Next time I come to hotel to stay in room 517 I called front desk and let them know the room was ice cold, they said someone would be there to fix it, nobody showed, I complained again, and I was told by the front desk clerk that it says it’s 73 degrees in there, the thermostat may say 73, but it was not it was much colder.

Once again I was assured it would be taken care of. Few days later I was charged $196.17 again. Few weeks later I received another invitation to stay several days, then I noticed I was billed $196.17, spoke to manager and he assured me it would be taken off. Although we didn’t eat at that time and we stayed I think one night, the next time I can to stay the night the girl working at the desk ask for my credit card, I asked why? I was never asked for credit card before especially since it was comped. Once you decide what part of Louisville you plan to tour - then there are great local dining options in almost every neighborhood.I received email from my host Tina, for 3 day stay at hotel, also comped a meal at the chop house. If you are in Old Louisville on Monday through Friday - then also check out the Filson Historical Society which is housed in the Ferguson Mansion. The tour only includes the 400 block - but the 500 block is also quite nice. Suggest that you walk the entire length of Belgravia Court (it is only 2 blocks long).

There is also a walking tour of Old Louisville historic home district: As you can see - there is quite a long list of options. There are also homes to visit in New Albany (see Culbertson Mansion) (you pass close to New Albany when you drive from Horseshoe to Louisville) or across the bridge from Louisville in Jeffersonville, Indiana is one of the riverboat mansions (see Howard Steamboat Museum). There are historic homes open on St James Court in Old Louisville (see the Conrad Caldwell Mansion) a home visited by Abraham Lincoln (see Farmington) a home where George Rogers Clark spent his final years (see Locust Grove) - and many more. Horseshoe Casino is only 25 minute drive to the central area of Louisville - so suggest that you look at Trip Advisor for Louisville and you'll be able to hit just about anything listed within a 1 hour drive.

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