DuPont Mansion, Louisville, Kentucky. Click thumbnails on the right to see more photos of this bed and breakfast inn.

Hattie Bishop Speed Room

This room, with its warm rich tones, offers a queen bed with a beautiful embroidered coverlet, luxurious bath with fireplace, period furnishings, cable TV/VCR, telephone, and views of Historic Louisville's Fourth Street. Mrs. Speed, known for her love of Louisville, would be right at home in her cozy and comfortable room.

 

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DuPont Mansion Bed and Breakfast
DuPont Mansion
1317 South Fourth Street
Louisville KY 40208
USA
Phone: +1-502-638-0045
Innkeeper(s)
Mary Pat White
Rates:
$119 - $229
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Alfred I. DuPont Suite The luxurious suite offers a king size bed and lavish period furnishings, a beautiful fireplace, phone, cable TV/VCR, and ornate full room-size bath with fireplace, crystal chandelier and enormous whirlpool tub for two. Mr. DuPont would have enjoyed his view of Fourth Street and Central Park from his expansive front windows.
Andrew Carnegie Suite This beautiful suite offers a king size bed, period furnishings, lavish bath with double whirlpool tub (made for two) and separate shower, fireplace with carved wood mantel, cable TV/VCR and phone. Mr. Carnegie would have had a wonderful view of the mansion and grounds from this magnificent third floor penthouse.Thomas Edison Room This room offers a queen bed, period furnishings, breathtaking views from the four large windows, a lavish bath with whirlpool tub and separate shower, cable TV/VCR, phone, and an ornate fireplace. Mr. Edison would have enjoyed this light airy "room with a view".
Charles Dickens Room Offering a queen size bed, desk and period furnishings, bay windows that face the formal gardens, fireplace, phone, cable TV/VCR. Mr. Dickens would have enjoyed this first floor room conveniently located adjacent to the DuPont Mansion Library.Grover Cleveland Room Named for the Chief Executive during the DuPont Era, this room features a Chief size (king bed), two fireplaces, antique furnishings, cable TV/VCR, phone, plus a huge bath with whirlpool tub and shower.
J.P. Morgan Room J.P. Morgan, a partner of Mr. Dupont in his railroad ventures, would have truly loved his luxurious room with bay windows that overlook the extensive gardens. The room also offers a working fireplace, phone, cable TV/VCR.Louisa May Alcott Room Named for a well-known author from the Victorian Era, this charming room features a queen bed, fireplace, period furnishings, cable TV/VCR, phone, plus a huge bath with whirlpool tub and separate shower.
Hattie Bishop Speed Room This room, with its warm rich tones, offers a queen bed with a beautiful embroidered coverlet, luxurious bath with fireplace, period furnishings, cable TV/VCR, telephone, and views of Historic Louisville's Fourth Street. Mrs. Speed, known for her love of Louisville, would be right at home in her cozy and comfortable room.
The Dupont's most luxurious suite. It offers a king size bed and lavish period furnishings, a beautiful fireplace, phone, cable TV/VCR, and ornate room-size bath with fireplace, chandelier and whirlpool tub for two. Mr. Carnegie would have enjoyed his view of Fourth Street and Central Park from his expansive front windows.
This room offers a queen bed with a beautiful embroidered coverlet, luxurious bath with fireplace, period furnishings, cable TV/VCR, telephone and views of Historic Louisville's Fourth Street. Mrs. Speed, known for her love of Louisville, would be right at home in her luxurious room. This room offers a queen bed, period furnishings, breathtaking views from the four large windows, a lavish bath, cable TV/VCR, phone, and an ornate fireplace. Mr. Edison would have enjoyed this light airy "room with a view".
Andrew Carnegie SuiteEnjoy the fish pond from our sun deck.
The dining room awaits for a wonderful breakfast.The front parlor, a great place to read the paper.
The sunny side patio.