Wigwam Village No. 2

Lots of thoughts about this experience. The owner Keith was very knowledgeable and helpful. He had a good understanding of the history and background of the area and the Wigwam motels. I found the beds to be very comfortable and the room was very nice. The small electric heater was sufficient for the night we stayed but if it was any colder some real heat would be nice. I enjoyed the bonfire held at night and felt it was a cool experience and very abnormal in a good way. Keith is very involved in the motel and was a constant presence around the property but very friendly and never invasive. Overall, very good experience. I don't really understand the pricing. 125 for a single bed and 250 for the double. We would have preferred to book 2 singles but only as double was left. I don't really

This is an awesome place for a unique getaway. It has something to make everyone happy. If you like to camp, it has a bit of a campy feel since you can grill out at the shelter, and there is an awesome fire every night to enjoy. If you like the idea of camping but want electricity, wifi, a coffee maker, a bed, air conditioning, your own bathroom, shower, and cable TV, you've got that too! The room is stocked with all the things you need too - coffee, makeup wipes, and even VIPoo ;) The rooms are clean and the beds are quite comfortable! There is an ice machine on the property as well as a full-size refrigerator for guest use and a microwave. It was nice to have our own space to go to when we wanted to be able to hang out outside with our family and also meet others visiting the property. T

This was our second stay. I love this place! They speak right to my kitchy heart. Keith and Megan have done a fantastic job not only restoring the place, but straddling the line between honoring the past and attempting to not be disrespectful to indigenous peoples- not an easy task. The units are well equipped, excellent service, and a family atmosphere. I can't wait for the diner to be restored. We will be back.

Just do it. You know you want to. The concerns I had were: is it safe? Is it clean? Yes it's safe, yes it's clean. The door has a deadbolt and a chain. Don't get me wrong, it's niche. Not gonna be for everyone. But if you're looking for a way to enhance your road trip, this is a surefire way to do it. Speaking of fire, the night bonfire is a very cool opportunity to meet other travelers. The communal vibe was cool. It was a fun experience, without being gimmicky. The owners are cool but are taking the project seriously. It's a unique thing to do to break up the monotony of life. So just do it, book a night. It's fun, it's nifty.

Was on my list to do, and found our stay here wonderful! When checking in the owner, Keith, gave us a brief history of the place and their plans to bring it back to its original 1937 glory. We stayed in spacious teepee #7 that had two double beds. The beautiful furniture is the original from 1937 with very comfortable new mattresses. The bathrooms have the original beautiful tile. I will definitely stay here again when in the area. It is close Mammoth Cave and Horse Cave with plenty of restaurants near by. I loved staying in such a cool place of nostalgia.