Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Marshall, Texas:

In 1884, Samuel Wood, a Marshall merchant built the home located at 215 East Rusk for his bride. It sits in the historic downtown district two blocks from the courthouse on the square. The home remained in the family until 1988 with the death of Wood's daughter, Ruby at the age of 96. The home contains four spacious guest bedrooms on the second floor that was added to the original structure in 1898-99. The home has two parlors and a dining room with seating for sixteen guests. A gazebo overlooks the garden and is the perfect place to enjoy a cup of coffee or tea while enjoying an East Texa. . .

This award-winning 1895 Historic Registry landmark mansion features four spacious guest suites decorated to delight our guests. The antique-filled rooms have large, comfortable beds with hand-made quilts and fluffy down comforters to snuggle in. All of the bedrooms have original mantles and gas fireplaces. Delicious home cooked breakfasts are served in the spectacular dining room. Three Oaks has been presented with the Looking Good Award by the Marshall Pride Committee, in appreciation of breathtaking beauty and restoration of both the house and grounds. Three Oaks has also been honored by . . .

Roseville is a charming Bed and Breakfast located on Highway 80, five miles west of Marshall, Texas. It has been voted Hometown Best Bed and Breakfast in Marshall for the years 2002 through 2007. The house sits on a 10-acre estate and is beautifully landscaped with day lilies, roses, and perennials. Guests will enjoy the large porch furnished with swings and wicker — ideal for meditation and relaxation. The original house was built in 1935. Renovations and additions were made in 2002. Roseville offers you a choice of four beautifully-appointed bedrooms, or a two-room cottage separate fr. . .