Gruene Mansion Inn

Perched above the Guadalupe River and adjacent to legendary Gruene Hall, the Gruene Mansion Inn welcomes travelers from far and near.  Located in the Gruene Historic District and built in 1872, the red-roofed Victorian/German home of Henry D. Gruene is the centerpiece of six buildings that hold 31 individually decorated rooms, each with its own entrance and bathroom.  Couples and families will find comfortable and unique accommodations that surprise and delight.

Among the delights at the Gruene Mansion Inn is the daily breakfast featuring homemade pastries, crepes, quiches, and banana pudding.  For those with a more robust appetite, egg dishes, pancakes, bacon, sausage, ham and cooked oatmeal are selections perfect for starting the day.

You’ll park your car for the entire stay at the Gruene Mansion Inn…there are six restaurants within walking distance, so food is aplenty.  You can float the river or shop for antiques, clothes, fishing gear, handmade pottery and other eclectic items.  Wine can be sampled and music danced to while losing yourself in the easy rhythm and casual grace of Gruene, Texas.  A visit to the Gruene Mansion Inn will relax and refresh the spirit.  It is a journey to another time and a simpler place; a surprise and a delight.