Hotel Distil, the bourbon-inspired property on Louisville’s historic Whiskey Row, has launched the Peerless Distilling Suite in partnership with Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. The immersive branded suite experience is available to book now on Marriott.com.
The suite blends Hotel Distil’s luxury accommodations with authentic Peerless Distilling artifacts and branding. Carefully selected items from the brand’s storied distilling history are displayed throughout the room, creating an environment that honors the distillery’s multigenerational craftsmanship.
Guests will also enjoy custom in-room coffee crafted exclusively by Peerless Master Taster John Waddell. The bespoke blend reflects the same sensory expertise that defines Peerless spirits.
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READ THE STORYThe suite package includes two signature cocktails at Repeal Oak-Fired Steakhouse, Hotel Distil’s acclaimed restaurant. The cocktails feature a double-oak single barrel Peerless spirit.
Two tickets for a guided tour and tasting at Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. are also included in the package.
“We are honored to partner with Hotel Distil through this project, and to welcome guests to the city where we proudly produce our whiskies,” said Christina Vassallo, Distillery Portfolio Director at Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co.
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“Hotel Distil and Peerless are both recognized for their exceptional quality and craft experiences, so this partnership makes perfect sense,” Vassallo added. “The suite offers a taste of what makes the Bourbon City so great.”
Kentucky Peerless Distilling Co. originally operated from 1889 until Prohibition forced its closure. The Taylor family revived the brand in 2013, reopening a distillery in downtown Louisville. The company produces small-batch bourbon and rye whiskey and has earned recognition across the American whiskey category.
Hotel Distil operates as part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection and has won multiple hospitality awards since opening on Main Street in Louisville’s bourbon district.
The partnership reflects a broader trend in bourbon tourism, where distilleries and hospitality brands collaborate to offer visitors integrated experiences. Louisville’s Urban Bourbon Trail now features more than 40 bars and restaurants, reinforcing the city’s position as a global bourbon destination.
