Belle Oaks Inn - Information

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Belle Oaks Inn was built by banker C.E. Dilworth in 1912. The Louisiana Plantation Style mansion has been transformed into a modern tribute to the Southern charm, hospitality, and grace of a bygone era. The comfortable guest rooms have been tastefully decorated with a mix of fine antiques and furnishings with attention given to every detail. The extensive grounds include, beautifully manicured lawns and gardens, a sparkling swimming pool and reflecting pond, which are all nestled under massive Live Oak and Pecan trees.

Each room includes amenities such as coffee makers, hair dryers, robes, cable TV with VCRs, AM/FM alarms, luxury linens, down comforters and pillows. All rooms have private baths stocked with a selection of specially selected fine soaps, shampoos, and bath gels.

Guests at Belle Oaks are invited to enjoy our generous gourmet breakfast in the ambience of our elegantly appointed dining room. You can choose from a wide selection of baked goods, our own signature Southern Brunch Casserole or Belle Oaks Inn Pecan Orange Bread which has become a favorite of our guests, many who will ask for it each time they return! We also offer a selection of fresh fruit and juices, yogurt, flavored herbal and spiced teas, hot chocolate, hot spiced cider and gourmet coffee and espresso. Breakfast is self served so you can enjoy it at your leisure.

Now Offering Free High Speed Wireless Internet

Rates start at $75.00 for double occupancy.
No Pets
No Children Under 12
Gift Certificates Available
No Smoking Except Outdoors
House Tours by Appointment
In Room Massages by Appointment

Facility perfect for:
        Romantic Getaways
        Honeymoons and Anniversaries
        Receptions

Located Two Blocks South and East of the Courthouse

Belle Oaks Inn
222 St Peter
P.O. Box 57
Gonzales, Texas 78629

(830) 857-8613
(830) 857-8624 facsimile
email: info@belleoaksinn.com
Web Site: www.belleoaksinn.com

Inspected & Approved Member of
Historic Accommodations of Texas
One of "The Great Stays of Texas"