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Kentucky is known for its hospitality, and when you come for a campus visit, we promise you won’t be disappointed. We care about the experience you have visiting Asbury, from start to finish. 

Whether you’re looking to make it a quick, convenient visit or an extended weekend away in the Bluegrass, we promise your stay will be relaxing, educational and fun. With lodging options ranging from bed and breakfasts in walking distance to campus or hip hotels in urban downtown Lexington — we can guarantee Wilmore and the Bluegrass region will make you wanting to come back for more.

 

Wilmore

Asbury Inn & Suites

1 June Ryan Circle
Wilmore, KY 40390
Phone: (859) 858-2156 or 1-800-2-ASBURY
Email: guest.services@asburyinn.com
Website: asburyinn.com
Rates: Ask for University Discount. $95-$160

Homeplace Bed & Breakfast

(Bed and Breakfast)
206 South Lexington Avenue
 Wilmore, KY 40390
Rate: $79-$85
Phone: (859) 684-5149
Website: www.homeplaceguesthouse.com

1898 Red Bud Bed & Breakfast

600 N Lexington Ave
Wilmore, KY 40390
Less than half a mile from campus.
Rate: $80-$95
Phone: (859) 215-6000
Website: 1898RedBudBandB.com or Facebook page

Scott Station Inn Bed & Breakfast

305 E. Main St.
Wilmore, KY 40390
Under new ownership and newly renovated
Phone: (270) 392-4043
Email: innkeeper@scottstationinn.com
Facebook: Scott Station Inn Bed and Breakfast
Website: www.scottstationinn.com or Trip Advisor

The Potter’s Inn Bed and Breakfast

313 Walters Lane
Wilmore, KY 40390
3 blocks from campus
Rate: $79-$99 plus taxes
Phone: (859) 858-0120
Email: thepottersinnwilmore@gmail.com
Website: www.thepottersinnwilmore.com

Wesleyan Student Center

(Two Guest Rooms)
215 E. College St.
Wilmore, KY 40390
Rate: $35/night with two twin beds, $40/night with one double bed and a private bathroom
Email: wesleyanseminaryfoundation@gmail.com
Phone: Contact Noreen Weston (8 am-4:30 pm, M-F) for more details at 317-774-3912

World Gospel Mission

(Guest Rooms)
420 W. College Street
Wilmore, KY 40390
Adjacent to campus
Rate: $50 per night
Phone: (859) 858-8076
Email: wgmasbury@gmail.com
Website: https://www.wgmasbury.org/
Reserve Guestrooms: https://www.wgmasbury.org/the-guestrooms.html

Nicholasville

Just a 10-minute drive from Asbury, Nicholasville offers more city amenities plus ease of parking, dining and travel.

Comfort Inn, Lexington South

100 All Star Way
Nicholasville, KY 40356
Six miles from Asbury’s campus
Rate: $69.99 (call for this rate)
Phone: (859) 887-0700
Website: Comfort Inn

Derby Inn & Suites

Ask for Asbury University Discount
2149 Lexington Road
Nicholasville, KY 40356
Six miles from Bluegrass Airport
Asbury Discount: 15% off
Email: derbyinn2149@gmail.com
Phone: (859) 887-8712‎ or 717-885-4650
Website: Derby Inn & Suites

 

Holiday Inn Express

Ask for Asbury University Discount
164 Imperial Way
Nicholasville, KY 40356
Asbury Discount: 15% off
Book a reservation
Phone: (859) 885-8080
Website: Holiday Inn Express

Lexington

Within 10-15 miles from Wilmore and with close proximity to the Blue Grass Airport are a wide variety of convenient hotel options.

Comfort Suites*

Courtyard Lexington (Keeneland/Airport)

Embassy Suites by Hilton*

Fairfield Inn*

Hampton Inn

Hampton Inn Lexington Medical Center

Home2 Suites*

Homewood Suites by Hilton

Red Roof Inn

Residence Inn

Quality Inn Lexington

*ask about Asbury University specials and group discounts

Lexington is also home to some unique and historic properties that can give you a flavor of the region around Wilmore, including the all-new Origin Lexington at The Summit at Fritz Farm, the luxurious Kentucky Castle, and the iconic Campbell House. Or if you’re feeling adventurous, camp at the Kentucky Horse Park or Chimney Rock RV Park & Campground. 

Just a few miles south of Asbury University is Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. Plan a getaway at The Inn, hit the trails or explore the Kentucky River.

Words from our Students

“At first, I did not want to come to Asbury because I was afraid of being so far away from home (New York). However, I blindly trusted in God’s plan, and I’m so glad I did. Asbury is a place where I have been able to grow further and deeper into the person God has intended for me to be. I have found God in this place, as well as a supportive and kind community.”

— Skyela
Merciful Class of 2019
Intercultural Studies

Words from our Students

“Asbury University is an incredibly unique college experience, and what creates this uniqueness is the intersection of faith and the liberal arts, two aspects of life that have been studied together for centuries. In our current day, however, Asbury remains one of a few institutions that still educates at this intersection.”

— Annie
Appointed Class of 2021
Journalism

Words from our Students

“At Asbury, I am not allowed to settle for “good enough,” whether in academics, faith, friendships, or work. I’ve been challenged to grow at every step, and I have found a loving community here to support me. God is invited into everything, from class to worship to relationships to work. Asbury is a place where you grow in relationship to God.”

— Tyler
Visionary Class of 2020
Engineering Mathematics

Words from our Students

“The community is amazing here! Walking on campus you see familiar faces, even if you don’t personally know them and you feel like more than a just another number walking around campus. Faculty, staff, and other students care about you and want to see you succeed and grow.”

— Haleigh
Visionary Class of 2020
Communication with Public Relations Emphasis, Recreation with Adventure Leadership Emphasis

Words from our Students

“Asbury lives up to the motto “Academic Excellence and Spiritual Vitality.” I feel very prepared for life after college based on what I have learned in the Media Communication department, but they have also taught me so much about how to be a person for God in my life.”

— Lisa
Vindicated Class of 2018
Media Communication

Words from our Students

“It will transform you in more ways than you know. I am walking away from Asbury with the blessing of a confidence in my faith that is irreplaceable. God has shown up, and I feel prepared to take steps into my future no matter what that may bring!”

— Caitlin
Vindicated Class of 2018
Social Work, Business Administration

Words from our Students

“You should come to Asbury University because it is a setting that allows your peers and professors to pour into you in a way that is not possible elsewhere.  The community here is like no other.”

— Colin
Visionary Class of 2020
Marketing, Ancient Languages

Words from our Students

“I find the Ancient Languages major valuable because I am learning to appreciate the complexity of the human experience through language. Because of what I am learning from ancient historians and poets, I have a deeper appreciation for culture, art, and modern thought.”

— Colin
Visionary Class of 2020
Marketing, Ancient Languages

Words from our Students

“Asbury intentionally seeks out the incoming students to ensure they are included in the community. I highly recommend this college because it has provided an extremely welcoming, growing, bonding, and friendly experience.”

— Victoria
Appointed Class of 2021
Equine Studies, Creative Writing

Words from our Students

“At Asbury University, you are taught by faculty who care about your growth and formation as a whole person. Faculty take the time to invest in students by helping students network with professionals in their desired vocational field as well as by leading Bible studies or having students over for dinner.”

— Will
Visionary Class of 2020
Youth Ministry

Words from our Students

“Asbury provides a Christ centered environment for learning, which makes Asbury a special place. Asbury has a wide variety of classes to choose from to help narrow down your interest in psychology. It is great to be in a place where the professors truly care.”

— Hannah
Vindicated Class of 2018
Psychology

Words from our Students

“While at Asbury, I have enjoyed living on Moose (Trustees 2nd Main). Throughout my four years on the hall, I have bonded with my floor-mates through competing in the Trustees Olympics, having meaningful conversations late into the night, and being apart of the proud traditions of Moose.”

— James
Merciful Class of 2019
Psychology and History Dual Major

Words from our Students

“The best part of being an Asbury student has been the support and guidance I’ve received from Asbury’s compassionate faculty and students. I’ve been able to pursue a degree while working full-time, traveling the world, and receiving guidance during difficult times in my life. Asbury goes above and beyond anything I’ve experienced at other universities.”

— Brittany
Visionary Class of 2020
Instructional Design

Words from our Students

“Having the opportunity to do directed study research with Dr. Jones during my Junior year and participate in Asbury’s research symposium SEARCH was incredible. Dr. Jones found a way to combine everything I am interested in into the perfect research project.”

— Sydney
Visionary Class of 2020
Communication

Words from our Students

“At first, I did not want to come to Asbury because I was afraid of being so far away from home (New York). However, I blindly trusted in God’s plan, and I’m so glad I did. Asbury is a place where I have been able to grow further and deeper into the person God has intended for me to be. I have found God in this place, as well as a supportive and kind community.”

— Skyela
Merciful Class of 2019
Intercultural Studies

By the Numbers

98%

Grads Working or in Grad School

98% of Asbury grads are working or in grad school six months or less after graduation.