The Knittel Homestead Inn, two handsomely restored historic homes, combines old-fashioned elegance and charm with modern-day conveniences. Six uniquely appointed guest rooms, southern style food offerings- including a full, seated breakfast, Private lunch and dinner options are also available.. . .
The quite and peaceful comfort of a small country inn...gracious and attentive hospitality.
The gently rolling hills of Washington County, Texas, may well be the most beautiful land in Stephen F. Austin's realm, and in the western part of the County lies the small, historic village of Burton, on U.S. 290 about half way between Houston and Austin.
Just two and a half miles southwest of Burton, TX you will find The Inn at Indian Creek Bed and Breakfast Guesthouses - a collection of Texas limestone structures built on the former site of a nineteenth century farmhouse. Stately live oak, pecan, and red oak trees provide an unforgettable setting to relax and unwind. These guest cottage. . .
The Homestead House is situated on 5.25 acres located 15 miles southwest of Brenham. The Homestead House is one of five buildings on the property. The Polasek/Sklar house, the Shrine to a Well, the Gazebo and the Barn complete this country campus.
Beautiful country gardens with stone paths, fountains and seating areas unify the compound. Stroll through the Butterfly Garden, indulge in a cold beverage at the Cedars, savor Blue Bell Ice Cream in the Alley or sip hot tea in the Gazebo overlooking the formal country English garden. Your smorgasbord breakfast is served in the historic Polasek/Sk. . .
Step back in time and soothe your soul at our restored 1850's chinked log cabin secluded on a 3 acre pond (fishing gear and canoe provided). The perfect romantic getaway where you can enjoy nature at its best. Sit by the rock fire pit (firewood provided) while relaxing under the stars or cuddle on the porch while listening to a symphony of birds. Best of all - you're the only guests on the property! Located near Brenham, Burton and Round Top, Texas. Ya'll come see us, hear?. . .
