A Rosemark Haven
Bed and Breakfast

A Rosemark Haven Bed and Breakfast Inn is located in the charming historic town of Bardstown, in the Kentucky Bluegrass Heartland Region just 30 minutes from Louisville and an easy drive from Lexington.

Built in the 1830's, this gracious Southern home is skillfully restored with its breathtaking three-story oval spiral staircase, twelve and thirteen foot ceilings, and wide plank yellow poplar and ash floors throughout. You will find antique furnishings and a fireplace in almost every room. The type of setting that inspired Stephen Foster to sing about his "Old Kentucky Home," Rosemark Haven is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

A total of seven guest rooms spread throughout the home which make up 3 suites and 4 additional guest rooms. A fireplace place adorns four guest rooms, and all but one has a king bed. Each accommodation is appointed with antique furnishings, a private attached bathroom, chairs for relaxing, and cable TV/DVD. The inn has 200+ movies available to guests.

Full breakfast is served at 9:00 am. A continental breakfast basket may be brought to your room if preferred. The lunch cafe opens between 11:00 am and 2:00 pm and dinner by reservation is available on most nights.

Today, the eclectic shops combine with cultural and historical heritage make Bardstown a fantastic destination. There are many ways to experience the beauty of this historic town. Enjoy fine dining with a view of the countryside on the Dinner Train, take an intimate carriage ride through the Historic Downtown that can be arranged to pick you up at the B&B's front door or get a more in-depth tour on the trolley.

Voted "Inn of the Month" (Country Living Magazine-Sep 2005). The New York Times Magazine states "Rosemark Haven in Bardstown, KY is a stylish place to stay." (July 22, 2005).

Kentucky's Bluegrass / Heartland Region offers visitors of all ages the perfect excuse for a weekend excursion or week-long vacation.

Whether you're interested in horses or history, architecture or outdoor recreation, handmade crafts or handsome antiques, a world of enjoyment awaits you in a magical, one-of-a-kind place.

Also know as the "Bourbon Capital of the World," the area in and around Bardstown once reflected 22 operating distilleries with distilling records dating back to 1776. Only four remain open today and three of these -- Jim Beam, Heaven Hill and Maker's Mark -- offer tours.