Louisville's Hotel Genevieve has become the first hotel in Kentucky to receive a Michelin Key, the hotel equivalent to the famed Michelin Star for restaurants. It is one of just 168 hotels across the United States to earn this recognition, awarded for exceptional service, design and guest experience, according to the Michelin guide website.
Located in NuLu, Hotel Genevieve is a new building that fits seamlessly into the area’s “French-influenced” architectural style. Operated by the Bunkhouse group, which is known for its boutique hotels in Texas, this Louisville property marks the brand’s expansion beyond its home state.
The hotel also offers a range of dining and entertainment options, including the all-day Rosettes restaurant, the versatile Bar Genevieve and Lucky Penny, a hidden cocktail bar, which Michelin added was "one of the hotel's finest spaces." Mini Marché is a curated convenience store that is also available for guests.
At $246 per night for its least expensive rooms, Hotel Genevieve brings boutique charm and high-end amenities to Louisville, making it a standout destination in Kentucky’s hospitality scene. The Michelin Key award further cements its status as one of the nation’s top hotels.
