Hilton Garden Inn

The Henry Clay is honored to welcome the newest member to the Clay Commons district, The Hilton Garden Inn, on the corner of Fourth Street and Chestnut. A boutique style hotel with unique rooms showcasing local artwork, a full service rooftop restaurant, and located walking distance to all of Downtown’s hottest attractions. With direct access from the hotel to The Henry Clay Event Space, your guest will have all their accommodations in one location.

FAF Gallery

The Henry Clay would like to announce that we have a new, exciting addition to our building. Fine Art Firm has opened an art gallery here on the first floor of the building and it is now open for everyone to enjoy. We are excited for their presence here in the building and we encourage all residents and people city wide to come experience what they have to offer.

Clay Commons Garage featured in international parking publication

The Clay Commons Garage, which sits immediately behind The Henry Clay and offers parking options for event guests and building residents, was recently featured in the August 2012 issue of The International Parking Institute's publication, The Parking Professional. The article features 3 new parking structures in downtown Louisville that have taken lessons and inspiration from historic garages, while adding sustainable and convenient features made possible by modern technology.

Read the article here.

Beautiful Henry Clay wedding captured by Studio E Photography

View Morgan and Matt's wedding at the Henry Clay, courtesy of Studio E Photography.

What a beautiful ceremony in the Billiards Room, and gorgeous reception in the very elegant Beaux Arts Ballroom. Congratulations Morgan and Matt!

Volunteers of America moving headquarters to Guthrie-Coke Building

The Volunteers of America have announced they will be moving their Louisville headquarters to the historic Guthrie-Coke Building at the corner of 4th and Chestnut Streets. The move will occur once renovation is done on the space in late 2012 or early 2013. The Volunteers of America are excited about the move, and will be neighbors to the Henry Clay.