Stay at Butchertown Bourbon House

Butchertown Bourbon House

Book your BourbonTown Tour and stay at Butchertown Bourbon House, located on Museum Row in Louisville, KY. This venue features three historically restored homes: The Manhattan, The Mint Julep, and The Old Fashioned, each blending modern amenities with historic charm. Perfect for unwinding after visits to nearby distilleries like Angel’s Envy and Old Forester, and breweries such as Goodwood Brewing. Plan your visit for a memorable experience in the heart of bourbon culture.

1403 Story Ave, Louisville, KY 40206, USA

Why Stay at Butchertown Bourbon House?

Historic Homes with Modern Comforts:

Each home provides a unique historical ambiance updated for contemporary comfort.

Ideal for Bourbon Lovers:

Strategically located near iconic distilleries on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

Proximity to Local Breweries:

Located just steps away from prominent breweries such as Goodwood Brewing, and others renowned for their craft beers, offering a rich taste of Louisville’s brewing culture.

Explore Louisville’s Rich History:

Positioned near key cultural and historical sites, perfect for sightseeing and exploring.

Choose Butchertown Bourbon House for a stay steeped in history and comfort as you discover the vibrant bourbon culture and local attractions of Louisville.

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Securing your spot on a Kentucky distillery tour is straightforward and effortless. Opt for an extensive multi-day experience or an intimate visit to a single iconic distillery; we're here to make it happen.

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Kentucky is more than a state. It’s an emotion, a sentiment, particularly when bourbon is the topic. Here, distilleries aren’t mere production houses; they’re sanctuaries of tradition. On our tours, you’re not a mere visitor; you become a keeper of its legacy. So, let’s toast to the unparalleled spirit of Kentucky.