Hampton Inn Lebanon

Our town is sometimes called “The Civil War City,” due to all the action that centered around here during “the late unpleasantness” (as some more-mannered folk call the War Between the States). Civil War buffs will certainly want to explore much of the areas around our hotel. In Lebanon, don't miss one of just two national cemeteries in Kentucky, where visitors will see graves of both Union and Confederate troops. Why? Lebanon actually served as the headquarters for both sides (though not at the same time). Walking and driving tours are available to see many of the homes and battlefields in the area. One must-see is Myrtledene, where General John Hunt Morgan rode up the main staircase on his beloved mare, Black Bess. Being smack in the middle of Kentucky's “knob country,” our hotel in Lebanon makes the perfect home base for you to hike, bike, swim or fish. Lastly, Kentucky is well known for making spirits. One of the most famous is Maker's Mark. Drop by their visitor's center or visit the distillery itself, a national landmark, nine miles from our hotel in Lebanon.