Woodrow House

Frommer's Review

The Southern Colonial architecture (complete with white pillars and a redbrick exterior) of this urban bed-and-breakfast belies its age: Built in 1995, the Woodrow House combines Texas tradition with modern amenities. The suite here -- a retrofit Santa Fe caboose in the backyard -- is a real eye-catcher, and my favorite room in town. It has a queen-size bed framed by wrought iron and a foldout futon, as well as a kitchenette. The old engineers' seats are now great spots to sit and read. Inside, visitors enjoy an elegant parlor and seven themed rooms. The Lone Star Room is a lot of fun: a framed Republic of Texas dollar, longhorn skulls, a Texas flag, and a king-size bed. But if your nostalgic leanings are a bit more modern, book the '50s Room, where images of Buddy Holly and Elvis abound.

Facilities:
Babysitting; laundry service

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