Georgetown Hotel Guide - Grant Boyhood Home hotels in Georgetown, United States of America.

"Nice "

"Everything was excellent. Check in was a breeze, and reception knew the area well. Continental breakfast included hot and cold options. Room was clean, spacious, and quiet. Pool area looked nice, did not use it. Wifi worked and i got some work done in the small lobby space. Mammoth Cave in KY was a doable day trip. Serpent Mound was nearby, and went to Ripley for the underground railroad stop. This hotel was a great home base for the trip."

"I love this place!!"

"Nice place "

"This wonderful cabin, high top of hill above the Ohio river, and across from the east end of Maysville Kentucky is just almost beyond words. The big porch across the front with rocking chairs to watch the barges go up and down the river and the trains go up and down on the Kentucky side. Even though it’s quite rustic with original cabin walls on part of it, the appointments are lovely; almost as though the owners live there. Unusual in a rental and really appreciate it!I track birds on my phone based on their song; 12 different ones at a time! We only live two hours away and so many that we never have at home.It rained one morning and the most amazing rainbow happened that started on the Kentucky side and came all the way across to literally right behind our cabin! It hung there for over a half an hour.Very close to my family‘s home and we were able to go and look at things that are sweet memories to me."

"Wonderful!"

"The price was the main thing I liked. When we have to stay somewhere for 1 or 2 nights its important to not have to spend a bunch when all we really need is a clean,safe place to sleep and thats what we got. I would definitely stay there again. "

"We stay at Brown's at least 3 times a year. Its a vintage style establishment. The bathrooms are a tad small but the cool factor of the tile out weighs that. "

"We had 12 of us. There was plenty of space. The house was very clean. Unfortunately there was no fishing poles due to past guest breaking them or stealing them. But we found plenty of things to do. The property manager was awesome to work with "