Hotel Genevieve

Very nice "Boutique" style hotel in Nulu. Walking distance to many local restaurants and bars. Room decoration was excellent - nice and colorful. But found the room a bit dark in the evening. Upstairs 6th floor bar and lounge was excellent - server Lee was superb! And a hotel suited more for leisure and vacation travelers. Breakfast service does not start until 8:00 am, and was on the slow side. And no in-room coffee. So would highly recommend for a leisure stay in Louisville - would re-think for a business stay.

Such a cute, clean, beautiful boutique hotel. I had high expectations and every one of them was met. The room was gorgeous, the service was fabulous, and the rooftop bar was such a bonus. I would recommend this to anyone and would stay again. Plus, the area was awesome and walkable

We had a great stay at Hotel Genevieve. The location is fantastic, so many great bars and restaurants and shopping within walking distance. The room was very clean and loved having the bathrobe to lounge around in. We used the valet for parking and that was also fantastic. Always quick when we would request the car and were very helpful and kind. We will be back.

Bought a gift certificate very generously donated to a charity auction. The lobby was funky and fun, and the room was well designed. The best part of our stay was the great service we received when we requested to change rooms. The music from outside the hotel was so loud until 2:30 am, we could FEEL the beat. The desk clerk was so kind to move us to the west side of the hotel, and we had a wonderful 2nd nights stay. Lucky Penny was a great find (pun intended!) and the rooftop bar (inside and patio) felt very sophisticated upscale. Overall a great hotel, well located in Nulu. If you prefer a quieter stay, opt for the even numbered rooms on the west side of the hotel.

We had a groom experience at the Hotel. Rooms were comfortable and near many great places to eat and shop. Ash with the Valet service was especially helpful. He went the extra mile taking care of us. We were there for the 70.3 triathlon and had a lot of gear to deal with. The downstairs restaurant was closed and that was not noted in our reservation.

I stayed with my fiancé as a getaway to some health issues he had earlier this summer and for a change of scenery. Beautiful exterior and lobby. It appears they have either local or vintage art throughout. The rooftop bar and resteraunt had a great ambiance and beautiful views of the city. We enjoyed the happy hour and other small bites and the food was fantastic. Based on these things, I expected the rooms to match the charm. I was so disappointed however that they didn’t. There’s room for improvement as far as some additional art decor in the room and the lighting is terrible. In the evening, the dim lights make you feel claustrophobic and a little like you’re in prison (eek!). The beds were comfortable and pillows were great, so a few changes could really turn things around. I think the biggest issue this hotel will face in the long term is upkeep and cleanliness. For being only opened a year, it’s starting to feel run down. There are chip and loss of paint on the walls, and the carpets have stains throughout. I’d fire the manager and hire a new director of housekeeping. In the bar upstairs, one of the lounge benches was missing about a yard of fabric and was shredded so badly it was embarrassing. You could see the foam. The showers have a half of a door, so water easily can make the bathroom floors wet. I’m wondering if this is causing water damage, since on the ceilings is appears that it may be. Also, they don’t accept all major credit cards, which their website didn’t indicate. When I checked in, they shared that their system is “finicky” with Discover card. They were nice enough to extend a 50 dollar credit for the hassle, however. Overall, If you’re in town, come for a drink or dinner, but stay at the Omni or a Marriot.