Kentucky Derby: Experience Louisville

There's plenty to choose from on the Derby agenda. Four of our Louisville friends sound off on the city's best

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Location and Luxury
Brooke Slezak

Location and Luxury

"We usually have several visitors in town for the festivities, and my favorite part is welcoming guests and introducing them to Derby traditions," says Louisville resident Ann Wells. Needless to say, Derby time brings with it scores of out-of-towners, ready for a taste of Louisville. They're looking for a well-rounded weekend beyond their time at the track. Though located in various spots around town, a few hotels and restaurants are simply synonymous with the Derby. 

First of all, location and luxury are key when it comes to lodging. There are a couple of posh hotels in downtown Louisville with easy access to the track. Steeped in tradition, they also satisfy those looking for the new and unique.

Shown here: In the heart of downtown's Theater Square, the lobby of the Brown Hotel is a welcome spot to mingle after a day of sightseeing.

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