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I stayed in a former distillery for $235 per night while traveling the Kentucky Bourbon Trail .
It’s located close to Buffalo Trace Distillery , and the spacious interior is perfect for unwinding.
I enjoyed the bourbon-focused decor, which made it the perfect spot for any bourbon lover.
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I recently took a trip on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail . As I was looking for places to stay, I came across an Airbnb listing for a converted distillery . Buffalo Springs Distillery in tiny Stamping Ground, Kentucky operated from 1868 to 1968 and passed through the hands of big names like Seagram and George T. Stagg. Today, only the main office and gatehouse still stand, and that’s where my wife and I stayed. At $235 per night (with the fees included), it was more than I like to spend on accommodations, but it was also far more luxurious and spacious than what I’m used to. After spending a night in a downtown Louisville hotel, where people didn’t realize they could go into their rooms to talk, it was nice to have a quiet place all to ourselves. Book the Buffalo Springs Distilling Company on Airbnb from $154 per night
