My husband and I got married at The Lasker in 2020. Before we even finished our weekend, we had…read moredecided that we wanted to have our 5-year anniversary party in the same spot! When he says he'll care of everything, he absolutely means it... Richard is one of a kind! We brought 12 friends down to Galveston and rented the house for the entire weekend... Our crew was absolutely blown away by how much attention to detail was put into every aspect of their stay. Each of the rooms has such a distinct personality, and the charm of the old house is put on full display to shine through. Richard checked in with us a few times during the evening to make sure we had everything we needed. On Saturday morning, breakfast was served and WOW--Logan knows his way around the kitchen. Our friends were so impressed with the food and even requested the recipes of a few items. When we slipped out to enjoy the Strand for a few hours that afternoon, Richard and his team refreshed our rooms. We decided to host a dinner with more guests Saturday evening to celebrate 5 years, and that went off without a hitch. Cocktail hour with the famous Lasker charcuterie board was enjoyed by all, and the barbecue spread for our main course was absolutely delicious! As an added treat, Richard had a miniature version of our original wedding cake for guests to enjoy. It was a hit! Sunday morning breakfast was just as delicious as Saturday's... Logan's famous hangover hash was gobbled up, and the yogurt parfaits hit the spot. We can't say enough about how much we love The Lasker, Richard, and his entire team... Their goal is to make every stay memorable, no matter the occasion, and they flawlessly execute every time.

Loved our stay at the Lasker! The house is beautiful, the rooms were spotless and comfortable and…read morethe hospitality was top notch. Breakfast was delicious and the location is great which is perfect for exploring Galveston. We will definitely be back!

Went for High Tea here . The setting is lovely in an old mansion. Our host was also the driver for…read moretheir car service. Interesting conversation . Food was great.. quiche, scones with clotted crème and jam; cucumber sandwiches ( a New England favorite in Galveston no less); assorted sweets and upper class teas. Table was beautifully set; prosecco was an add on but very nice touch. Highly highly recommend . Do this ... it's fun and enjoyable!

Let's talk about hidden gems. The George Manor is definitely one of those in Galveston. We stopped…read morehere to stay before a cruise and that was a great move on our part. This historic bed and breakfast offers a lot on the property. Built hundreds of years ago, The George Manor is a collection of vintage painting, craftsmanship, architecture, and landscaping. The real shining star is the Chef, Michael de Bayer. When I read his bio online, I was already impressed. How could you not be? He's cooked for Tina Turner, Prince, and a number of others that you might recognize. He's one of the most personable chefs I've met and I had a blast talking to him about food, cars, and a bunch of other things. We signed up for the prix fixe dinner service and while we knew it was a 5 course meal, it was a ton of delectable food. Starting with a curry spiced amuse bouche, then a glorious carpaccio and caviar, an über schnitzel with gulf shrimp, red snapper, and two over the top desserts. The shrimp with cassis crème was unique and the Black Forest cake was more than authentic, it was transportational to Germany. Moving to breakfast, Chef Michael makes the BEST bacon. Both the lardon bits from dinner to the strips of breakfast bacon, he's a master for sure. If you're in the area, pay this place a stop and make sure to book dinner, it will be an unforgettable experience.

Everything as always was excellent and exceptional. We…read morehave stayed in every room except for one. So that will be the next stay. Renee and Robert are amazing hostesses and hosts. Breakfast is always on point and delicious. I'm a super picky eater and everything that has been fixed I have loved. Looking forward to our next stay!!!

TLDR: Hands down one of, if not THE best, stay I've had in Galveston. For the price and value, I…read morecan't think of anything that was more convenient, comfortable, or hospitable than the Coppersmith Inn B&B. Stay: Valentine's Weekend Overall: 9.1/10 Room: 8.8/10 Quaint historic property with a comfy bed, private balcony, old school bathtub , and wonderful accommodations by the hosts! My girlfriend and I were on keto and they customized a wonderfully delicious breakfast that we gobbled up. In addition, they have a small temperature controlled pool in the back to relax. Service: 9.2/10 Friendly, hospitable, and easy going. Such an awesome stay. Convenience: 9.2/10 Minutes away from the seawall, Pleasure Pier, and restaurants. Do it.

My husband and I had the most amazing time staying at Avenue O. We chose this bed and breakfast as…read moreour destination to get married. We wanted to do something special with just us and Avenue O was the perfect choice! Polly and Jeff were absolute pleasures to work with! This historic home was so charming and cozy. I loved how beautifully it was decorated with a coastal theme. I loved all the beachy touches from the artwork, light fixtures, colors, furniture, etc. Everything was so elegant. We stayed in the Seawall Suite which is the largest room. It has a nice balcony as well. It was also decorated beautifully like the rest of the house. It was very cozy and comfortable. We chose to get married in the backyard near the gazebo. It was perfect. It was just my husband and I, Polly, Jeff and Heidi of course. Heidi actually walked me to the gazebo as if she was walking me "down the aisle." It was adorable! She's the Yorkie in the photos. Our ceremony was quick and intimate. Jeff did an excellent job and made us feel at ease as if we were just hanging out with friends. Not only is Polly an amazing decorator, she is also a very talented cook. She even made us a wedding cake! It was very pretty and so delicious!! I believe she said it was an Amaretto buttercream with strawberry filling. It was sooooooooo amazing!! In the morning, she made us an incredible homemade breakfast! It started off with yogurt parfaits and fresh granola. Yum! Then there were mini pumpkin pancakes, fresh potatoes, bacon and scrambled eggs. The bacon was so yum. It tasted like a maple-peppered bacon but I'm not sure what it was. All I know is it was awesome! Our wedding package was so reasonably-priced. We didn't have to do anything except pay and show up. Polly took care of the rest. We just can't say enough about how wonderful our stay was. Polly is so great at taking care of people. She and Jeff were both fantastic hosts. If you're ever in Galveston, I would highly recommend staying with them instead of at a hotel. You won't regret it!!

What an amazing stay! Polly and Jeff are fantastic hosts that really love what they do and it shows…read morein the details. First, the food is divine. Polly hand crafts each of the breakfasts and pairs it with a coffee from a local roaster. Each of the meals starts with a fresh fruit dish that pops with flavor. For main courses, expect to be wowed and never bored as it will be different each morning you stay. Whether you are looking for tips on what to do in the area, looking for a quiet sabbatical, or somewhere to just get away for a weekend, Avenue O is a great place to relax and enjoy your stay. We'll be back for sure!

We had such a lovely stay at the Grand Manor! We stayed in the Garden Lace Suite and it looked just…read morelike the pictures. The house is glorious. I've always wanted to stay in a home built in the early 1900's and this was just that and more. I needed to check in early and Brian was happy to accommodate my request. We look forward to coming back and staying longer than one night next time!

This place was absolutely amazing, I called and asked if I could take my prom photos here and the…read moreowners were more than happy to have us. The place is absolutely gorgeous and the owners had great communication with us! Everything came out beautifully and amazing, it was everything I dreamed of! The architecture is stunning, truly a place worth the stay!!!!

Charming Galveston historical house. Divided into 3 suites that rent separately or together. Came…read moreas a large group (14 adults & kids) and had the whole house. We enjoyed our stay but I really wish they would invest in some towel racks in the downstairs bathroom. They may not be "period ", but sharing a bathroom with multiple people and not even having a hand towel rack gets gross. Luckily, they do have washer/dryer, so just washed all the towels daily.

We just visited Galveston for the first time, staying at Whiteside Town Flats for 4 days. You'll…read morereceive 5-Star hospitality and accommodations from Joanna and Brian, who have thought of everything to make to your stay memorable. The moment you step out of the flat, Galveston history comes alive. Lovely mansions, museums, and shopping is a short walk away. Have a cocktail or soda at Fisherman's Wharf on pier 21 and enjoy the view of the bay and Pelican Island. The ghosts of pirates and early Texas pioneers come alive... and you walk away with better appreciation of their struggles for survival, and the wonderful inheritance they left us. Whiteside Town Flats is a treasure.

My wife and I spent Labor Day weekend 2023 at Carr Mansion and we had an amazing stay. We stayed in…read morethe Carriage House behind the main house, and we loved it. Joellyn, the owner, was very hospitable and routinely checked if we needed anything. She offered us drinks on our arrival. My wife liked some cookies that were available, and she provided a package of them for her later that night. Joellyn had breakfast catered by renowned Chef Mary Bass, and it was quite delicious. Delicious breakfast casserole and tamales. It was very close to the Strand and the Seawall, so everything we did was just a short drive. We will definitely be returning to try another room at the Mansion!

It was a lovely second stay. I was in the Merchant Room this time. However, upgrades need to be…read moremade - the towel holder fell off the wall, the fridge needed a deep clean as it was yuck, and one of the light bulbs was out above the bed! Host is kind and pleasant. She made good recommendations for dining and sightseeing, and provided muffins & orange juice for a light morning snack!

Well, this place looks so Victorian , its beautiful. We came…read moreto check on the high tea, only to find out that Hugh Tea is only on weekends, which, today and is, but it needs prior reservation as it is a privately arranged tea party. Its a Formal tea for a group of 4 or more requiring ladies- Stressing ladies to be dressed as Ladies complete with gloves and hat, which means men should be dressed as gentlemen too-if you are as romantic about Victorian dressing as I am, you would be excited! Ofcourse they can make the food no - meat if you wish to. The lady at the counter was super sweet and friendly. I can't wait to come back all dressed up. The cost is $45 per person

My husband and I came to Galveston for a birding festival. We were staying in another property when…read morea wicked storm caused a leak in our room. Pam, the owner, and her daughter, graciously moved us to a room at their other property, Virginia Point Inn. What a big blessing this turn of events became for us. We can't say enough about the owner's concern for detail and ability to make us feel comfortable. The inn is beautiful. In a quiet area with screened in porches, large rooms and private baths. The gardens around the house enhance the beauty of the home. The breakfasts are worth getting up for. Crispy bacon, fresh fruit, quiche, etc. plenty of coffee and juice. We highly recommend Virginia Point Inn as part of the Galveston experience. But beware, like me, you may not want to leave when it's time to go.

I'm not sure why the reviews are so low for this property. When we arrived, yes it was a challenge…read moreto find the hotel, but we were greeting with a big smile. Out accessible room was clean, huge and everything was in working order. No complaints at all. Our breakfast the next morning was very delicious. For a continental breakfast, there was nothing lacking. We'd definitely consider staying at the La Quinta Inn next time we're in Galveston.

Sink didn't drain and when we ask room service to take care of it her answer was all the drains are…read moreclogged or drain very slowly.... No plastic bags for the ice buckets... one ply TP... and had to go ask for second towel even though we booked for two.... Carpet in hallway smelled and looked even worse.... Both hotels on Galveston have no real address distinction so our deliveries went to the Seawall hotel both days. And on and on.