Old Schoolhouse Bed and Breakfast

Situated in a shady grove of 32 pecan trees at the foot of Sleeping Lion Mountain, this B&B served as Fort Davis's schoolhouse from 1904 into the 1930s. It was then a private residence until 1999, when Carla and Steve Kennedy converted it into a charming inn where guests come from Texas's big cities to "decompress." The quaint rooms are scholastically themed: The spacious Reading Room has a king-size bed, a sleeper sofa, and a private entrance; the smaller 'Riting and 'Rithmetic rooms share a bathroom and feature antique furnishings. You won't want to skip the breakfasts here; you'll miss tempting home-cooked entrees such as corn-tortilla quiche, apple-baked oatmeal, or baked eggs with ham and three cheeses.

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