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

Our Mineola Texas bed and breakfast is an 1898 Victorian home with seven guest chambers (all with private baths). Our bed and breakfast has been in business since 1987 and we have entertained many thousands of satisfied guests. The Munzesheimer Manor Bed and Breakfast is inspected and approved by the Texas Bed & Breakfast Association, the only statewide accommodations association in Texas. We are proud to display our membership certificate and can assist you in finding other quality bed and breakfast, guesthouses, inns, and ranches across the state.. . .

Kick back and relaxand enjoy the beauty that surrounds you. At The Oaks you will find luxury, serenity, and amenities that speak of Southern hospitality. We are located on a gentle hill over looking 15 acres of pastures where beautiful horses graze. A swimming pool, spa, and personal massage therapist are at your disposal. Elegant bedrooms and a large meeting room is available for wedding receptions or other special life events. There is a special room for scrapbooking, cropping and stitching retreats. Book your corporate retreats here. The surrounding area offers many amenities, such as. . .

Treat yourself to an unforgettable night in one of our large comfortable suites. Relive a moment in time and take home wonderful memories.. . .

A charming late 1920's cottage located in Historic Mineola! Sunday houses were so named, because farmers and ranchers in Texas often kept a small house in town for the family's comfort when they traveled into town for supplies and to observe the Sabbath. Mineola, a National Main Street City, is known for its preserved Main Street, antique stores, unique restaurants, Bed and Breakfasts, Museum, renovated train depot and friendly people! Lake Fork and Lake Holbrook are just two of the many nearby lakes. A 3,000 acre Mineola Preserve on the Sabine River, has just opened south of the City. Min. . .

When you step into English House you cannot help but be swept back in time. Tall ceilings, a beautiful chandelier, and lots of windows invite you into this historic home. As pioneers in Mineola, the English family was among the first to build on historic Johnson Street, a mere 3 blocks from downtown. "Babe" English lived in the house until his death at 90 years. He willed the house to his sister who celebrated her 102nd birthday while living here. As an honor to this family, we proudly use the name English House. English House has been renovated to keep the integrity and charm as ori. . .