Planning a Trip to Kentucky ( I Live in Indiana)

[kurai_itaki]

Hi all!

I'm planning on taking a trip to Kentucky to see some family in a few days, and I've been planning on staying in town overnight.

I've already checked the reciprocity info between Kentuck and Indiana... Kentucky honors Indiana's permits.

My question is if I can carry in a hotel? I've called around and they keep saying that they do not allow firearms in their facilities, but if it isn't posted on the doors and they don't see it, I should be okay, right? If it is posted, should I just leave it in my car? I really don't feel safe doing that...

Thanks for any input,
-Craun

 

[NavyLCDR]

Concealed is concealed. Once you are in your hotel room, that is your domicile for the purposes of firearms.

 

[Phillip Gain]

For more information: http://handgunlaw.us/states/kentucky.pdf

 

[rdm6680]

That link is the best summary I've seen. Love it.

 

[Iam2Taz]

Welcome to the forum. They will (almost) always say it is not allowed. if they have a sign, demand your money back. Pack your car and leave explaining why.
Otherwise, go to your room. Tell no one and go about your business as normal.
Just my .02

 

[kurai_itaki]

Alright, thanks.

 

[Nick Wheeler]

I have stayed in several hotels and never even looked for a sign. Hotels are one of the main places I want to have a gun. Criminals know that if you're in a hotel, you're almost certainly from way out of town, you've probably got cash and valuables, and you don't know anyone around to help. I also stack stuff in front of the door when I can. A lamp or something that makes a pretty loud sound when knocked over is a good idea.