Summary:
Historic Ludlow Suites offers a quaint stay just off the Ohio River in the quiet suburb of Ludlow, with the action of Covington and Cincinnati only minutes away.

The Space:
This historic home features the charm and character of its age while also boasting modern updates for a luxurious stay. Comprised of 2 completely unique and separate apartments that can be booked individually, guests now have the flexibility and convenience to book both together, where the entire home becomes yours for the duration of your stay.

Mere walking distance from your door, you’ll find options for groceries in Riverside Market Place or C.P. Reeves Market, Ludlow Coffee for your morning pick-me-up, and Ludlow Memorial Park for a relaxing and picturesque riverfront stroll. You’ll also find options for all your meals just a short trip away, with Ludlow Tavern, Taste on Elm, Conserva Wine and Tapas, 1975 Burgers, and Bircus Brewing Company all serving up delicious local fare, just to name a few. When you’re in the mood for a sweet treat, there may be nothing better than capping off the day with a leisurely stroll through the neighborhood with a fresh cone from Ludlow Parlor.

Historic Ludlow Apt A is on the ground level of the home with a private seating area on the front porch, several steps up from the charming brick sidewalk. As you enter the home, your eyes will be drawn to the ornamental fireplace and mantel. A smart TV hangs above which is faced by your choice of comfortable seating. The living room also includes a desk, perfect for your work from home setup. Further inside, the home’s kitchen is fully equipped with stainless steel appliances, gorgeous wood countertops, cookware, a coffee bar with 2 barstools, and a formal dining table set for 4.

Historic Ludlow Apt B is on the second floor of the home with entry into the light-filled and fully updated kitchen. Stainless steel appliances, modern white cabinetry, and wide countertops create a space where you are sure to receive culinary inspiration. From cookware to food storage, you have everything you need to prepare meals at home which can be shared at the dining table. The home’s bathroom is just of the kitchen with walk-in shower. Further inside the house, the living room has comfortable seating facing a smart TV where you can stream your favorite shows. The living room also includes a desk, perfect for catching up on emails during your visit.

Combined, these homes comfortably sleep 5 guests.

Apartment A:
The home sleeps 2 guests in a private bedroom including a luxurious queen size bed fitted with crisp linens and soft blankets for a great night’s sleep. The full bathroom includes a single vanity and walk-in shower.

Apartment B:
This home sleeps 3 guests between a private bedroom and queen size sleeper sofa in the living room. The bedroom includes a luxurious queen size bed, while the full bathroom includes a single vanity and walk-in shower.

THINGS TO NOTE:
• Washer and dryer in home.
• Off-street parking is available behind the home. Additional street parking on a first-come, first-serve basis.
• This home is equipped with two (2) exterior security cameras. The first is mounted at the entrance of Apt A, actively monitoring the walkway into Apt A and the street. The second is mounted at the entrance of Apt B, actively monitoring the walkway and stairs into Apt B.

Across the Ohio River from the urban center of Cincinnati, Historic Ludlow is within easy reach of some of the city’s most popular attractions including the Bengals Stadium, Riverfront Park, and Great American Ballpark. Beyond this area, there’s still so much more to explore. From Cincinnati’s street art revolution which has transformed neighborhoods with 180+ public murals, to its serious beer culture, trendy shopping and dining in revitalized historic neighborhoods like Over-the-Rhine, and authentic Art Deco architecture and design, this culturally diverse city is a can’t-miss destination.

Back on the Kentucky side of the river, you’re in prime Bourbon Trail territory. Check out distilleries and sipping points where you can sample Northern Kentucky’s bourbon, often paired with traditional southern foods. No matter what you decide to explore, one thing is for certain. The Cincinnati metropolitan area has no shortage of experiences to try during your stay.

Cincinnati, Ohio
Restaurants
• Boca - A high-end restaurant known for its modern Italian cuisine.
• Sotto - An Italian restaurant offering a cozy atmosphere and handmade pasta.
• The Eagle - A popular spot for fried chicken and Southern comfort food.
• Orchids at Palm Court - Located in the historic Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, it's known for upscale dining.
• Jean-Robert's Table - Offers French cuisine in a charming setting.
• Eli's BBQ - A local favorite for barbecue dishes.
• Terry's Turf Club - Known for its gourmet burgers.
• Bakersfield - A popular spot for tacos and Mexican street food.
• The Precinct - A classic steakhouse with a historic ambiance.
• Taft's Ale House - A brewery and restaurant in a renovated church, known for its craft beers and pub fare.

Grocery:
• Kroger - A major supermarket chain with numerous locations throughout Cincinnati.
• Walmart Supercenter - Several Walmart Supercenter locations can be found in the area.
• Meijer - Another popular chain with multiple stores in Cincinnati.
• Whole Foods Market - Known for its organic and natural products.
• Trader Joe's - Offers a unique selection of groceries and specialty items.
• Aldi - A budget-friendly grocery store with multiple locations.
• Costco Wholesale - A warehouse club with a variety of products.
• Jungle Jim's International Market - An iconic grocery store offering a vast array of international and specialty items.

Attractions:
• Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden: One of the oldest zoos in the United States, known for its diverse animal collection and beautiful botanical gardens.
• Cincinnati Art Museum: A museum featuring an impressive collection of art from different cultures and time periods.
• Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal: A historic train station turned museum complex with the Cincinnati History Museum, Museum of Natural History & Science, and the Cincinnati Children's Museum.
• Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Museum: A must-visit for baseball fans, celebrating the history of the Cincinnati Reds.
• Cincinnati Music Hall: A historic concert venue and home to the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Cincinnati Pops Orchestra.
• Great American Ball Park: The home stadium of the Cincinnati Reds, offering tours and a great baseball experience.
• Fountain Square: A vibrant public space in the heart of downtown with events, shops, and dining options.
• Cincinnati Observatory: The oldest professional observatory in the United States, offering stargazing events and educational programs.
• Cincinnati Art Center: A hub for the arts, featuring galleries, exhibitions, and educational programs.
• Krohn Conservatory: A beautiful glasshouse with a wide variety of exotic plants and seasonal flower displays.

Northern Kentucky
Restaurants:
• Bouquet Restaurant - An upscale farm-to-table restaurant in Covington, KY.
• Otto's - Located in Covington, it offers American and European-inspired dishes.
• Blinkers Tavern - A cozy restaurant known for its seafood and steaks in Covington.
• Commonwealth Bistro - A farm-to-table eatery with a focus on locally-sourced ingredients in Covington.
• Coppin's Restaurant & Bar - Located in the Hotel Covington, it offers Southern-inspired cuisine.
• Riverside Korean Restaurant - A well-regarded spot for Korean dishes.
• Molly Malone's Irish Pub - A local favorite for pub fare and Irish dishes.
• Smoke Justis - A popular barbecue restaurant and sports bar in Covington.
• Libby's Southern Comfort - Offers Southern cuisine and comfort food.
• Goodfellas Pizzeria - Known for its New York-style pizza in Covington.

Grocery:
• Kroger - Kroger has several stores in Northern Kentucky, as well.
• Walmart Supercenter - You can find Walmart Supercenters in the Northern Kentucky area.
• Meijer - Meijer also has locations in Northern Kentucky.
• Aldi - Several Aldi stores are available in the region.
• Remke Markets - A local chain offering a variety of grocery products.
• Save-A-Lot - A discount grocery store with multiple locations.
• Fresh Thyme Farmers Market - Known for natural and organic products.
• C.P Reeves Market (Est 1915) - Family owned, Seasonal Market: Amish Baked goods and cheeses, fresh produce, salsas and pickles etc. (Mums and Pumpkins in the fall, Christmas trees in the winter, Ferns in the Summer)

Attractions:
• Ark Encounter: A life-sized replica of Noah's Ark in Williamstown, featuring exhibits and a zoo.
• Creation Museum: A museum in Petersburg, Kentucky, focusing on biblical creationism and natural history.
• Newport Aquarium: Located in Newport, Kentucky, this aquarium showcases a diverse range of marine life.
• BB Riverboats: Enjoy river cruises along the Ohio River with dining and entertainment options.
• Devou Park: A beautiful park in Covington, Kentucky, offering hiking trails, playgrounds, and scenic views of Cincinnati.
• MainStrasse Village: Located in Covington, this area is known for its cobblestone streets, German architecture, and local shops and restaurants.
• Behringer-Crawford Museum: A local history museum located in Devou Park.
• Roebling Suspension Bridge: Walk or drive across this historic bridge connecting Cincinnati and Covington.
• Purple People Bridge: A pedestrian-only bridge connecting Cincinnati and Newport, offering great views of the Ohio River.
• Covington's Historic Licking Riverside District: Explore historic homes and architecture in this charming neighborhood