Jeffersonville is my home town, and I am embarrassed to know this awful B&B is near me. We bid on and won a one night stay at this place. We had some friends come into town, booked their room a month in advance, confirmed it the night before, and the horrible owners gave the room to another couple. I assume... More

We spent five days at the Old Bridge Inn with our family of 12 while visiting the Louisville area. It was the perfect place for our family gathering. The owner, Linda, is a marvelous hostess and made sure that we had everything that we needed. She even helped us celebrate our grandson's birthday at the Inn. Linda cooked a wonderful,... More

Overall everything was OK, nothing special. Few tips I learned from my stay. I was told to call on my way in to town to give the inn keeper a heads up on my arrival time and when I called and indicated that I would be there around 2:30 based on the progress I had made in my drive she... More

We were greeted by Linda and told that we had woken her up from her afternoon nap. Strange considering we hadn't yet knocked on the door. We stayed in the Carriage House. Clean with decent decor although smells a little old when you first walk in. Linda cooks a large breakfast and it will set you up nicely for the... More

Since July 2008, I have spent 40+ nights at the Old Bridge Inn, located in the historic district of Jeffersonville, Indiana. Just a "stone's throw" across the river from Louisville, the 1836 Neo-Classical home lends charm and hospitality of years gone by. The five rooms and common rooms are filled with period antiques. Linda and Robbie are inviting, kind, and... More

For many years now, I've been staying with Linda at the Old Bridge Inn when I travel to Louisville. At first, I would bring my girl friends so we could relax and unwind. Now, I bring my fiancee for romantic weekend get aways. It's an Inn that has something for everyone. What attracted me to the Inn initially were her... More

I do not agree with the first reviewer. I needed to attend a conference at the Marriot in downtown Louisville. The Old Bridge Inn was the perfect place for me. Its a short 5 minute drive (I could easily have walked on a cooler day). MS Williams accommodated my every need, and even offered to take me to the conference... More

I rented the River Room for two nights. Advertised as being capable of sleeping 5, the room was cramped with 2 full size beds and a couple of small tables. The bathroom was a poorly-designed add-on wedged into the corner. It is an old house that has not been well maintained. Outdated electrical wiring, modular shower inset, holes in the... More