According to legend, the city of Paducah was settled by the infamous Chief Paduke, who’s hospitality lead settlers to not only build a community in the area, but to construct their new homes directly across the creek from the Chief’s wigwam. When you break it down, if a Chief’s going to be that cool with you and your pals, you might as well ask him if you can possess the adjacent creek land. And that’s exactly what Paducah settlers did— they inhabited the adjacent creek land and settled Paducah.
As Drury Hotel fables will tell you, it’s breakfast food that coaxed early settlers into our hotels, and whether or not that’s true, we’ve kept our the first-meal-of-the-day focus very much at the forefront of our hotel philosophy. Why else would our free Hot Breakfast be so good? We had no choice but to live up to the tall tales! So start your day of fabling in Paducah with scrambled eggs, Belgian waffles, biscuits and gravy, sausage and much more. It’ll certainly give you the necessary boost, not only to expand on Paducah’s legend, but also to tackle the rest of Paducah while you’re at it.
Be it the ancient and beautifully restored Irvin Cobb Hotel building or the American Quilter’s Society that sparks your interest, you won’t go hungry as you plan your day. Drury’s free amenities don’t stop at breakfast. With our free popcorn and soda each afternoon and free 5:30 Kickback in the evenings, we’ve got you covered when you return from your Paducah festivities.
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