The Culbertson Suite features a stately four poster king sized bed to complement the soaring 15 foot ceilings and 11′ foot double-hung windows. An attached full bath with an ornate cast-iron tub, travertine tile and a balcony overlooking the Ohio River and the Landmark Culbertson Mansion Museum make this room an unforgettable part of your stay. A makeup table with mirror, a floor standing mirror and HD Cable TV are also in the suite. The Pepin Mansion Historic Bed and Breakfast. *A fully restored 1851 Victorian Mansion on the National Historic Registry with on-site House Manager, The Pepin Mansion is an inspected and approved Bed & Breakfast by the city and state building inspectors. We are licensed and the building is up to date according to building codes and ordinances. **Conveniently located just 5 minutes from downtown Louisville, KY, we are a short walking distance to shops & many restaurants and 1 block from Ohio River and the scenic "Ohio River Greenway" river walk; in a safe & well lit neighborhood. ***There are four (4) well appointed King Suites that can accommodate 8+ guests, with in room fireplaces (inactive), private baths, bath robes (in some suites), luxury towels & toiletries, Free WiFi, cable TV, HVAC and in room fans. A full-breakfast is included, served 8:30am-10am nin our beautiful Dining Room as well as mid-day snacks. ****13% County and Sales tax will be paid. In addition to rooms we host events as well as Host a dinner parties in the Ballroom, Formal Parlors or on the Event Lawn! from a 20 person cocktail party to 300+ indoors or outdoor. Our InnKeeper will greet you at check-in (from 3-6pm) and if you like give a brief tour and history of The Pepin Mansion. We offer later check-in until midnight. The Pepin Mansion is located on New Albany's "Historic Mansion Row" . Fifteen (15) blocks of historic homes dating from 1815 when New Albany was a rich and thriving American frontier city. Main St. (formerly High St.) has had a recent renovation with new water/sewer lines, curbs, sidewalks, streets, lighting and 300 + trees making it and Mansion Row the showpiece of historic Southern Indiana.