Cumberland Inn and Museum

Cumberland Inn Museum, owned and operated by University of the Cumberlands, is located along Interstate 75, Exit 11, in Williamsburg, Kentucky. The Inn is just 70 miles south of Knoxville, Tennessee, and 85 miles north of Lexington, Kentucky. Local attractions include the Cumberland River, Kentucky Splash Water Park, Sheltowee Trace Trails and Outfitters, Cumberland Falls State Park, and whitewater rafting and canoeing.

The Alison Templeton Adams Center is the main building of the hotel. It hosts the front desk, the beautiful lobby, the Athenaeum restaurant, its banquet and event rooms, its suites, and its operating offices. The Reese Templeton Adams Hall is connected to the main building. The Hall hosts the Cumberland Inn Museum, including the Williams Cross Collection and the Henkelmanns Life Science Collection. The Julie Jackson Templeton Hall contains 33 rooms and hosts the indoor pool and spa.

The Hearth and Home is the newest addition of the Cumberland Inn. Located just minutes from the hotel, the Hearth and Home is a log home offering more than 3,000 square feet including six bedrooms and three different levels. The Cumberland Inn is a pet friendly facility, allowing pets 25 pounds and less for a small cleaning fee for each pet, per night. The Inn provides its guests with a complimentary hot breakfast buffet and they also can enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner selections at the Patriot Steakhouse.

Guest rooms offer a coffee maker, hair dryer, iron, ironing board, room service, free long distance within the U.S., free wireless internet and courtesy computer, and cable TV with HBO. Rates are based on double occupancy. Charges for extra adults may apply and will be due directly to the hotel.