My husband and I have a genuine appreciation for Americana, so we were really looking forward to our trip to this place. Several weeks in advance, I called and reserved a wigwam for 3 nights. First, in retrospect, one night would have satisfied our curiosity. It wasn't that we were expecting much; the 1930s atmosphere was what we were looking... More

Me and my wife did a cross country road trip for our honeymoon, and stayed at the Wigwam Village in Holbrook. It was superclean, nice staff, had a Native American performance, vintage cars strewn about, and overall an awesome experience. So when we were planning a trip to Cave City and saw there were Wigwams there, we jumped at the... More

I so wanted to LOVE the wigwam village. It's a neat concept but unfortunately the property is not well cared for. As other reviews have mentioned, there was mold in the bathroom, which I'm fairly certain made me sick. The beds were ancient, falling apart, and sank when any weight was put on them. As we were there in the... More

Romm was full of cob webs. Mold on walls in room & bathroom. Mold very thick around heater coils. Heater did not work. They did provide a VERY small heater for the room. Had to leave after only 15 minutes due to the quantity of mold and ended up in the Emergency Room due to the amount of mold. Then... More

This place was everything we'd hoped for. A very unique and beautiful place to stay. I don't understand some of the reviews I read. It had the original furnishings. It was was clean. And the owners were very nice. Highly recommended over a bland (and way more pricey) modern hotel if you are interested in Americana and roadside attractions. Lots... More

We had read about the historic quirky motel and wanted to stay there to experience the nostalgia of the place. I recall seeing photos from my grandparent's trip through the area back in the early 1960's. It was a bit exciting to drive up and see the cool white teepees and freshly mowed lawn. That was the highlight however. The... More

If you are looking to experience a bit of Americana and of a time gone past; then visit Wigwam Village. If you are looking for a 3 star hotel with triple sheet bedding then keep going. The wigwams are old and some would say they should be updated, but I really appreciated the old fixtures and the old furniture. If... More

The rooms here aren't very big, the tv and cable are kind of spotty and the rooms are very dated. However that all added to our experience. We were able to go to the dairy Queen right down the road get some ice cream and sit outside and eat peacefully. It was fun to look at all the license plates... More

We have wanted to stay in a Wigwam for years. The closest we came was in Holbrook, AZ, but they did not take in guests on a Sunday. Weird. This year, due to a business trip to Tennessee, we decided to add on a few days to see Mammoth Cave and stay at Wigwam Village #2 in Cave City. People... More