Need to look at some Fredericksburg Texas hotels? I like Fredericksburg as a weekend-getaway.
It could be either just me and my wife, or we take the kids along. Either way, we usually sleep there are least one night.
Luckily Fredericksburg has many options for lodging. There are several bed-and-breakfasts and hotels to choose from. We have stayed in both types of lodging.
To help you find a hotel that you’ll like, here are our favorite…
I like the German food and beer of Fredericksburg Texas. My wife loves the shopping that it is so well-known for. Fredericksburg is one of our favorite weekend getaways!
I had heard about Fredericksburg long before my family and I went there for the first time.
For some reason people mentioned Fredericksburg more in conversations than any other town in the area. It was always, “Oh, it’s so cool, you gotta go!”
Then, one day we went… what a pleasant surprise!
Here was this charming town with “old-style” stores lining the main street on both sides. Each of the stores seemed to have their own unique character. The sidewalks on both sides were full of people wandering up and down and in and out of stores.
I was immediately intrigued… and hooked…
A story about peaches in Fredericksburg…
When I grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado, I always looked forward to the summer because in that area there are a lot of orchards.
In the summer you get fresh cherries, apricots, all kinds of vegetables, and especially peaches. The Palisade peaches, you bite in to them and the juice just pours down your arm. They are soooo good!
There’s no doubt about it — RV camping fans love the Lone Star State!
There are many great places to go RV camping in Texas!
The Quiet Hill Ranch is a little piece of heaven that is the most family friendly place our gang has ever been to.
The little log cottage, although not large, was tastefully decorated with original paintings, beamed ceilings and had many other amenities.
The view… it looks over this big valley with the hills coming down each side and it was spellbinding. At night there were only 4 lights in the far distance and at 2100′ elevation the stargazing around our campfire was awesome.