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The
Brown A Camberly Hotel Located in Louisville,
just minutes away from Churchill Downs. Experience the
4star, 4 diamond hotel with a luxurious interior of English Renaissance style and antique furnishings. |
| Drawbridge Inn Escape the hassle of the city and experience the charm and comfort of the Drawbridge Inn. The Drawbridge offers a unique blend of old world
charm and contemporary convenience with 23 acres of lodging, meeting, dining and recreation facilities. |
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Griffin's Gate Resort, Marriott's Griffin Gate Resort is the only full-service resort in the state of Kentucky. Located in the heart of Kentucky bluegrass country, the hotel
is four miles from downtown Lexington and seven miles from Keeneland Race Track. Enjoy swimming, jacuzzi's and golf. |
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Louisiville
Luxury - From a riverboat cruise aboard the historic Belle of
Louisville to Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom to casino fun aboard the
world's largest floating casino, Louisville offers an array of
entertainment for its visitors. Roundtrip air and 2 nights at
Holiday Inn SW from $169
per pers
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Middleboro
Value - Just 3 miles to Cumberland Gap
National Historical Park, Cudjo's Cave and the Lincoln Museum; the
Best Western offers friendly service and full service amenities from
$55 |
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Lake
Barkley - Spacious accommodations at Days Inn Kuttawa, 1 mile
from Lake Barkley near Paducah. Rooms include refrigerator,
microwave and coffeemaker with continental breakfast from $46.74
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Mammoth
Caves - Pleasant setting in Cave City, just minutes from
Mammoth Cave and area attractions. Enjoy Olympic Size Pool
and free continental breakfast at the Quality Inn Cave City from $39!!
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Red
River Wedding - Imagine
your wedding by a beautiful rose garden with the Red River as the
backdrop or in front of a hand-laid rock fireplace. Let the Red
River Inn assist you in all your plans for a romantic mountain
wedding.
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been
explored and after 4000 years of sporadic exploration, the full extent of this mysterious, water formed cave system is still unknown. Still to this day, scientists are exploring this natural phenomena and mapping the cave system with the understanding that Mammoth Cave may never give
up it's last secret.
