Take no prisoners (anymore)4 of 11Hotel: Jailer's Inn, Bardstown, Ky.Description: For almost 200 years, this building functioned as the Nelson County Jail in Bardstown, Ky., now known as the "Bourbon Capital of the World." Today, Jailer's Inn graciously welcomes visitors with antique-decorated rooms. You also can opt to stay in "The Jail Cell," a black-and-white room with two stark bunks. But unlike a prisoner, you'll get a full breakfast (no, not gruel and moldy bread) and a private bath.Rates: $80 to $145 per night depending on furnishings.« Back to Frugal Travel Guide 2011. Related Articles:8 ways to save for vacationOff-season travel savesVacation deals aboundTake time to volunteerRelated Links:15 smart travelling tipsEarn frequent-flier milesWays to score hotel deals6 trip-planning websites advertisement
Hotel: Jailer's Inn, Bardstown, Ky.
Description: For almost 200 years, this building functioned as the Nelson County Jail in Bardstown, Ky., now known as the "Bourbon Capital of the World." Today, Jailer's Inn graciously welcomes visitors with antique-decorated rooms. You also can opt to stay in "The Jail Cell," a black-and-white room with two stark bunks. But unlike a prisoner, you'll get a full breakfast (no, not gruel and moldy bread) and a private bath.
Rates: $80 to $145 per night depending on furnishings.
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