Paducah, Kentucky Hotels

Paducah is located on the Ohio River below the mouth of the Tennessee River and is one of the heartland's biggest outdoor playgrounds. Visitors come to enjoy hiking, mountain biking, horseback trails, camping, hunting & fishing. Family outings include the Woodlands Nature Station, The Home place, The Elk & Bison Prairie and The Golden Pond Planetarium & Observatory. Or one can simply venture along miles of scenic coastline for beautiful wildlife and foliage or shop at the many antiques & quilt shops and boutiques. The site was chosen by George Rogers Clark during the Revolution and the first settlers probably arrived around 1821. In 1827 the town was laid out by Clark's brother William who selected the name Paducah to honor the legendary Chickasaw leader, Chief Paduke. With more than 2,400 guest rooms, Paducah's lodging choices are as diverse and eclectic as the city itself. Plan a relaxing getaway to a cozy bed and breakfast. Or if familiarity is more your style, Paducah has nearly 30 hotels and motels just waiting to serve you. Whatever the kind of lodging, VisitUSA�s extensive listings covers all quality, budget hotels, inns etc. so one can be sure of great hospitality and service. So book your Paducah lodging now through VisitUSA�s quick and easy online reservation and booking system.