Book Hotels in Daniel Boone National Forest, KY

"We enjoyed the tree cover area. It looked like we were living in the trees. Do TLC is needed."

"The hotel was a bit run down. Bed was super uncomfortable gave me a terrible ache in the neck and hips plus it was on a hollow metal box so if you moved, it squeaked moaned and moved! Pool was more of a sauna terrible for any person to enjoy. Shower pressure was super slow. Their great breakfast was not so hot. Standard at any hotel serving food. So probably not going to stay here again."

"Staff is friendly and the rooms were very clean. The property is really run down. It seems they are working on it though. I could hear guests running around in rooms all night. It seems the walls are very thin. Also, there internet blocks you from going to certain websites. I'm not sure on safety There were run down cars in the parking lot and some of the guests appeared shady. The entire hotel is non-smoking but when I arrived one of the guests was smoking what smelled like marijuana in one of their room windows. I found one of the side access doors that is supposed to remain closed propped open with a rock. The hotel is way over priced. It was nearly $90 a night after taxes. For condition and everything else this place should be no more than $50-$60. I was glad my family had not accompanied me because we would have had to stay elsewhere. The AC and plumbing did work well. Next time I am in Morehead I will stay elsewhere "

"Cozy Cabin was perfect for our reconnaissance trip for a fall group hiking trip. The linens provided are very nice. The bed is comfortable and room is very quiet. The kitchen is big enough for a quick breakfast or light evening meal. The location of the cabin was so convenient to Natural Bridge, Red River Gorge and Clifty Wilderness. For the more adventurous outdoor enthusiasts zip lining, rafting and kayaking is close by. A variety of restaurants are nearby. Had a great pizza at Miguel’s. Our host Becky was very responsive to all our questions. For EV drivers there is a charger at the Red River visitor center and Red River Gorge Zipline. We recommend staying here if you are in the Red River Gorge area for all the outdoor activities."

"The driveway was difficult to navigate with a lot of potholes. The room was clean and cozy, but could use more outlets and counter space. The bed table between the two beds was cute, but it was on an angle, so not real easy to utilize."

"The last visitors soap was still in the shower (thought that was kind of gross) and no toilet paper was left in the room. Staff was fine to deal with. I guess you get what you pay for!"