Hotel dekat Adam Puchta & Son Winery

"Small room but good for just needing a place to sleep and shower. Easy to check in and out with a code. Thanks!"

"Stopped there while riding the Katy Trail. The room, restaurant/bar were nice."

"Room was efficent & perfect. Was a great retreat!"

"Room was lovely and clean. Bed was comfortable. Manager was reluctant to reprogram our air conditioner thermostat to enable to set it cooler even after we told her it was too hot at night. She finally acquiesced. Other than that, our requests were handled quickly and effectively."

"Yes! The room was beautiful. Very clean. Beth was an amazing hostess, and the breakfast hit the spot. I highly recommend the stay, and when I return, I will do the same B&B. Thanks, Beth!"

"This a 19th century hotel and has been kept to period. Bed was great, room was clean. Staff was friendly and helpful. Close train station and located in historic district. Great experience!"

"This was a really unique stay in a renovated building! Loved the modern amenities and charming decor. We were able to bring our English bulldog and enjoy many of the comforts of home. We will definitely stay again!"

"It was so comfortable and uniquely and beautifully decorated! There was so many awesome areas to explore inside and outside of the Grain Bins. Food provided for breakfast was fresh and hot. There was perfectly cooked bacon, scrambled eggs and really moist corn muffins with homemade mango preservers! We were welcomed with fresh, homemade plum bread. Instructions for everything available to utilize and operate were easy to understand. I can’t wait to go back and I will tell all my friends and...

"A beautiful property. Unfortunately we were met by a dead armadillo (under the waterfall that is not functioning) and multiple dead koi fish (in the cute little pond they have at the entrance, but not cute when you look in it) Besides the dead animals, the stay was pleasant and staff was friendly. We stayed 3 nights, and were told s’mores were available and a fire would be lit every night for them. Not a single night did they light it, and by “s’mores time” all the staff had already gone home...