Pewee Valley hotel guide. Red Roof Inn hotel in Pewee Valley, Louisville

"Parking in the garage next door was convenient. Breakfast was nice. Rooms were comfortable and clean. "

"I would stay there again "

"We did not have breakfast"

"Clean room, great bed and pillows. Coffee maker and refrigerator. And a casino and bar."

"The bar staff was very attentive and friendly. The front desk staff was great as well, I did wake up with a migraine and went down to the front desk inquiring on purchasing some advil or tylenol and unfortunately they were out, no fault of their own, and directed me to the nearest gas station a few blocks away. My mattress had a large dent across the width of the bed right at mid-back level. I had already unpacked and gotten organized before I noticed it so I did not ask about changing rooms (room 726) though I'm sure had I brought it up the staff would have done what they could. "

"The location was great. The front desk clerk and a couple of the housekeepers was wonderful and friendly. What I didn’t like is that my room smelled like a wet dog. And the continental breakfast area was very unkept while service was going. I went down there at 9 AM. Most of everything was gone and it was dirty."

"yes everything was great the lady that worked in afternoon was excellent "

"The staff is great, food ok, rooms are old and need to be upgraded. Good value for the price "

"I want to make clear I have never stayed downtown with pets before. Never even thought about where the dogs would go potty. The hotel is pet friendly so thought they would have an area for them. The nearest grass area was in the ally a bit away. Would not have taken the dogs out by myself, got my husband up to come with. When checking in the attendant kept taking other people even though we had two dogs in the lobby just waiting. Finally someone let us go ahead when the attendant called her next. Not sure what that was about. On another note, the location was nice we were able to walk to the Evan Williams experience(distillery) and stop on the way back for dinner. Many restaurants in the area to pick from. Was a nice experience to see downtown Louisville. Would I go back with my dogs, no, but I would go back, without the dogs, if I want to venture downtown more."