Frequently Asked Questions

  • What's included with breakfast?

    Breakfast includes locally roasted coffee and chef-prepared dishes. The inn serves gourmet breakfasts as part of your boutique bed and breakfast experience.
  • Do you offer corporate retreat packages?

    Yes, we provide tailored accommodations for business travelers and retreat groups. The inn offers high-speed Wi-Fi, private workspace, and quiet relaxation zones perfect for team-building.
  • How close are you to Dallas?

    We're conveniently located near I-35E with easy access to major DFW business hubs. The inn is at the doorstep of Dallas in historic Waxahachie.
  • Can you host small weddings?

    Yes, we offer elegant settings for intimate gatherings, showers, or small weddings. The inn features indoor parlor space and outdoor garden areas with vintage ambiance.
  • What makes your suites special?

    Our historic guest suites feature private baths, plush linens, and individually curated décor. Each suite is located in a restored English-style mansion built circa 1915.
  • Do you help with event planning?

    Yes, our staff assists with setup, vendor coordination, and catering recommendations. We're known for attentive hosting and flexible booking options for private events.
  • Are you near downtown attractions?

    Yes, we're located near downtown Waxahachie's historic square, dining, and shopping district. The area is popular for festivals and offers great photo opportunities.
  • What awards have you won?

    We've been selected as Best 1-Day Getaway from Dallas by Dallas Observer readers and Outstanding Host in America by eviivo. The inn is known for exceptional guest reviews.
  • Do you accommodate extended business stays?

    Yes, we're perfect for extended stays with personalized service and flexible scheduling. Corporate guests appreciate our calm Waxahachie setting that supports productivity.
  • When was the inn built?

    The historic mansion was built circa 1915 by English cotton merchant James Wright Harrison for his bride. We're fortunate custodians of this beautiful piece of history.