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Pam: Posted on Saturday, March 17, 2012 10:39 AM
As mild as the winter has been this year we are still thrilled to see spring visit Kentucky. Arguably one of the most beautiful places on earth when the trees launch into full bloom--the white of the pear trees, the pink and magenta hues of the magnolias--and the buttercups and hyacinths lining our walkways--fresh hope of the days to come. We have enjoyed shirt sleeve weather on and off all season and spring looks to be no different. You may have heard that some areas near us had extensive tornado and storm damage--we were incredibly blessed to be passed over and other than a light clean up, all is well and ready for your next visit. |
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Innkeeper Pam: Posted on Saturday, February 04, 2012 12:34 PM
What a fantastic Winter we are having here in Kentucky! I can't believe it is already February and we are enjoying shirt-sleeve weather days. We'll take it! Still great days for sipping bourbons at our local distilleries, checking out the numerous world-reknown horse farms, historical points of interest, nature's bounty and our relaxed shopping, dining and nightlife. Needing a quiet getaway? Our library and movie selection will keep you entertained with your feet up for as long as you care to lounge. |
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Pam O'Malley: Posted on Thursday, August 25, 2011 7:49 PM
When we went live with our Living Social Escapes Deal on July 27th, we had no idea what "going viral" meant except that we sold out 500 reservations in 22 hours. That is amazing! People began booking immediately and we enjoyed serving our first Living Social Guests the next day (and they have continued to stream in every day since!) It is amazing to be sharing stories and special events (one guest just celebrated their 60th anniversary and 8 dining couples applauded at dinner the other night! |
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Pam O'Malley: Posted on Tuesday, July 05, 2011 11:12 AM
Wow! The summer is in full swing! The Musical Magical Fourth of July fireworks display was fantastic last night. Our guests have been celebrating Independence Day with us from France and Britain to Arizona, Massachusetts and Iowa. The accents floating around the Montgomery are too fun. With good weather come summer projects and we are loving the new touches here at the Inn. New black and white striped awnings, red blooming hibiscus trees, huge red patio umbrellas shading the patio seating, a new brick walkway and Victorian post lamp accenting our new sign--as the A-team used to say (I know I just dated myself) "Love it when a plan comes together! |
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Pam O'Malley, Innkeeper: Posted on Thursday, May 26, 2011 12:02 PM
Can you believe May is almost over? What a busy month it has been here at the ca 1911 Montgomery Inn BnB. Travelers are venturing out again in good numbers and we are enjoying seeing some "old friends" and lots of new faces from around the globe.
To continue our year long celebration of our Centennial Anniversary, we offering Free Hotdogs with fixin's this Sunday and Monday. Potato salad, dogs, lemonade, iced tea--the weatherman says it's going to be sunny and warm both Sunday and Monday so if you're looking for a relaxing couple of days off join us at the Inn and receive Monday at half price when you book Sunday and Monday nights. |
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Pam Matthews: Posted on Wednesday, March 23, 2011 10:09 AM
It is a season of horse racing and matrimony--and people have been preparing for both at the Montgomery Inn. I'm betting all my money on a horseman named O'Malley. We're off to celebrate and we'll see you all back at the Inn for the April Season! (With great tales to share I am certain....)
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Innkeeper Pam: Posted on Saturday, January 08, 2011 3:47 PM
Out shoveling our driveways and parking lot this morning, the girls and I had a blast "playing" in the light fluffy blanket of freshly lain snow. It was so beautiful and crisp, I was almost sad to be finished with our "work". We only stopped for a brief warm up and some yummy Cafe dú Monde with a little of that caramel machiatta cream I brought home yesterday.
Our Inn is hosting a lovely group of women today, members of theDaughters of the American Revolution |
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Pam Matthews, Innkeeper: Posted on Wednesday, January 05, 2011 6:33 PM
After a lovely Holiday to wrap up 2010 we are excited to be unveiling the first of our special events marking the 100th anniversary of 270 Montgomery Ave! We started with a fun month of Victorian Teas and Book Clubs--complete with costumes if you like, Dinner & A Movie Nights and a special Saturday lunch edition of Pride & Prejudice Games. Here's the line up: The ca 1911 Montgomery Inn BnB is 100 years old!! We're celebrating all
this year some some fun getaways and outings! Join us for Jane Austen
Dinner & Movie presentations, Pride & Prejudice Games &
lunch, Book Club & Victorian Teas--make it even more fun--come in
costume! |
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Posted on Monday, November 29, 2010 10:27 PM
As the last of our Thanksgiving guests waved farewell we poured a cup of tea and took a moment to relax. The Inn always seems quiet after a houseful of merriment and frivolities. We bask only mometarily, though as the Holiday Parties, Dinners and Receptions commence in just a few days. There is still room/time to book your gathering with us--we do a beautiful party buffet for munching and mingling--ideal for 40 or fewer. We also do sit down dinners, there is a menu for your group and budget, just call and we'll custom design your gathering. |
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Innkeeper Pam: Posted on Sunday, November 21, 2010 10:17 PM
If we look like we're walking on air these days it may be true--my son is home from the hospital and shy of a few precautionary limitations and a back brace for the next few months, is back to his old self. Thankful, grateful, overwhelmed, there isn't a word for the joy and relief we share for this miracle. So many have offered prayers and kindnesses--your love and affection was such a comfort--thank you.
Meanwhile we have the dining room tree up and ready for the Thanksgiving Feast. We are open during Christmas and New Years, although as we enjoy a 65 degree day this 21st of November, the idea of a white Christmas far from our minds. |
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