Hôtels avec Wi-Fi à Chappell Hill

Hermes-Sanders House moved from La Grange to Washington County in 1976 - Beautifully restored 1850 Texas home with all modern amenities including game room with pool table. Nature preserve and wildlife refuge property with miles of hiking and birding trails. Beautiful deck for outdoor dining, deer watching and star gazing. Quarter mile walk to seasonal town festivals, 8 miles to Blue Bell Creameries, 20 miles to Washington-on-the-Brazos - the Birthplace of Texas - and 35 miles to Round Top - the premier US location for antique shows! Forty five miles to Texas A&M University - Whoop! - and midway between Houston and Austin makes for great day trips!About pets:Pets allowed: dogs (limit 2 total).Dogs must love cats and wild creatures!.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 35.About events:No events allowed.

Built in 1900 of European craftsmanship, The Cottage at Chappell Hill is a farmhouse cottage perched above a small pond. It faces Main Street in the heart of a Hallmark-type small town (population: 300). Downtown is only 1/2 mile away with unique shops, diners, landmarks. Brenham is 8 miles away. Formerly owned by artist Kiki Newmann, the cottage has been known as the “Healing House” for decades. It’s the perfect place to unwind, celebrate, and create cherished memories.This Victorian cottage is the epitome of old world charm blended with early American luxury. Modern amenities include Starlink Wi-Fi, king bed, sofa bed, stove/oven, vegan toiletries plus a stocked kitchen with complimentary coffee, tea, and snacks.It is more than just a place to stay; it's an invitation to experience the true essence of a unique cottage that envelops you with peace, romance, and charm. Guests return time and again to unwind, explore the lovely countryside, and thrive in the small town vibes. Upon arrival, you'll step onto the large front porch, adorned with gingerbread trim and rocking chairs. It’s the perfect spot for coffee, tea, and/or local wine while being surrounded by native pecan trees, wild grapes and garlic. The cardinals and bluebirds will welcome you with songs. You'll likely spot deer and fireflies too. You may even spot the local fox and armadillos. A sign from Germany welcomes (Willkommen) you as you as enter the stained glass front door, made in England.Inside, you'll marvel at the original shiplap walls, victorian sash windows, tin ceiling, antiques furnishing, and more. A drawing of the original owner, Mr. Charles Meister, is on the shiplap in the living room closet. Born in Germany in 1865, he became a prominent local figure in interior architectural ornamentation. His contributions are documented in scholarly works on Texas decorative arts.Chappell Hill is known for its historic architecture and cultural heritage. The town is located inside Stephen F. Austin's (the Father of Texas) original colony.Book early for all holidays, March-April Bluebonnet season, April Bluebonnet Festival, July 4th parade, October Scarecrow Festival, December Teddy Bear Parade, Round Top Antique Fairs (Jan, Mar, Oct), Texas A&M games, concerts, county festivals and events.Chappell Hill boasts 10 historic sites on the National Register of Historic Places and 25+ Texas Historical Markers. These include the Main Street Historic District, the Chappell Hill Museum, the Circulating Library, the Rock Store, Providence Baptist Church, Farmers State Bank. Further, there are many bird (and bike) trails. More history related to Chappell Hill can be found via the Texas State Historical Association site: Search for "Chappell Hill: A Historical Overview of the Texas Town".DESTINATIONS:Within 1/2 Mile: Downtown Chappell Hill. Savor lemon berry pie at Beaver’s Kitchen, enjoy live music and charcuterie at Grapevine on Main, have a nightcap with the locals at Carol's Bar, wine taste at Texas Star Winery. ​Explore the circle library (birthplace of Texas), the historical museum, and step inside Texas’ oldest bank, which has remained in its original location for over 115 years. Music fans? Drake’s ranch is just 5 miles from the cottage - on FM 1155. If you'd like to know his hang out spots, just ask.Within 10 miles: Blue Bell Creamery, ​Chappell Hill Lavender Farm, Chapelton Vineyards, Brazos Valley Brewery, Firemen Museum, Chappell Hill Sausage BBQ, Bakery, Barnhill Center Theatre plus many antique shops and famous BBQ places such as LJ's BBQ and Truth BBQ plus so much more.​With 20 miles: Washington-on-the-Brazos State Historic Site, Circle P Antiques & Collectibles, Antique Rose Emporium, Saddlehorn Winery, Windy Winery, and several historical sites/landmarks.We gladly donate a portion of proceeds to non-profit animal and human charities. Please don’t hesitate to ask questions or seek recommendations about things to do and places to see. ​Ask questions directly here or by looking us up on other platforms. We at your service and thrilled to assist with your adventures. THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING SMALL BUSINESSES.About pets:Pets allowed: dogs (limit 2 total).2 dogs max. $100 per dog per stay. Add to booking.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.Please be mindful of the antiques..About customRules:The home is 125 years old; treat it with respect. Septic: flush toilet paper only. Any issues? contact us immediately. Exterior cameras on site..Never allowed: candles/flame/fireworks, parties, unauthorized guests/pets. Fees and/or eviction will apply ($0 refund). Be aware of county burn bans.,No trespassing on other properties. Kovacik Cottages LLC will not be held responsible for injuries to humans or animals on our property or others..About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking allowed: in designated areas.Do not place cig butts in interior trash cans..About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 25.About events:No events allowed.