Hotel Bourré Bonne Debuts Steps From Bourbon City's Iconic Whiskey Row

Louisville, KY (May 28, 2025) – Hotel Bourré Bonne officially opened its doors at 143 W. Market St. this month. The $75 million, five-story hotel features 168 rooms and two upmarket restaurants, Steakhouse Bourré Bonne and the Rooftop Bourré Bonne bar and restaurant.

The hotel, which is part of Hilton’s Curio Collection, is a luxurious new addition to Louisville’s hospitality scene, designed to reflect the city’s rich cultural heritage and vibrant future. Guests can enjoy elevated guestrooms, over 11,000 sq feet of flexible ballroom space with sweeping city views, an indoor/outdoor bar and lounge, state-of-the-art fitness center with a juice bar, and two standout dining venues operated by Bellé Noble Entertainment Group.

The ground-floor luxury-style restaurant, Steakhouse Bourré Bonne, brings to life the rich heritage of Kentucky cuisine with a modern twist by featuring French-inspired cuisine and an extensive bourbon and wine list. Several private dining options are available, along with an Hérmes inspired booth.

Rooftop Bourré Bonne offers a more casual indoor-outdoor setting with panoramic views adjacent to the outdoor pool and bar.

Louisville is a city that blends authentic history with a new Southern twist. Also known as Bourbon City, and for good reason. With over two dozen bourbon experiences and tasting rooms, with several just steps away from Hotel Bourré Bonne. Bourbon City’s newest attractions include Bob Dylan’s The Last Refuge, Whiskey Thief Tasting Room, Pursuit Spirts and Monk’s Road Boiler House by Log Still Distillery.

Still to come in 2025, the city will welcome a second location by Pursuit Spirits, Green River Distilling Tasting Room and The Piggy Bank, a tasting room by the WhistlePig brand. From historic distilleries to contemporary bourbon bars, Louisville invites guests to explore the craftsmanship and heritage that celebrates America’s only native spirit.

Following in Bourbon’s footsteps, Bluegrass music was born in Kentucky - deriving from the hills of Appalachia and raised on acoustic instruments and rich traditions. Louisville’s spin on today’s Bluegrass has been coined ‘LouGrass’ and the city offers free, live LouGrass performances every weekend April through October at a variety of venues, hotels, restaurants and neighborhoods. For a schedule of weekly performances, festivals and special events, visit lougrassmusic.com.

While planning a trip to Louisville, guests can download a copy of Louisville Tourism’s annual Visitor Guide to see the city's top attractions and bourbon distilleries. Visitors also can get additional city attraction, lodging and dining assistance at gotolouisville.com.