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Bardstown Parkview Motel is located in Historic Bardstown, Kentucky, conveniently located in north, central Kentucky. We are 40 miles south of Louisville, 60 miles west of Lexington. We are ideally located within minutes of area attractions, historic downtown, My Old Kentucky Home State Park, area golf courses and the Nelson County Courthouse.

Bardstown Parkview is easily accessible to Stephen Foster – The Musical, My Old Kentucky Dinner Train, St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral, the Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History, the Kentucky Railway Museum and The Civil War Museum (and Old Bardstown Village).

We are also an ideal location for your Bourbon Trail travels. Tour the local distilleries of Jim Beam (20 minutes away), Maker’s Mark (20 minutes away), Heaven Hill (5 minutes away) or Barton 1792 Distillery (5 minutes away).

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Kurtz Restaurant

Stop by our onsite restaurant for some historic charm, delicious dinner and award-winning desserts!

Rave Reviews
Southern Living Magazine
Try Kurtz’s Restaurant roast turkey with dressing, and save room for the best dessert you’ve ever had. Coconut cream pie, lemon meringue pie, or a personal favorite, biscuit pudding with bourbon sauce. After dinner, walk outside and look across the road at My Old Kentucky Home, which sits on the rise not 50 yards away.
The New York Times
If you want to experience the definitive Kentucky fried chicken and explore the bourbon belt, the best thing is to head south to Bardstown, one of the State’s oldest communities, where Marilyn (Toogie) Dick serves her glorious fried chicken to hordes of hungry people each weekend, some who come all the way from Cincinnati.

Location & Reservations

Contact Us Today to Reserve Your Room

Southern Living Magazine

The New York Times