Our Accommodations & Amenities

One-night stays will incur an extra charge of $25.

Each room at Big Tin Flag Bed & Breakfast has its own private entry and bath. Each features a luxurious feather bed, antique chest of drawers, lamps on both sides of the bed, and a comfortable chair for curling up with a book or TV viewing. A coffeemaker, mini-refrigerator stocked with complimentary beverages; TV and DVD or VCR player; telephone, and WiFi are included. Bathrooms are equipped with hair-dryers, curling irons, large plush towels, shower caps, bath salts, soaps and lotions.

The Bluebonnet Room is furnished with a lovely king-size poster bed. Its bathroom offers you an old clawfoot tub for long, relaxing soaks in the light of aromatherapy candles, or a stand-alone shower for those wanting a quick wash.

*Rates are based on double occupancy. A surplus charge of $20 dollars per night will be assessed for each additonal guest.

The Bluebonnet Room
*$149 Per Night
(+ 6% Hotel Tax)

A queen-size antique American oak bed completes the Pomegranate Room. Its sweet little Victorian bathroom provides you with a tiled shower, and mirrored medicine cabinet above a French repro cabinet with sink.

*Rates are based on double occupancy. A surplus charge of $20 dollars per night will be assessed for each additonal guest.

The Pomegranate Room
*$139 Per Night
(+ 6% Hotel Tax)

Not presently available, but coming soon for Guests:

The Yellow Rose Room will welcome you to a queen-size bed. The bathroom is equipped with a five-foot tub and shower, along with a pedestal sink above which hangs a mirrored medicine cabinet for extra storage.

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Satellite TV
- Dozens of Channels
DVD/VCR Players
Video Library
High Speed Internet
WIFI

Washer & Dryer, Ironing Board & Iron
Full Kitchen w/dishwasher
Books & Magazines
Puzzles, Cards, & Board Games
Propane & Charcoal Grills

What to do on the Ranch?

If you are into exploring, bring your boots or sturdy walking shoes, your rugged jeans and shirts. The interesting terrain is a bit hilly, has a wet/dry creek to cross, and has a crater formed by errosion over the years. The cattle are curious animals, but usually keep their distance. Sometimes guests feel more secure if they carry one of the walking sticks.

Or, do nothing but hang out, if you'd rather. There's nothing more relaxing than taking a nap or reading a good book in the hammock under the Sycamore tree. A long covered porch furnished with a settee, chairs, rockers, and a swing provide a peaceful place for simply enjoying the outdoors with a morning coffee, afternoon tea, or evening beer or wine. A variety of birds, including hummingbirds, are entertaining as they frequent the feeders and bird bath.

Guests are welcome to sample the plentiful, sweet, juicy fruit from the peach tree that ripens around April.

A Moonlight Event:

Many of the guests enjoy sitting around an evening cowboy campfire, toasting marshmallows and eating S'mores. The cry of the Coyotes during the full moon and the croaking sounds of the frogs emanating from the creek are amusing. One can delight in an easy search for the Big Dipper among the blanket of stars throughout the clear Texas sky.

Places to Visit

Big Tin Flag Bed & Breakfast is surrounded by six Czech or German churches that are hundreds of years old and feature beautifully hand-painted walls and ceilings. Close by is the historical Kreische Brewery, located at Monument Hill and Brewery State Park.

Of particular interest is the new Czech Center, which features the largest Czechoslavakia-import, crystal chandelier, in the U.S. Several Circa 1800 homes relocated to the site offer a glimpse of what pionjeer life was like in La Grange. Furnished in the original style of their day, walls are adorned with vintage photos of the large families who built and occupied the homes. Only a donation is suggested for touring the houses.

An old stone building just off downtown's square, once the old Jail House, is now the home of the La Grange Chamber of Commerce. Visitors are welcome to come and look at the one of the cells as it was back in the day.

These are just some of the sights that bring a sense of history to the area. Other interesting attractions include the expansive fields of Bluebonnet and red-orange Indian Paintbrush flowers that are in full, glorious bloom around the end of March. Just for the picking around Mothers' Day, the Big Tin Flag B & B acreage yields a plentiful crop of Dewberries.