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The Best Hotels and B&Bs to Book Near Fredericksburg's Wineries, Texas

Youll have a grape time exploring Fredericksburgs wineries
You'll have a grape time exploring Fredericksburg's wineries | © Al Argueta / Alamy Stock Photo

Once a closely guarded Texan secret, Fredericksburg’s wineries have evolved into a destination unlike any other in the United States.

The people of Texas are a particular bunch, but Fredericksburg has been popular with them for years, thanks to its legendary shopping and bountiful peach crops. With a small-town feel, but the restaurants, shops and attractions of a much larger location, you won’t be short of things to do when you visit. Accommodation is plentiful, too – here are our favorite hotels and B&Bs near Fredericksburg’s wineries, all bookable on Culture Trip.

The Lodge Above Town Creek

Independent Hotel

An outdoor pool at The Lodge Above Town Creek, with water features and plants
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Known for its laid-back welcome and historic, farmhouse-chic atmosphere, this upmarket, country-casual lodge is a block from the Main Street shopping district and a three-minute walk from the National Museum of the Pacific War. The suites are understated yet luxurious, using natural, locally sourced materials for high-end finishing touches. There’s a large, romantic outdoor fireplace overlooking Town Creek, daily breakfast baskets delivered right to your door and a beautiful fountain pool outside for decompressing.

Settlers Crossing

Hotel, Guesthouse

A traditional kitchen and dining area with a wooden table and chairs, a sink and hob at Settlers Crossing
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Set on 35 acres (14ha) of lush Texan countryside is this friendly and longstanding guesthouse. Rustic Americana is effortlessly balanced with elegant chic, with several different houses and lodges – from 19th-century cottages to frontier-esque log cabins – providing different perspectives on the unique character of the area. Continental breakfast and parking are complimentary, while other amenities include a swimmin’ hole – pronounced without a g – and a barbecue.

TimberRose B&B

Bed and Breakfast, Inn

An outside view of the brick building at TimberRose B&B, with a barbecue stand outside the building
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Close to Luckenbach, Bankersmith, the Old Tunnel bat colony and only 10mi (16km) from downtown Fredericksburg, this picturesque B&B is set among lush pastures and glistening ponds. Its working ranch features a small herd of Belted Galloways, Miniature Hereford Cattle, several breeds of Mediterranean Miniature Donkeys, mules, ducks and two stocked ponds on 50 acres (20ha) of Texas countryside – and the standard of accommodation in all cottages is Texas-rustic meets luxury.

Inn on Barons Creek

Bed and Breakfast, Inn

An outside view of Inn On Barons Creek, with grass and potted plants outside the building
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In the heart of Texas Hill Country, this all-suite creekside hotel is a five-minute walk from the National Museum of the Pacific War and the shops and restaurants of Fredericksburg Main Street. The seven comfortable suites are traditionally furnished, with muted colors and elegant finishes, and there’s also a heated outdoor pool, a fitness center and a spa. There, you can enjoy a range of massages, body treatments – including a wine-and-honey body wrap – and natural nail services.

Peach Tree Inn & Suites

Hotel

A bedroom with a cushioned bed, wooden floor and bedside table with lamps at Peach Tree Inn and Suites
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You’ll be immersed in Texan Americana with this quaint offering, found just three blocks from the boutiques and galleries of historic Fredericksburg. Proudly offering authentic Texas Hill Country hospitality, this cute place is family-owned, and amenities include complimentary continental breakfast, an outdoor pool, a picnic area and barbecue grills, with a range of charming rooms and suites for relaxing after a day exploring Fredericksburg. There may even be a peach tree – if you look close enough.

Fairfield Inn by Marriott Fredericksburg

Hotel, Chain Hotel

An outside view of Fairfield Inn By Marriott Fredericksburg, with a tree outside
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A fantastic choice for a contemporary base from which to explore the wineries. The understated, modern rooms offer everything you need, including free wifi, flat-screen TVs and desks, plus microwaves, mini-fridges and coffee-makers. This inn is very proud of its free breakfast offering – a wide variety of favorites includes fresh fruit, omelets, mini waffles, Greek yogurt and bacon – and is based just 1mi (1.6km) from the National Museum of the Pacific War and 2mi (3.2km) from Texas Rangers Heritage Center.

Rarumpelpunzeldornaschenwittchen

Bed and Breakfast, Inn

An outdoor area at Rarumpelpunzeldornaschenwittchen, with two sheltered and illuminated seating areas
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Try saying their name after visiting a few wineries: Rarumpelpunzeldornaschenwittchen. A self-declared “enchanted B&B with a terrible name”, it won’t surprise you to know that there is a slightly Germanic theme here. Two charming wooden cottages inspired by the Grimm fairytales are situated in a beautiful garden – one called Rapunzel and the other Rumpelstilzchen. Close to many wineries and the Pedernales River, this adorable accommodation has loft bedrooms, kitchenettes and living areas – and breakfast is served in-room.

Seeking a more metropolitan Texas experience? Try one of the best hotels in Austin or San Antonio, bookable on Culture Trip. If you’re looking for more places to stay in Fredericksburg, check out our pick of the best hotels in and around Fredericksburg. Inspired to learn more about American wine? Read our recommendations for a Californian vino journey, or our wine-lover’s guide to New York City.

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