A neo-classical Victorian home, built in 1897, this bed and breakfast home is set behind a low wall on a treed lot, two blocks from the University of Texas, and a fine place from which to explore the LBL Presidential Library. The rooms are filled with antiques, and all have private baths, some with claw-footed tubs. Three reception rooms contain mirrored fireplaces, and a full breakfast is served. This late Victorian building is listed as an Austin Landmark. It's located ten blocks from the University of Texas campus, and 20 blocks from the downtown district.
All rooms have private bath, television, telephone, and a kitchen or mini-kitchen.
Several rooms have private verandas, and full breakfast is served. The home offers singles' and weeknight discounts. There's a good view from each cottage and a short walk takes you to the dining rooms and outdoor eating deck where Mexican food, seafood and steaks are served. Other amenities include a swimming pool, landscaped gardens with sculptures, and a gift shop. This is a larger bed and breakfast operation than the other Austin BandBs, with a variety of rooms, each with private bath.