Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Frankfort, Kentucky:

Come enjoy our friendly hospitality! We are close to many tourist attractions, and offer comfortable accommodations at an affordable price. . . .

The Meek House is a charming Gothic Revival home that takes its name from the man who built it in 1869, Benjamin F. Meek, a silversmith who helped develop the Meek and Milam fishing reel. The Inn's spacious rooms and quiet surroundings make it a pleasant retreat. Breakfast is served in the large and gracious dining room. The parlor is a great place to read, enjoy a game of chess or even play the piano.. . .

Located in the heart of the Historic District, you'll enjoy your stay in a home rich in the history of Frankfort's political forefathers. Relax in the front parlor, the library, both with working fireplaces, or one of the tastefully decorated bedrooms, with original fireplaces. Enjoy dining in the room where the sister of S.I.M. Major Jr. hid her prized race horse so that the confederates wouldn't confiscate it during the Civil War, or sip a cool lemonade on the second floor veranda while learning about the history and folklore of this charming 160-year-old home. The innkeepers, Gary and Rose. . .