Fredericksburg
Sunday Houses & B&Bs
Historic German “Sunday houses” and bed-and-breakfasts in walking distance of Main Street — the most characterful stay in the region.
Where to stay
A bed for every kind of trip
From a Sunday house off Main Street to a bunkhouse on a working ranch — how (and where) to sleep in the Hill Country.
Six ways to stay
Pick your kind of place
Bandera & the western hills
Dude & Guest Ranches
Working ranches with bunkhouses, trail rides, and cowboy cookouts. Sleep on real ranch land and ride in the morning.
Wimberley, Gruene & the rivers
Riverfront Cabins
Cottages and cabins on the Blanco, Guadalupe, and Cypress Creek — steps from the water and a short drive to town.
The Highland Lakes
Lakeside Resorts
Resorts and rentals on Lake LBJ, Lake Travis, and Lake Marble Falls — boating, swimming, and granite-hill views.
US-290 corridor
Wine-Country Estates
Vineyard guesthouses and luxe inns set among the tasting rooms — wake up in the vines, walk to the wine.
State parks & natural areas
Camping & Cabins
Tent and RV sites and a few cabins at Pedernales Falls, Enchanted Rock, and the river parks — dark skies included.
Book ahead. Lodging is tight on spring wildflower weekends, summer river days, and fall festival weekends — reserve early, especially in Fredericksburg, Wimberley, and Gruene.
By town
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