Notes on Booking

Hotels Are Booking Fast!

BOOK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!



Listen up, folks! Turns out our neck of the woods is about to get mighty crowded. There's at least four weddings all ridin' into Fredericksburg the same weekend, and come November, this little town fills up faster than a saloon on payday.



Long story short: we couldn't wrangle a room block for y'all. Best advice we can give is to stake your claim on a place to stay real soon, while the good spots are still up for grabs. Don't dawdle, the good ones won't be waitin' around.

Notes on Location

Y'all will find every option listed below right in the heart of downtown Fredericksburg. Beyond that, there's a whole range of other places to hang your hat, both in town and just a short ride out, nestled up against the scenic Texas Hill Country and its local vineyards. We've included estimated prices for the picks below, but keep in mind rates can shift depending on availability, so it's best to check before you book.

Wedding Party Home Base

Blacksmith Quarters on Barons Creek

The Bride & Groom will be bunkin' down at the beautiful Ransleben house on the Blacksmith Quarters property. Mosey on over to visit the happy couple, kinfolk, and friends!

Recommendation #1

Main Street B&B (~$200/night)

This hotel has 9 private suites on the second floor with a large balcony for all guests to enjoy. Your stay comes with a full breakfast delivered to your door each morning. Pool and patio to enjoy. It includes rooms with the following configurations: Single King Only

Recommendation #2

Fredericksburg Inn & Suites (~$219/night)

Set on 5 acres hotel which is located downtown. Amenities include free continental breakfast and parking, plus 2 outdoor pools, a hot tub, and a picnic area with barbecues. There's also an open-air stone gazebo with a fireplace. It includes rooms with the following configurations: 1 King, 1 Queen, 2 Queens.

Recommendation #3

Herb Garden Inn ($380/night)

Individual cottage style houses and one house which was still available as of early September. It is not off main street but fairly close. Features hotel amenities such as a spa, restaurant and shop. All cottages feature a small sitting area, king bed with upscale linens and kitchenette with microwave, Keurig coffee maker, and utensils/dinnerware. A walk in shower, robe, and our made-on-site bath products. Each cottage boasts it's own front porch with swing or rocking chairs to enjoy that morning cup of coffee or evening glass of wine.

Recommendation #4

Hoffman Haus ($329/night)

Hoffman Haus has a variety of houses or single rooms on the property. This may have some good options if you would like to rent a house to share with family or friends.

Recommendation #5

Vrbo/Airbnb/FBGVacations.com

There are a host of available homes in the area. From our search we were seeing more lower price options from Vrbo and FBGVacations.

Recommendation #6

Albert Hotel (~$900/night)

Quiet sophistication nestled in a historic landscape. This hotel has the most availability of the options provided. It includes rooms with the following configurations: 1 king bed, 2 queen beds, or 4 bunk beds.

Sold Out

The Trueheart Hotel ($330/night), Emigrant's Inn ($275/night), and Emigrant Boutique Hotel ($500/night)