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With the hectic nature of everyday life, even those of us who live in the beautiful state of Kentucky need a getaway from time to time. But the great thing about being in Kentucky is that you don’t have to leave the state to find the perfect oasis for relaxation and rejuvenation. The Bluegrass State is filled with delightful retreats, like the one we featured previously here, and this hilltop bed and breakfast that is a true hidden gem. Hawk Wood Hall is a grand home, overlooking the Ohio River near Augusta, and has the most incredible views you’ve ever witnessed. A night or two stay at this lovely B&B will surely leave you refreshed and with an even deeper appreciation for the respite Kentucky can provide.

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An afternoon spent relaxing and taking in those river views, followed by a peaceful evening, and then a memorable breakfast, all make a stay at Hawk Wood Hall the ultimate Kentucky retreat. Have you heard of this hilltop hidden gem? Would you enjoy a stay here? Let us know in the comments!

Hawk Wood Hall is located at 1941 Bradford Rd., Foster, KY 41043. For more information, visit their website here and for reservations, call 859-640-7441.

And for more on the river town of Augusta and the must-see Baker-Bird Winery, check out our previous articles here and here.

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