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January 2024 by Matthew Magdefrau
One of the most peaceful places Ive ever been able to stay. Go, you wont regret it!
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January 2024 by Rebecca Neal
Beautiful and peacefulWalkability: There is a flat gravel path that is very accessible by most anyone.Food & drinks: Onsite restaurant is farm to table. They serve alcohol and have a very romantic ambiance.Noteworthy details: If you enjoy history and nature, this place is a big yes!
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January 2024 by Dan Cassin
The hotel staff said "welcome" but didn't make us feel welcome, more like an intrusion.Rooms: Rooms are quaint, roomy & some furniture is updated, some historical. No closets, nice bathroom.Walkability: Great walking, historical touring location.Food & drinks: Restaurant is outstanding. Food is impeccably produced, tasty & service is excellent.
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January 2024 by Ermano Geuer
We visited the museum, not spent the night there. The museum is definitely worth a visit and may be one of the best historical attractions in Kentucky. Here you can learn a lot about the Shaker religious community that built it all.
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January 2024 by Leigh Looez
My most favorite place!
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January 2024 by Heather Marie
Such a beautiful place and the suite was like a mini apartment. So much space. Definitely worth a
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January 2024 by Lora aria
A great way to spend an evening or a weekend. Great food. Lovely people. Comfortable rooms.
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January 2024 by R Goforth
Great place to visit and even stay
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January 2024 by Eric E.
This place is magical. It is because of the people who work here to help preserve the important history of the Shakers in Kentucky and the beauty of the place the Shakers called home. It is wonderful.
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January 2024 by Lynn M
A wonderful historic treasure.Food & drinks: Spectacular fresh cuisine and great cocktails ?Service was excellent.
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December 2023 by Gayle Haynes
We had Thanksgiving dinner in the dining room. As always, the atmosphere and the service was excellent. We arrived 15 min. before our reservation and we were seated early.However, the food was not as outstanding as it usually is. The dressing was very bland, with hardly any seasoning, cranberry relish was very dry, and the chocolate cheese pie was overly sugary, almost a "gritty" consistency. I always love going to Shakertown for the holiday, but I was a little disappointed this year.
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December 2023 by Amy Elam-Krizan
Visited on a women’s retreat. Was perfect for the event. Cozy rooms, a variety of gathering spaces, gorgeous accessible trails, and history at every turn.
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November 2023 by James Caruso
Shaker Village is a historic settlement and a great blessing to all of us who have had the privilege of visiting, lodging and or dining there.Katherine and I stayed at Shaker Village over four years ago, and we found ourselves coming back to Kentucky (10/2023) and on our last day, made an impromptu stop at Shaker Village to eat dinner.Reservations are definitely recommended.The tomatoes, celery soup was outstanding and definitely a five out of five stars. The soup of the day that Katherine has was a garlic mashed potato soup and we both thought it was exceptional.The creole shrimp was very good, but the type of spice and seasoning and broth was not my personal preference. I like more of a blackened shrimp with a Cajun spice and maybe no broth.The portion of shrimp was generous and they were at least jumbo in size! The ciabatta toast points were very good with the meal.We also have a beet salad and it was very refreshing and the sliced pear was a nice addition. They definitely could’ve used more beets though.
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October 2023 by Levi Otts
This is a great place to visit! Beautiful historic buildings, fun shops, and amazing scenery. There are also miles of walking trails that are well-maintained. We would definitely go again!
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October 2023 by Christopher R
My wife & I visited Shaker Village on a Tuesday and were there from 9 am to 5 pm and really enjoyed ourselves. We visited Welcome Center to buy our tickets and then took 10 am tour to introduce us to Shaker Village. Then we enjoyed a music presentation and then toured the village/farm/cemetery on our own. There are gift shops, a restaurant, bikes you can rent. Staff are very nice. At the end of the day we enjoyed a poultry parade and enjoyed feeding the ducks.
