Historic Boone Tavern: A Unique Southern Experience at Berea College

Dining Experience

Crafted at Boone Tavern provides a reimagined dining experience featuring farm-to-table dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. Patrons can enjoy handcrafted design created by Berea College students. The hotel also includes the Berea College Visitor Center & Shoppe, where guests can purchase handmade crafts.

Accommodations

Boone Tavern offers a variety of rooms and suites, all adorned with handcrafted furnishings from Berea College's artisans. Each room is equipped with high ceilings, rich wood furniture, and luxurious amenities such as soaking tubs and towel warmers. The hotel also includes ADA Guestrooms for accessibility.

Event Hosting

With the capacity to host events for 6 to 150 guests, Boone Tavern is an established venue for various gatherings including weddings and conferences. The hotel's events team collaborates closely with hosts to create custom experiences using locally sourced ingredients. Signature elements like Boone Tavern Spoonbread enhance the dining experience.

Special Offers

Boone Tavern presents special lodging rates and packages that cater to different interests including romantic getaways and outdoor adventures. Guests can select options that include amenities like dinner vouchers and local activity guides. Limited-time promotions are showcased throughout the year.

Sustainability and Recreation

The hotel embraces eco-friendly practices and is LEED Gold Certified, showcasing its commitment to sustainability. Boone Tavern offers complimentary bicycles allowing guests to explore the scenic surroundings. With access to public hiking trails, guests can enjoy the natural beauty of Berea College's forest land.

• Location: Built at a prominent location on the College Square
• Dining: Crafted at Boone Tavern with farm-to-table offerings
• Events: Memorable meetings and celebrations for up to 150 guests
• Special Packages: Seasonal rates and romance packages available
• Artisan Craft: Shop handmade student crafts at the Visitor Center