Ryder Cup Hotels
If you’re looking for hotel accommodation for the Ryder Cup at Valhalla in Louisville, Kentucky this is a list of hotels in the area. Remember there will be a mad rush for accommodation once the tickets are allocated so it would pay to do some research on what’s available and what the pricing is like. We’ll update this list regularly with any hotels that we come across in the run up to the Ryder Cup. Feel free to review any of the hotels by leaving a comment.
Marriot - Courtyard Louisville East - This is a budget hotel and is only 5 Miles from Valhalla. To make reservations by phone, call 1-800-321-2211 in the USA
(or any of marriots worldwide reservation telephone numbers).
Baymont Inn - Louisville East - This is a budget hotel and is only 7 Miles from Valhalla. To make reservations by phone, call 502-339-1900
Hyatt Regency Louisville - The is a newly renovated hotel in downtown Louisville. To make reservations call +1 502-581-1234
Best Western Brownsboro - This is a budget hotel to the north west of Valhalla. To make reservations call +1 502-893-2551
Comments
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David posted on November 1, 2007:
I prefer the privacy of a house to rent during the ryder cup. The great part of renting a house is all your pals are in one area and it can cost the same or cheaper than a hotel over the 7 days. One with a pool table? bar? swimming pool? Car supplied? See some amazing packages on http://www.rydercup-accommodation.com/ryder-cup-2006.php
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deirdre seim posted on November 7, 2007:
Louisville is almost completely out of hotel accomodations– Some folks are booking room in Lexington (over an hour away). Others are booking homes within walking distance of Valhalla at RentMyHouse4Derby.com
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deirdre seim posted on November 7, 2007:
Hotel rooms are almost non-existant now in Louisville (all booked up), but there are some great houses available to rent at RentMyHouse4Derby.com! We have over 40 homes currently available and we have personally inspected every one. Come visit us today!
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Jay posted on December 1, 2007:
For those who do want a hotel room I’d suggest getting a AAA guidebook and looking at smaller towns nearby such as Bardstown, Elizabethtown, Shelbyville etc. I know Ryder Cup officials have advised hotels in Frankfort and Lexington to market rooms. I have been on a few sites and hotel packages in Louisville are pretty steep. Be wary of some of the claims. One site said that the Mariott resort in Lexington was 35 minutes from Valhalla. That’s only if you’re doing 90 mph the entire way.
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June Johns posted on March 14, 2008:
I haven’t tried this before, but my husband and I are willing to house golfers at our home for the Ryder Cup. I grew up in a family of golfers so I’m pretty familiar with their schedules. Our home is located in the 40223 zip code, which is 6.4 miles to Valhalla. We have a lovely 4 bedroom home (2.5 baths), with a (nicely appointed) full finished basement with refrigerator in a great neighborhood. Backyard deck, spa & inground pool are included. Depending upon your party size, you might want 1 or 2 of the bedrooms, or the basement area. Either way, we’d allow you the run of the house, including kitchen & pool. Since our son is in school that week, we can’t leave the house. But we’d be glad to share with serious minded (but good-natured) golf enthusiasts. kynieto@mac.com
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Tom Thompson posted on May 21, 2008:
If you dont want a hotel room but dont want to pay the price of renting a private residence, I would suggest trying Edgewater Resort at Taylorsville Lake. Its located within 25 minutes of Valhalla. They rent lake cottages and are within half a mile of a nice golf course if you want to play while your here as well. They have a massage therapist on site as well as catering services available. The website is “ETL-Resort.Com” Plus when you look at the fact your getting two or three bedrooms plus full kitchen, hot tub on the rear deck, etc its a pretty great deal.
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Steven posted on August 3, 2008:
Stay in the comfort of a private home rather than in a hotel. The price works out at around the same as staying in a hotel during the Ryder Cup. There are some fantastic houses on http://www.acleshia.com that come with all kinds of extras…. Some with tickets to the event included in the price, private gym, pool tables, cinema/theatre rooms etc. Contact them now for more details.
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Paige posted on August 27, 2008:
Although a recent article in the Lexington Herald noted all Lexington Hotels were sold out for Ryder Cup, that is not the case.
Stay at the most magnificent hotel in Lexington:
The Hilton Suites of Lexington Green. An upscale, all-suite, full service hotel located next door to shopping, dining and entertainment.
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Mike Ashwin posted on September 3, 2008:
For those that are looking for accommodation for the 2010 Ryder cup at the Celtic Manor in Wales, please visit http://www.acleshia.com, House ref 10-2304.
As well as the advertised facilities breakfast and maid service can be offered as well as transport to the golf. -
Jeff Turner posted on September 15, 2008:
Ryder Cup Hotel and Transportation Package for sale. Purchased through English travel agency. Unable to attend or cancel package. BEST OFFER! See details below.
Holiday Inn Lakeside, Louisville. Arrival 17th depart 22nd. Bed and breakfast for 2.
1 room with 2 double beds.
Transport to and from the Ryder cup is included. -
DAVE CONWAY posted on May 8, 2009:
HI,
CAN YOU LET ME KNOW HOW MUCH IT COSTS TO ADVERTISE ON YOUR WEBSITE?REGARDS,
DAVE
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Ryder Cup Map » Ryder Cup Diary posted on March 13, 2007:
[...] This is a map of the Lousiville area and specifically of the Valhalla Golf Club. If you are lucky enough to be getting a corporate hospitality package to the Ryder Cup or are hoping to get tickets through the lottery for the 37th Ryder Cup Matches at Valhalla in Kentucky, you might want to do some research on the area. I love to see where I’m going on a Map - it’s a really useful way of seeingwhere you hotel is in relation to the course, where the course is in relation to the airport etc… [...]
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