I have always wanted to stay at this Wigwam Village, as we live in Bowling Green, Ky, we decided to have some couple time away. There are photos on their website so I kind of knew what to expect. We loved it. It is what it is, and not for everyone. If you require the ritz, it isn't for you. If you want amenities of a chain hotel, again, not for you. This is about going back in time and living the way it was THEN. I read some reviews on here after our return and find it silly to read some of the comments such as the furniture is old and the rooms are "dated" Really? That's the IDEA. The furniture is the original handmade hickory furniture, restored from the 1930's when this novelty was built! It was rustic and charming. Yes it's small, to be expected. It was bare bones with no luxuries, kind of like roughing it camping but we knew that going in and that's what we wanted. No phones, perfect for US. The bed was VERY soft and comfortable in Wigwam #11. Loved the antique furniture~woven cane and carved hickory wood bed and it was sturdy. Had a cute vanity/chair and chair. Linens were clean, we had the essentials, tint bars of soap, and shampoo packets. 2 towels and washcloths. TV worked. Has a small window air conditioner and the heat was a small space heater, which we actually turned off awhile. (love keeps you warm) The floors were a bit cold, the room could benefit from a few throw rugs. There was someone at the office when we checked in around 5 pm, and next day we went to the back house that has an office sign, where the owners actually live. Gift shop was sparse but we weren't there for overpriced souvenirs anyway, We went for dinner at Cracker Barrel after checking in, and stopped at Dollar General for a candle, the room did have a slight musty smell but once inside, we didn't notice it anymore... linen scented candle helped and added a romantic glow;) There is a small coffee maker in room, and ice available as well as a drink machine by gift shop. If you stay on a Saturday night there is an auction downtown Cave City, found some bargains, amused by the ongoings and locals. It was a fun get away. We plan on doing it again. By the way, the hot water was HOT instantly. Got $5 off for paying cash. Room was $50.

Yes not the Ritz but my 10 year old and I still talk about it. In this day of chain hotels it is nice to stay someplace different! Let the kids know back in the 60/70's this was the way it was

the idea was so cute. Always wanted to stay there. We went to mammoth caves and the surrounding area on our one last trip before school started back. This place was the one thing he kept talking about and drew a picture of it when he went back to school and the teacher asked them to draw what was the most memorable about their summer.
The floors were so dirty. We did stay two nights. I wish someone would fix them up to their potential. Anyway a good memory.

Don't expect the Ritz here. This is basic lodging in an old, small room shaped like a tepee. Furniture is old and the bed sags but it's clean located next farm land with a train in the distance. The owner was friendly and complained about not raising prices since 2007. The place does need some TLC. TV reception was poor as was wifi. Driving distance to restaurants. It's a must do once. Been there, done that.