Hall Place Bed & Breakfast

Hall Place Bed & Breakfast is an 1852 pre-civil war house in Glasgow, Kentucky. The home was built as a dowry for Theodosia Tompkins who wed Dr. James Hall. Hall Place is registered with the National Register of Historic Places, and is located in the historic downtown district on Green Street; within walking distance to shops and restaurants. The home boasts high ceilings, four spacious guest rooms, private baths, parlor, library, billiards/game room, and beautiful gardens; great for a romantic getaway or special occasion. We serve a full breakfast in the morning, you won't go away hungry!

If you are planning a wedding, family reunion, anniversary, a bridal or baby shower, graduation, company meeting, or other private engagement, we can meet your needs in our spacious home. Book your party now, we can accommodate up to two hundred guests. For your comfort, we have graciously-sized rooms available for a nights stay too.

Close To:

Mammoth Caves, Lincoln's Birthplace, Barren River Park, Nashville or Louisville 1 ½ hours away, Kentucky Kingdom 1 ½ hours away, Walking, Dining, Fishing or Hunting, RV/Boat Parking, Golf, Spa, Sporting Activities, Highland Games.

Amenities

Fireplaces

Children Acceptable
Meetings/Conferences
Weddings
Business Friendly, wireless internet, fax
Cable TV
Full Breakfast
BBAK Gift Certificates Accepted

Hall Place offers you a peaceful atmosphere for your special occasion. If you are a bride looking for the pictures of a lifetime, whether coming down our elegant stairway, or saying your vows in the parlor or romantic gardens, Hall Place is a bride's dream.

Mammoth Cave National Park includes the world's longest cave, with more than 300 miles of mapped passageways. The caves were first explored by Indians thousands of years ago. The caves served as a vital source during the war of 1812. Cave tours have been conducted for 150 years, and today are offered daily, except Christmas. Mammoth Cave National Park also includes 30 miles of rugged trails, 52,000 acres of hardwood forests, camping, canoeing, fishing, and picnicking.

Barren River Lake Resort Park, located on U.S. Highway 31E, includes 51 lakeview rooms, 22 cottages, an 18 hole golf course, a full-service marina, horseback riding, bike trails, tennis courts, and a campground. The 10,000-acre lake includes a public sand beach.

The Glasgow Recreation Department operates five parks and sponsors leagues in all major sports. In addition, the City of Glasgow owns and operates the historic Plaza Theatre with a variety of performances. Glasgow is also home to the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center.

Barren County's privately owned facilities include a country club, four golf courses, a swimming pool, a skating rink, bowling lanes, and an indoor theater.

Glasgow has more than 40 clubs, organizations and community groups. They include Little League, Lions, Rotary, Kiwanis, business and professional women's clubs, and a YMCA.