Built in Giddings, Texas in late 1800's, this renovated tin-roofed farm house has five bedrooms each with a private bath. Private entrances and three porches assure guests a quiet spot to enjoy a country evening.

The Garden Room:
Features a duvet cover of flowers and floral pillows. Antique botanical prints, an  old garden table and crocheted floral rugs give this room  an airy outdoor feeling.
$145 double occupancy per night with queen bed and one twin bed.

The Texas Room:
Decorated with old Texas maps, leather rugs, deer hoof  lamp, long horns and folk art signs. Touches of Texas with cedar furniture complete the warm decor.
$145 double occupancy per night with queen bed and one twin bed.

The American Room:
A 'red, white & blue' room with antique prints of the American Revolution and a tin American flag adorn the walls of a room with a floor painted blue.
$130 per night with queen bed.

The Sporting Room:
Old fishing rods and nets adorn the walls. A ginger jar lamp filled with fishing lures complete the sporty look of this wheelchair accessible room.
$110 per night with queen bed.

The Native American Room:
Antique prints of Indian chiefs and ceremonial dances, ceremonial feathers and fans, dream catchers, and pottery are accented with Taos throws.
$120 per night with twin beds.

Built in 1883 in Paige, Texas, this house features a wrap-around porch, with the original  blue ceiling. Early settlers believed the blue would resemble the sky and keep mud wasp and barn swallows from building nest there.  And of course, each room has a  private bath and entrance onto the  porch.

The Ranch Room:
A four poster oak bed, old ranch style wall mirror and service table built on an old wash tub give this room a ranch house feeling.
$130 per night with queen bed.

The Folk Art Room:
An iron headboard compliments the colorful quilt, antique green twig chair, tea pot lamp, bamboo cabinet, wash tub table and folk art prints. 
$130 per night with queen bed.