The Seelbach Hilton Louisville

We only stayed for one night as we were coming back from Chattanooga but it was such a beautiful historic hotel I was in awe! I truly loved all the historic details and ambiance that I am planning another trip soon! The staff & the service we received was equally exceptional! Such a historic landmark and the city is lucky to have this gem❤️🙏🏻

My room was super clean. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Hotel puts off a old world vibe, you just don't encounter much. Enjoyed my stay! Would recommend to others visiting the Louisville area!

The Seelbach Hilton is truly a work of art—stepping inside feels like stepping back in time. The stunning architecture and historic charm create an atmosphere that’s both grand and nostalgic. Everyone I interacted with was warm and welcoming, especially our server, who made the experience feel personal and memorable. The bed was very comfortable, making for a restful night. That said, there were a few drawbacks . The room, while elegant in style, was on the smaller side, and the air conditioning unit was louder than expected, which disrupted the otherwise peaceful ambiance. The on-site market was also quite limited, when it came to the gift shop Overall, if you appreciate historic hotels with character and charm, the Seelbach is a one-of-a-kind experience. Just be prepared for some trade-offs in modern conveniences, and consider upgrading to a suite for more space and comfort

Really like the room but had problems sleeping due to loud AC. The bar is amazing. Very knowledgeable bartenders. The cocktails were amazing. Food was great as well. Recommend wings and, for dessert, bread pudding. Overall, I really like staying in historic hotels.

Steelbach is a historical hotel in a great downtown location. The staff was great. It had a lovely comfortable bar with awesome bartenders. It is walkable to many restaurants,to the Little Slugger Plant and the river. My room was quite large but the bathroom was small and the stahl shower tiny. The decor was dated but that just added to the charm of the hotel. The chairs, bed, and sheets were very comfortable. The room temperature could be perfectly controlled by me!

Great visit at a wonderful historic hotel. Came on a couples weekend to taste bourbon and see the horses. Other reviews had us worried about homeless and crime but we had no issues. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance: Valet was quick and timely, restaurant had a great breakfast, and the bar was crowded with couples and friends each night. Rooms were comfy and water pressure was spectacular. Only issue was the TV choices were old and stale. Need an upgrade there but everything else was top notch!

Great looking main floor with no place to park your vehicle for free. It costs 22.00 every time you lane the parking garage. The beds feel as dated as the hotel. The guest service pointed me to the elevator and said you are in the second floor. If you know the hotel its a maze unless you've ever stayed there. Needless to say I wandered astound trying to find my room for 20 minutes. For the price you pay for the rooms you'd think that they could properly paint or redo the ceiling in the bathroom after mildew showed up vs painting over it. The stair wells are filthy! It was raining when i showed up and they were catching rain in buckets. Way over rated. I wouldn't recommend this place.

This hotel is a great location and very walkable from multiple distilleries and museums. The rooms are nice and large for a historical hotel. Hotel itself is beautiful and rich with interesting prohibition era history. Visit the old Rathskeller bar in the basement if able.