• BEDROOMS: 12
  • BEDS: 14
  • BATHROOMS: 6
  • TOTAL GUESTS: 25
  • MINIMUM NIGHTS: 2

Carriage Inn - Cowboy Capital of the World

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Property Description

If you're planning a visit to Bandera for a large group of people, and ideally you'd like to keep them all together, the Carriage House Inn offers an ideal solution! It's within a block or two of most of the town's attractions (the 11th Street Cowboy Bar is right across the alley), and its five suites and separate cottage provide roomy accommodations for up to 25 people. You won't miss a minute of the action or adventure in the Cowboy Capital of the World when you stay at the Carriage House Inn!

The backyard of the Carriage House Inn is a wonderful gathering spot! It's furnished with plenty of outdoor seating, and there's also a charcoal pit for the creation of hearty Texas-style BBQ meals. Strings of outdoor lights add a magical touch to your evenings here, when you aren't out and about exploring Bandera, of course. This century-old Hill Country guest home also has a covered patio out front, perfect for morning coffee, with a vintage Wild West-era carriage out in front of the Inn. The cottage also has its own private patio and fire pit!

The Carriage House Inn is kid-friendly and pet-friendly, so you're welcome to bring along small, well-behaved dogs. There's also private and covered parking on the property, as well as on-street parking close by. Keep in mind Bandera is also home to tubing on the Medina River, and the Hill Country State Natural Area is just ten minutes away.

Hill Country history awaits you at the Carriage House Inn and its cottage, tastefully decorated with antiques from the cowboy era, perfectly in sync with Bandera's theme! The inn itself has five suites, named after Hill Country towns (Medina, Bandera, Hondo, Utopia, and Tarpley). All interiors have efficient box AC and space heating units for maximized comfort. Tech and entertainment needs are met with Wifi Internet service and satellite TVs in all six guest spaces.

The suites and cottage at the Carriage House Inn feature full kitchens, furnished with fridges, oven and stove combos, microwaves, toasters, and coffee makers. These full kitchens also include pots, pans, utensils, and glasses. (The only exception is the Utopia Suite, which has a mini fridge, microwave, and coffee station in its kitchenette.) All the suites, and the cottage, include full baths, with antique cast iron tubs in the Bandera and Hondo suites.

Here's the breakdown of sleeping accommodations at the Carriage House Inn:
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Medina Suite #1: one king-sized bed, one queen; sleeps up to four.
Bandera Suite #2: one queen-sized bed, one queen futon; sleeps up to four.
Hondo Suite #3: one queen-sized bed, one single, one king-sized futon; sleeps up to five.
Utopia Suite #4: one queen-sized bed; one roomy sofa; sleeps up to three.
Tarpley Suite #5: one queen-sized bed; sleeps up to two.
Cottage: One queen-sized bed, one queen futon, bunk bed (twin above, full below); sleeps up to seven.

Fresh linens are provided bed and bath, and every guest space includes convenient extras like a hair dryer and ironing board.

The Cowboy Capital of the World awaits you and your entire family! There's room for all of you at the Carriage House Inn; contact us at Backroads Reservations for booking details today!

Amenities:
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Private patio.
Access to backyard.
Covered parking and street parking available.
Satellite TV.
WIFI.
Charcoal grill.
Firepit.
Large outdoor fireplace.
Washer/Dryer.
Fully equipped kitchens with refrigerator, microwave, oven, stove, regular coffee pot, toaster.
Pots, pans and utensils.
Covered parking for the Inn rooms and street parking available.
Waking distance to all of bandera shops, bars, city park.

Rates and Details:
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The Carriage House is close to 11th Street Cowboy Bar so there is a propensity for loud music.
Maximum occupancy of 25 guests allowed.
The nightly rate is based on minimum occupancy of 12 guests.
An additional guest fee of $ 15 per person, per night, applies for each guest over the initial12 guests.
Children under 2 stay free.
Pets allowed (maximum 2 allowed).
Pet fee is $20 per day, per pet.
A pet fee discount may be available for longer term stays.
Cleaning fee is $250.
No discharging of firearms, fireworks or ATVs allowed .
Backroads reserves the right to increase the nightly rate and fees within 5 days of all local event announcements.
Event and holiday weekends may have a three night minimum requirement.
Hill Country river and lake water levels vary depending on rain.

Distance from this home:
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The Frio River is 55 miles.
The Medina River is 1 mile.
The Guadalupe River is 25 miles.
Th Lost Maples State Natural Area is 40 miles
The Garner State Park is 50 miles.
The Hill Country State Natural Area is 10 miles.

About Bandera: Welcome to the Cowboy Capital of the World! With museums, rodeos, horseback riding, motorcycle rallies, and boot-scootin' live music venues, Bandera's got it all for fans of the Hill Country and the Wild West! Celebrate this uniquely American heritage, and take some time for a trip down the scenic Medina River.

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Bandera, Texas

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Location

* Mapped pin locations are not exact

Other Details

  • Children Allowed
  • Pets Considered
  • Cleaning fee is $500
  • Guest fee is $15, per day, after 12 guests
  • Pet fee is $20 per pet, per day
Call us now at 830-522-4661 for more information Or get an instant quote with the below form!

Amenities

  • Hairdryer
    Hairdryer
  • Internet
    Internet
  • Heating
    Heating
  • Linens
    Linens
  • Towels
    Towels
  • Washer
    Washer
  • Air Conditioning
    Air Conditioning
  • Free Parking
    Free Parking
  • Washer
    Queen Size Bed
  • Washer
    Bandera
  • Washer
    Cell Coverage
  • Washer
    Charcoal Grill
  • Fully-equipped Kitchen
    Fully-equipped Kitchen
  • Satellite TV
    Satellite TV
  • Wi-Fi
    Wi-Fi
  • Restaurants
    Restaurants
  • Fridge
    Fridge
  • Fridge
    Kitchen
  • Fridge
    Microwave
  • Stove
    Stove
  • Toaster
    Toaster
  • Coffee Pot
    Coffee Pot
  • Scenic Drives
    Scenic Drives
  • Shopping
    Shopping
  • Sight Seeing
    Sight Seeing
  • Walking
    Walking
  • Town
    Town
  • Children Welcome
    Children Welcome
  • Long Term Renters
    Long Term Renters
  •  Smoking Not Allowed
    Smoking Not Allowed
  • Wheelchair Inaccessible
    Wheelchair Inaccessible
  • Budget
    Budget
  • Budget
    Family

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