Salado, Texas Lodging
Where to Stay in Salado
 For
the perfect escape, enjoy the hospitality of one of Salado's many
historic lodging facilities. Stay at the famous inn where stagecoach
travelers rested after a long day's ride. Indulge in the pampering
of a quaint bed and breakfast. Hold a business meeting or gather
for a family reunion at a retreat center. You'll find all the amenities
to ensure the success of any gathering.
Accents of Salado
209 South Main St.
Phone: (877) 947-5938
Accents of Salado's Gazebo Suite - Located in the heart of Salado's shopping
and dining district.
Baines House
316 Royal Street
Phone: 866-725-2367 or 254-947-5260
The main house was once the home of Rev. George Washington Baines,
the great grandfather of the President of the United States, Lyndon
Baines Johnson. Rev. Baines was a key figure in early Texas - the
founder of numerous Baptist churches and Baptist newspapers. He
is credited with baptizing Sam Houston. He was the third president
of Baylor University before moving to Salado. Our eight lodgings
include cottages, suites, and havens with nine king size beds.
All lodgings have private baths and access to bar kitchen areas
with refrigerators. Several facilities have sleeper sofas and additional
beds which comfortably sleep up to 23 people.
Bit O' Kountry
488 Rose Lane
Phone: 254-947-0069 or 888-499-1448
Situated on over 4 wooded acres, we are located just a mile from
historic downtown Salado.
Brambley Hedge
PO Box 351 / 1530 FM 2268 East
Phone: 254-947-1914, 1-800-407-2310
Fax: 254-947-1031
4 rooms--all with private baths and private decks outside. Great
full breakfast.
Cedars of Salado
Phone: 214-549-4186
A cottage in the village for you and your friends, family or small
group. Sleeps 3-10, children are welcome, full-service kitchen
for your use.
Friendship House
901 Center Circle
Phone: 254-947-3136
We have 4 unique suites to choose from, each with its own private
bath.
Holiday Inn Express
1991 North Stagecoach Road
Phone 254-947-4004
Newly opened in October, 2006, the Holiday Inn Express has 79 luxurious rooms.
We feature complimentary Express Start breakfast. All rooms have refrigerator
and microwave.
Inn at Salado
307 N. Main Street
Phone: 254-947-0027 / 800-724-0027
Historical Bed and Breakfast with full service meeting and wedding
facility.
Inn on the Creek
602 Center Circle, Salado, TX 76571
Phone: 254-947-5554, 1-877-947-5554
Our Inn is nestled along the bank of the Salado Creek. The older
section of the Inn was originally constructed in 1892 in nearby
Cameron. The hospitality you will receive will not be surpassed.
It will be a quiet and welcome escape from a hurried world. You
will have the freedom to relax on the gracious porches, enjoy the
spring fed creek and delight in gourmet meals. This is a place
to take a step back in time and experience a lifestyle of a bygone
era. Exquisitely restored Victorian Inn nestled along the creek.
Serving gourmet weekend dinners.
The Levi Tenney House
100 Pace Park
Phone: 1-800-948-1004
National Historic place with stately oaks in the heart of Salado.
Mill Creek Inn & Golf Club
1610 Club Circle
Phone: 254-947-5698 or 800-736-3441
Sister property of the Stagecoach Inn. 27 Holes designed by Robert
Trent Jones Jr., 31 lodging units, full F&B operation, great
stay & play packages.
Old Salado Springs Retreat and Celebration Center
200 Royal Street
Phone: 254-493-1761
Up to 5,000 sq. ft. of celebration space. Bed and breakfast rooms
for 26 guests.
Red Barn Hideaway
231 College Hill Dr
Phone: 254-913-7583
Located a block from Main Street, within walking distance of shopping
and dining. Private and comforting, it's "close to everything,
but away from it all." Overlooking a quaint little creek,
guests may enjoy the view and the wildlife as they sit and drink
their coffee on the second floor balcony. Peaceful - private -
One block east of the Stagecoach Inn and Main Street.
The Rose Mansion
903 Roseway
Phone: 254-947-8200
Nestled among towering oaks, elms and persimmon trees, this traditional Greek
Revival style mansion and complimentary cottages and log cabins are located on
two acres of landscaped grounds surrounded by a picturesque white picket fence.
The grounds offer a mini tour of early Texas dwellings, Texas markers and one
National Register marker attest to the authenticity of the Rose Mansion. A windmill
with a cypress storage tank, a rock smoke house and an old wagon are nostalgic
reminders of the past. Shaded seating areas, swings and hammocks located across
the grounds compliment these accommodations.
Stagecoach Inn
401 S Stagecoach Rd
Phone: 1-800-732-8994 or 254-947-5111
It is one of 23 buildings in the village with a Texas Historical
marker and one of 18 listed on the National Register of Historic
Places, which notes it to be the oldest structure in Salado. In
1852, two years after the first permanent settler arrived and nearly
seven years before Salado was officially founded, a stage line
was established from Austin to Waco, with a mail and passenger
stop in the village. The Shady Villa Hotel opened its doors to
serve those stage travelers and later, cowboys pushing cattle north
along a branch of the Chisholm Trail. The entrance to the old Inn
is graced by a magnificent, 500 year old burr oak tree. If the
tree could talk, it would tell tales of some of the Inn's most
famous guests, including General George Armstrong Custer, Confederate
General Robert E. Lee, Texas patriot Sam House, cattle baron Shanghai
Pierce and such infamous outlaws as the James brothers and Sam
Bass.
StoneCreek Settlement
P.O. Box 1295, Salado, TX 76571
Phone: Reservations (888) 777-8844
Hand built by the owners, the cottages were created from architectural
finds and materials reclaimed from early Texas homes. The early Texas
and German Sunday Haus style cottages are tucked into a native landscape
containing water ponds and walking trails. Each cottage is creatively
decorated with antique and handmade furniture, carved limestone,
stained glass windows and handcrafted molding.
Tablerock Lodge
Features four bedrooms, three full baths, sleeps eleven, oversized
living room for scrapbookers & quilters, fully equipped kitchen.
Adjacent to Tablerock Amphitheater. For reservations and information
please call Darlene Stevens at 254-541-4277 or e-mail: Darlene.s@embarqmail.com.
Texas Star Bed and Breakfast
3790 Forrester Road
Phone: 254-289-3115
Our cottage is equipped with a full kitchen, television with Dish
network, queen size bed, and a queen size sofa sleeper in the living
room. A gourmet breakfast basket will be delivered in the morning
at 8:00 am.
The Timbers at the Sawmill
409 Salado Plaza Drive
Phone: 254-947-0137
Located above the Salado Sawmill. Features accommodations for up
to 6 persons in a single-unit, 800 sq. ft. suite. Separate living,
dining, and sleeping areas are included along with a kitchenette.
Weatherstone
525 Pace Park Road
Phone: 254-947-1299
Less than a block to shopping, dining, and the heart of Salado.
Enjoy southwest interiors in 1800's log cabins, stone fireplaces,
and private garden.
Yellow House Bed and Breakfast
2290 FM 2268
Phone: (254) 947-5282
Country Retreat on 5+ acre wooded park-like grounds, less than 5 minutes from
Salado's Main Street. Four large beautifully decorated bedrooms with private
baths (all rooms downstairs).
For more information about accommodations in Salado, please contact
the Tourism Office.
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