1110 Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast, voted as having one of the Top Ten Best Country Breakfasts in the U.S., is a magnificent old two-story wooden colonial home that has been lovingly restored. Beautiful antique hardwood floors, antique tile, and lots of windows exemplify its stately stance. The Inn is the perfect place for business travelers, family reunions, romantic weekends, small retreats, and business meetings in the Texas capital city of Austin.

All the guest rooms and suites have wonderful wooden king- or queen-sized beds, private baths, televisions, and telephones. Some lodging accommodations have their own private entrance and porch or deck. The Guesthouse (picture here) has a shared sitting room between the two quest rooms with makes it perfect for couples traveling together.

A delicious breakfast is served daily, and you will find yourself wondering what the next breakfast will be. Diet restrictions, food allergies, and special diets are noted when you reserve your room.

Guests at the Inn are made to feel special from the moment they decide to visit. Come to 1110 Carriage House Inn and experience the history and beauty of Austin and the surrounding Texas hill country.

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The grounds at the 1110 Carriage House Inn include a gazebo to relax in, a 20-foot lily and fish pond with waterfall, a second-floor deck from which you can watch birds and bats, and numerous outdoor swings and flower gardens. The yard is surrounded by old Pecan and Spanish Oak trees.

Minutes from downtown Austin, the 1110 Carriage House Inn places you near the many attractions of Texas' capital. The University of Texas, the capitol building, the music district, and LBJ Presidential Library beckon, as do the Texas History Museum, Barton Springs, Bass Performing Arts Center, and numerous restaurants and shops.

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