Guests are encouraged to enjoy the Inn's common areas which are beautifully appointed with fine antiques, oriental rugs, graceful country furniture and original works of art, many painted by the innkeeper's great grandmother. As the days grow shorter, feel the welcoming warmth of a wood burning fire upon entering the foyer sparkling with crystal chandeliers and a graceful stairway. Relax in the library with a glass of your favorite wine and a leather bound classic, a best seller or a game of chess. Share the events of the day with other guests in the Blucher's music room, now a comfortable and inviting living room. Enjoy breakfast in the elegantly appointed dining room. Relax on one of the balconies or porches in a comfortable Adirondack chair while enjoying the enchanting song of a bird, the soft sea breezed rustle of leaves or snuggle serenely in a gently swaying hammock.

Retire to one of the Inn's professionally and delightfully decorated guest rooms, each named after one of George and Alice's six children. With its own unique personality, each room offers a private bath, exquisite linens, a television with VCR, individual climate control, a telephone with voice mail, a separate fax/modem line located near a writing surface and amenities galore intended to pamper you during your stay. You'll wish you didn't have to leave the most comfortable robe you've ever worn behind when you depart!

Dedicated to the glory of God in thanksgiving for His many blessings, the St. Francis Chapel welcomes people of all faiths as a place for quiet reflection and prayer. The Chapel, along with the Blucher House, has been blessed by The Rt. Rev. Robert B. Hibbs, Suffragan Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.