$59/night - per double occupancy. This room will take you to the sea. It is decorated with model ships, lighthouses, and of course we can't forget the antique fishing pole. Ammenities: - Full size bed - Writing desk - Private bath with shower stall - Couch - TV/VCR(video library available) - Wireless Internet. $65/night - per double occupancy. This room is just right for a romantic getaway. Elegantly decorated in an ancient horse theme, the four-poster king bed is truly fit for a king. Ammenities: - Private bath with shower stall - King-size four poster bed - Hardwood floors - Couch - TV/VCR(video library available) - Writing desk - Wireless Internet. This room boasts a musical theme while overlooking Main Street America. You will feel pampered as you take a relaxing bath in the antique claw foot tub. Ammenities: - Private bath with claw foot shower and tub - Canopy Queen size bed - Couch with pull out full size bed - TV/VCR(video library available) - Wireless Internet. This is our fun, collector's room. It is decorated in the theme of the soft drink bottled in nearby Winchester, KY. Similar to ginger ale only different, enjoy a free one on us! Ammenities: - Recently remodeled - Private bath with shower stall - Antique Queen size bed - New carpet - TV/VCR(video library available) - Wireless Internet. This is in honor of Wilmore's only factory, Toccoco Sewing Factory. Tastefully furnished with sewing memorabilia and antiques from the sewing industry. Ammenities: - Private bath - Full size antique iron bed - TV/VCR(video library available) - Couch with full size pull out bed - Wireless Internet. $45/night - per double occupancy. A fun room to take you back to your childhood. Decorated with antique dolls and toys this room is named in honor of John's granddaughter. Ammenities: - Hallway bath with shower and tub - Full size antique iron bed - TV - Wireless Internet. Scott Station Inn Annex. Due to demand we have recently added a secondary location to the Inn also located in historic downtown Wilmore. $49/night - per double occupancy. Spend a relaxing, quiet night in this beautiful room decorated with dogwood wallpaper and coordinating furnishings. Curl up with a good book and pamper yourself. Ammenities: - Shared bath with claw foot shower and tub(shares with Train Room) - Queen size spindle bed - Wicker love seat - TV - Writing desk. $39/night - for single occupancy. This room is pure nostalgia for the train lover. Decorated with train memorabilia, you can actually see the railroad tracks during the winter months. Ammenities: - Shared bath with claw foot tub(shares with Dogwood Room) - Full size bed - Crib with bedding - TV. This room has both a queen and twin bed along with elegant antique furnishings. It is named after John and Amy's daughter and decorated in a garden theme. Ammenities: - Shared bath with shower stall(shares with Alice Room) - Queen size and twin size beds - Hardwood floors - TV. This elegant room has two double beds and beautiful hardwood floors. This room is named after Amy's grandmother. Ammenities: - Shared bath with shower stall(shares with Abigail Room) - Two full size iron beds - Hardwood floors - TV

Felt like I was staying at a friend's home Outstanding, friendly service!. You went out of your way to accomodate us!. Simply an excellent experience.. Asbolutely delicious breakfasts!. I just felt so welcome We welcome you to Scott Station Inn, a bed and breakfast with 10 gorgeous guest rooms located in the historic heartland of Kentucky! Placed perfectly along main street Wilmore, KY you can not get any closer to that great small town feel. You can also use our inn for special uses as you need them.(see About Us) This, along with great southern hospitality, means a getaway like no other! Scott Station Inn was built in the late 1800s. This country farmhouse style home has been used over the years as a residence, a boarding house and a dormitory for Asbury College. Its heritage continues to live on today! Beautifully refurbished in 1990 and continually updated, the Inn has kept the charm and gracious air of an old Kentucky home. Each room has its own decorative theme reflecting the decor and beauty of Kentucky. The green shutters and white picket fence add just the right finishing touch makes this home something special in Kentucky. Our full country breakfast has four courses including fruit, a bread(muffins, scones, biscuits), our signature oatmeal bake and breakfast casserole. Coffee, milk, juice and tea are included. We hope you'll find time to relax, enjoy the front porch swing and get a taste of Kentucky heritage! Our flower garden is a peaceful place to relax, read a book and get away from it all! Southern hospitality at its finest! Ideal for weddings, receptions and reunions. The perfect place for that relaxing getaway

The Scott Station Inn is located comfortably in the central heartland of the beautiful state of Kentucky. Located in. it falls just 20 minutes south of Lexington. Directions to the inn are as follows: IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE NORTH ON I-75. IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE SOUTH ON I-75. IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE EAST ON I-64. IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE WEST ON I-64. IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE WEST ON THE BLUEGRASS PARKWAY. IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE NORTH ON I-75: 1. Once you've approached Lexington on I-75, take the I-64 EAST/I-75 SOUTH exit towards ASHLAND/LEXINGTON 2. Take the KY-922/BG PARKWAY exit towards AIRPORT/LEXINGTON, exit #115 3. Continue towards AIRPORT/KEENELAND/LEXINGTON 4. Continue on NEWTOWN PIKE 5. Continue towards NEW CIRCLE RD/KY-4 WEST/BG PARKWAY/AIRPORT 6. Continue on W NEW CIRCLE RD 7. Continue on NEW CIRCLE RD 8. Continue on 2 towards HARRODSBURG/LEXINGTON, exit #2 9. Turn Right on HARRODSBURG RD 10. Continue on LEXINGTON RD 11. LEXINGTON RD becomes LEXINGTON RD/LEXINGTON ST N 11. Continue on LEXINGTON ST N/N LEXINGTON AVE 12. You will go to the second stop light where there is a Subway and turn left on to Main Street. We are just over the hill on the left at 305 East Main Street. IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE SOUTH ON I-75: 1. Continue on I-75 NORTH towards LEXINGTON 2. Take the US-150/US-25 exit towards LIVINGSTON/MT VERNON, exit #59 3. Turn Left on US-25 NORTH/US-150 WEST 4. Continue on US-150 WEST 5. Continue on US-150-BYP 6. Turn Right on US-27 7. US-27 becomes STANFORD ST 8. Continue on a local road 9. Bear Left on LEXINGTON ST 10. LEXINGTON ST becomes LEXINGTON RD 11. LEXINGTON RD becomes DANVILLE RD 12. Bear Left on US-27 NORTH 13. Make a Sharp Left Turn on SHUN PIKE 14. Turn Right on SHORT SHUN RD 15. Turn Left on JESSAMINE STATION RD 16. Continue on E COLLEGE ST 17. Turn Left on LEXINGTON ST N/N LEXINGTON AVE 18. At the next stop light where there is a Subway turn left on to Main Street. We are just over the hill on the left at 305 East Main Street. IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE EAST ON I-64: 1. Continue on I-64 WEST/I-75 NORTH 2. Take the US-27/US-68 exit towards LEXINGTON/PARIS, exit #113 3. Turn Right on N BROADWAY/PARIS PIKE 4. Continue on N BROADWAY 5. Continue on S BROADWAY 6. Continue on HARRODSBURG RD 7. Continue on LEXINGTON RD 8. LEXINGTON RD becomes LEXINGTON RD/LEXINGTON ST N 9. Continue on LEXINGTON ST N/N LEXINGTON AVE 10. You will go to the second stop light where there is a Subway and turn left on to Main Street. We are just over the hill on the left at 305 East Main Street. IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE WEST ON I-64: 1. Take the I-64 EAST towards LEXINGTON 2. Take the US-60 exit towards FRANKFORT, exit #58 3. Continue towards VERSAILLES 4. Continue on VERSAILLES RD 5. VERSAILLES RD becomes US-60 EAST 6. Continue on US-60 EAST/US-62 WEST 7. Continue on S MAIN ST 8. S MAIN ST becomes HARRODSBURG RD/TROY PIKE 9. Continue on TROY PIKE 10. Bear Left on PINKARD PIKE 11. PINKARD PIKE becomes KEENE-VERSAILLES RD 12. Bear Right on CEMETERY LN 13. Continue on KEENE RD 14. Turn Right on HARRODSBURG RD 15. Continue on LEXINGTON RD 16. LEXINGTON RD becomes LEXINGTON RD/LEXINGTON ST N 17. Continue on LEXINGTON ST N/N LEXINGTON AVE 18. You will go to the second stop light where there is a Subway and turn left on to Main Street. We are just over the hill on the left at 305 East Main Street IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE WEST ON THE BLUEGRASS PARKWAY: 1. Take the KY-33 exit towards VERSAILLES, exit #68. Turn right on 33. 2. Drive on 33 for around 20-30 minutes. It will deadend at 68. Turn left. 3. Turn right on 1268 about a quarter mile on 68. 4. Travel on 1268 for around 2 minutes. It will curve to right, then to left and you will come to a stop light with a Subway restaurant. Go straight through light on to Main Street. 5. We are just over the hill on the left at 305 East Main Street.

Greetings from the Innkeepers! We are so glad that you have taken a moment to visit the Scott Station Inn website! We assure you that if you stay with us you will find a place of rest, relaxation and some of the best Southern cooking around. We pride ourselves in being able to maintain an inn that caters to you, our visitors. We want you to be able to get away from all of the busyness of life so you can catch a breath and enjoy a piece of small town America. Our inn is located right in the heartland region of the beautiful horse country of Kentucky. The horse farms, rolling hills and lush landscapes are what makes Kentucky such an exceptional getaway for you the traveler. Come join us in an experience you'll surely never forget! Nick, Erin and Michael Ward (Innkeepers). John and Amy Fitch (owners). Our inn features 10 beautiful rooms for your stay in Wilmore BUT there are other options as well. You can use our inn for the following: ~ Teas ~ Luncheons ~ Retirement Parties ~ Family Reunions ~ Out of town Guests ~ Small Retreats. Prices if wanting a meal are: Teas $8.00 per person Breakfast $8.00 per person (if not staying at the inn) Luncheons $10.00 per person. They will be charged for the number reserved regardless if fewer show up. History of the Scott Station Inn. Wilmore, KY was founded in 1890. Seven years earlier John Scott, a local surveyor, had sold the railroad right-of-way through Jessamine County to the Cincinnati Southern Railroad. The town was originally called Scott Station. Mr. Scott owned a substantial amount of property and livestock. One day his prize mule wandered out on the railroad tracks and was killed. Mr. Scott sued the railroad for failing to put fences along the right-of-way. Although C.S.R. awarded him a small sum of money, no fences were ever constructed. In retaliation for the lawsuit, C.S.R. changed the name of Scott Station to Wilmore after J.R. Wilmore, Scott's cousin. Today, Wilmore retains its small town charm amidst an increase in residents. The current population is just at 6200.

 Luggage storage
 Credit cards accepted
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace