Texas Hill Country Bed and Breakfast Near Fredericksburg

Located in Comfort, Texas only ½ hour from San Antonio

Meyer Bed and Breakfast, offers one of the most scenic, peaceful, and romantic Texas Hill Country bed and breakfast getaways in the area. Centrally located between Kerrville, Fredericksburg, New Braunfels and San Antonio, Meyer offers perfect lodging for your next Texas Hill Country adventure. Explore the region’s German heritage, visit our beautiful natural areas or take a stroll along the famed San Antonio River Walk, then come back to Comfort and relax and rejuvenate.

Stay at Meyer B&B and spend some time in our gorgeous swimming pool. Really, how often can you enjoy the personalized service and comforts of a bed and breakfast and a swimming pool? Our pool area offers comfortable lounge chairs for sunning, as well as plenty of shady areas under flower laden arbors and large trees for relaxing and enjoying warm breezes.

In addition to our large, inviting pool, our spacious grounds on the scenic, tree-lined Cypress Creek are perfect for fishing, canoeing and picnicking. Our Texas Hill Country bed and breakfast is an ideal setting for enjoying the superb climate and unique natural beauty of the area.

We’re ideally located on the edge of the historic district of Comfort, Texas on 27 acres along the Cypress Creek. With Meyer, you can have your cake and eat it too. We are close to everything in the small, quaint town of Comfort, and our welcoming lodging is nestled among acres of old pecan orchards that nature just loves.

Meyer Bed and Breakfast offers a variety of Texas Hill Country lodging including, private cottages with views of the Cypress Creek, historic Hill Country German homesteads, two room suites, and more.

Our guests tell us they love the Meyer B&B as much as we do, and we've been working hard to make the Meyer experience more memorable than ever. We recently finished extensively remodeling and refurbishing all our cozy suites. Beautifully updated in the finest traditional style, they are still as familiar and inviting as a visit to a favorite aunt's old German-Texas home.

Since its beginnings in 1857 as a stage stop for travelers preparing to cross the Guadalupe River on the fabled Old Spanish Trail, this Texas Hill Country bed and breakfast has for generations invited travelers to rest, relax and enjoy life.

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