The incredibly cool guest suites in this former factory are each themed around something made in the building or related to its location.
The Pickle Jar Suite is a fan favorite.
Converting an abandoned, 150-year-old factory into an event space and eight short-term rental suites was no small task. Before the fun stuff (aka decorating) could begin, the unsexy work of rebuilding and updating the building’s structure and mechanicals had to be completed.
While all this was going on, interior designer Mandy Lehman was making plans and going shopping. In fact, due to delays caused by COVID, she had more than a year to amass a treasure trove of interesting accessories, artwork and furnishings.
Each of the suites has a different theme, based on the history of the building or its location. This means that you can stay, for example, in the Soda Pop Suite, the Pickle Jar, or the Neon Lights, to name a few. The colors and details in each suite reinforce the theme, creating eight unique experiences.
Now complete and open for reservations, the Pickle Factory provides a light-hearted, comfortable place for visitors to stay while they explore everything the region has to offer.
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More information about the property
Book a suite at the Pickle Factory via the links below:
Pickle Jar and Pickle Juice Suites
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Learn more about Neat Suites here.
Learn more about designer Mandy Lehman here.
Watch our episode featuring Mandy’s house here.
Learn more about the City of Covington here.
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Additional photos of the property (slide show)
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