The Doubling Hills Inn Bed & Breakfast

Above is a picture of the Inn. The front portion of the house was built in 1888. It is a Victorian style with bay windows on three sides of the house. The Inn sits on an acre and a half but is surrounded by about 1500 acres of equestrian farm lands with kentucky white wooden fencing. The Inn gets it's name from the custom of area farmers having to double the horses inorder to pull their heavily loaded wagons up the steep surrounding hills.

The Doubling Hills Inn is a nonsmoking bed and breakfast. We ask our smoking guests to please limit smoking to the outdoor areas.
Prospective guest should be aware that the Doubling Hills Inn is also home to four cats.

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