George Titlow opened the Hotel Titlow in 1905 as the most costly hostelry in Fayette County. The floors and walls were made of marble and a huge fireplace was built in the dining area. Many of the suites also boasted fireplaces as Titlow spent $200,000. building this elegant hotel. 
    As business prospered a fourth floor was added and the hotel extended back to Peter Street. The Titlow Hotel earned a statewide reputation as headquarters for wealthy politicians and coal barons.
    During prohibition, Titlow sold to the Reagans saying, "You can't run a hotel without spirits. Some say Titlow's spirit still walks the halls of the fourth floor of the hotel.


Fireside Room

An Historical Display in the Fireside Room

Titlow Grille dining room.

Friday evening at the Titlow Grille


Original doors with the T & H for Titlow Hotel remain, sparkling in the sun.


Original Revolving Doors welcome visitors to the Fireside Room.


Jen at the Fireside


Enter under the awnings from the Titlow's side entrance and parking area.


Enjoy fine wine with your steaks and pasta in the Titlow Grille.


Titlow lobby.

Charlie May bought the
Titlow Hotel in the early 1970's. His son, Jeff, still runs the popular establishment today.

The Titlow has been a part of Savannah and Whitney's lives since birth!

Titlow Tavern's Main Street Entrance

New signs, 2010 (Above & Below)

Enjoy hand tossed pizza and a wide selection of brew in the Titlow Tavern.

Above: Titlow Flies the Banner for the local Farmer's Market 2009


Vintage signs and historical newspapers line the walls of the tavern and Fireside Room.


Titlow's Fireside Room is the perfect setting for your gatherings.


Firside Room


Semi private dining in the Titlow Grille.


Betty has worked atthe Titlow all of her adult life!


Walk don't run at the Titlow!


Titlow's Main Street entrance.