Tru by Hilton Louisville East

"I was honestly terrified of staying in a hotel with my dog-he's never stayed in a hotel before. From the moment I walked in and saw the small jar of dog treats, I knew this would be a good experience. My dog LOVED it so much-normally, if I get up, he's hot on my heels. He was so comfortable he wouldn't leave the bed-he was convinced he lived here now! He's normally so anxious in new places but even he knew this place was comfortable and safe. I loved all the colors in the lobby, the soap dispensers in the shower, and how CLEAN everything felt! And the "welcome" sign in the TVs in the rooms. The front desk staff was so friendly. I didn't want to leave in the morning! 5-star hotel for humans and fur family alike!"

"Very nice hotel. Very modern theme inside and out, clean rooms with real lighting which is a nice touch. Breakfast selection was great, amenities were phenomenal. Staff was very friendly. There are some great restaurants and shopping locations located just a stones throwaway. Easy nearby access to I265/I64. Highly recommend."

"This is a great place to stay. I would definitely stay here again if my dog wasn't with me. They are very dog friendly. However, I was surprised that they charge an extra $75 fee for your dog."

"Checked in at 2am and there were people sitting in their truck off to the side. It made me nervous. I called down to front desk because after 20 mins they were still in their truck. Front desk couldn’t tell me if they had security cameras in the parking lot. And said he was the only one there but “would check it out”. He said he would have to call the cops. I didn’t get a good nights rest because I was worried about all of my belongings in my car. I think security needs to be improved. They don’t ask for you car license plates anymore."

"Very modern, clean, new hotel. Pets are welcome, but there is a $75 additional fee here. The most we have ever experienced. Our weekly house rentals only charge $50! The walls are thin, so if you end up like we did with noisy rude neighbors, you will hear them until they decide to go to sleep at 3 a.m. Breakfast was plentiful even at 30 minutes before the end of serving time."