We weren't expecting much, just something off the beaten path, but it was worse than we were expecting. The staff was OK, she did put down the phone (obviously personal call) to give us our key at least. We booked early this year when the website quoted the rate as $45, but were charged $50 instead. There was a hole... more

My husband and I had heard about the Wigwam's and looked at the website and we were very excited to go. When we arrived our wigwam looked nothing like the pictures online. There was a live cockroach in the bathroom and a dead one along with two roach motels in the closet. The sheets had hairs all over them and... more

I, too, read the reviews of the Wigwam Village posted here, but decided not to let them deter my stay, and I am glad I didn't! It was all I hoped it would be, and more. The staff at check-in was friendly, my teepee clean and secure. I think we should realize that these types of motels are to be... more

OK, I had read all these dreadful reviews on Trip Advisor but still wanted to see for myself. It was really worth the trip and the stay. By all means if you are wanting to stay there for the fun of it and to sleep in a tee pee, etc do it! My step mother from New Zealand said it... more

My husband and I stayed in one of the one-bed wigwams on a trip to Mammoth Cave to visit our nephew. The place is a little old and run-down, which is to be expected, but we weren't looking for anything fancy. The room and bathroom were clean - there is a little bit of an "old" smell, but it was... more

This place is the last of a dying breed. My boyfriend and I stayed there for three nights. One night in the middle of our trip was unavailable, so we stayed at another vintage roadside motel for one night. The Wigwams beat the local vintage competition hands-down. The bathroom was surprisingly spacious for the Tee Pee's size. The bed and... more

It was everything I expected. We had a one bedroom wigwam and it was small but not overbearing. The experience is what was the highlight of the stay. The rooms were fairly clean, the bed was nice and the staff were friendly. It had a small TV and an air condition unit. Not the cleanest place in the world but... more

My son and I were so excited about out trip to the WigWam Village. Our biggest mistake was not reading the reviews here first. We were orginally planning to stay 2 nights but the week before our trip we changed our plans to only stay one night-THANK GOD. Upon arriving we were a little concerned about the way the property... more

If you are looking for a 1950ish motel, this is it. Definitely not a "politically correct" place, but very quirky and kind of fun. (My kids informed me that these are concrete teepees, not wigwams and there are certainly no Southwestern tribes of Native Americans in Kentucky as the decor suggests.) The sheets were clean & soft, though the towels... more