The brick sidewalk distinguishes Broadway Street and the Market House District in downtown Paducah, which stretches in front of the Paducah Harbor Plaza Bed & Breakfast. Located just one block from the Ohio River. This striking five-story building has been identified by turn of the century advertisements as the L.A. Lagomarsino and then the  Hotel Belvedere, a frequent stopover for those traveling by river or rail.

Today, after extensive renovation, visitors are once-again invited to experience the charm and hospitality of downtown Paducah and this grand old Bed & Breakfast listed on the National Register of Historical Buildings.

About the Rooms

Four guest rooms are located on the second floor, each with its own personality and comfortably furnished with early 20th century antique furniture and warm, handmade quilts. The rooms are centrally heated and air conditioned, and have a TV, VCR, and private refrigerator. All feature high ceilings, ceiling fans, and tongue-and-groove floors. A modern kitchen stocked with snacks, fruit, milk, and various soft drinks and juices is accessible to all guests. A generous continental-plus breakfast is served between 7 and 9 am.  Click here to see the rooms up close...

Lots to See & Do

The Paducah Harbor Plaza is open year round and is available for weddings, business meetings, family reunions, retreats, teas, showers, holiday parties, and a variety of special occasions. Weekend packages are also available.

Across from PHP is the old Market House. Today, the Market House is the home of the Market House Museum, Yeiser Art Center, and the Market House Theatre. Within walking distance you will find the the National Quilt Museum, featuring exhibits of modern and antique quilts. Historic downtown Paducah also offers many unique shopping opportunities, art galleries, antique shops, fine restaurants and cultural events. Your host will provide you with maps and a calendar of events during your stay.