blocks away. My mattress had a large dent across the width of the bed right at mid-back level. I had already unpacked and gotten organized before I noticed it so I did not ask about changing rooms (room 726) though I'm sure had I brought it up the staff would have done what they could. "

"Only had one bath towel and the carpet throughout the hotel needs replacement. One of the staff checked in several guests as the gentleman who was trying to check me in. The room was comfortable and breakfast was just as your commercials promised. Poor walk ability to any restaurant. Several were a short ride however. "

"It was clean and close to the sights I wanted to visit"

"Our 6-night stay in Louisville was as comfortable and enjoyable as any hotel could be. The staff was very helpful from the moment we arrived to our checkout. The breakfast each day was very good, and the accommodations were clean, comfortable and inviting. If we are ever in Louisville again, we will definitely choose Townplace Suites Marriott Downtown!"