Shaker Village is home to a remarkable story. The Pleasant Hill Shakers are recognized for their iconic architecture, skilled craftsmanship and profound spirituality, but the story doesn’t end there. During a 105-year span, the Pleasant Hill Shakers constructed more than 260 structures on the property. Today, there are 34 surviving buildings, most located along the mile-long gravel turnpike.

Discover the Shaker Village story at your own pace throughout The Historic Centre. Explore their impressive spaces, priceless artifacts, and curious lessons through a seasonal calendar of every day and special adventures. Then, head over to The Farm to meet the animals and out into The Preserve to explore 3,000 acres of discovery!

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Home2 Suites Lexington Keeneland Airport, KY

10/10 Excellent

"My girlfriend and I made our annual trip from Minnesota to South Carolina and we like to stay in Lexington every year. We tried this hotel and I have to work really hard to find things we didn't like!!! We payed roughly $120 and I felt like we robbed them. The room was perfect! The showers were the absolute best!!!! OMG after driving 11 hours that was the most amazing part! Everything was super modern! If you're looking somewhere else just stop and reserve this place! The ONLY negative was that there was no hot tub and there was young family in the pool where no one else could enjoy that space. Other than that everything was perfect!! Make sure you make yourself an amazing hot honey chicken biscuit for breatfast! I was sick on this trip and saved it to eat 2 days later and it was awesome. We WILL stay here again!"