Fredericksburg TX Vacation Cottage Rentals
Discover Cozy Charm in a Cottage in Texas Hill Country
Couples and small families alike will enjoy their Texas Hill Country vacation in one of our cozy cabins. Located near local wineries and hisotric small towns, our Fredericksburg, TX, cottages are perfect for a little RnR after your days exploring and enjoying your stay.
What is there to do in Texas Hill Country?
Fredericksburg and Texas Hill Country is well-known for its local wineries. Wine tours, wine events, and other activities related to local wineries draw 1.5 million tourists a year to what The Houstonia Mag called a 'Disney World of Wine' in August 2024.
However, unlike Central Florida, a key draw for tourists to Texas HIll Country is its small-town, southwestern charm. Visitors can take a short drive to many of the nearby downtowns for shopping, museums, and more. Our area guide details everything you can do in Fredericksburg and close by.
How is a cottage rental different than a cabin rental?
Cottages are defined by their cozy accommodations: typically they hold 1-2 bedrooms and can sleep up to 4 or 5 people. These properties are best for couples visiting Fredericksburg, TX, or small families. Most of our Fredericksburg cottages are 1 bedroom.
Our cottages vary in style, from ranch-style houses to a refurbished Pullman train car available for 2 guests.
Which amenities are available in Fredericksburg cottages?
Amenities vary by property. All of our Hill Country cottages include a refridgerator, and most include either a full kitchen or a microwave oven. Most also include central air conditioning, although a few properties only have ceiling fans.
To search by amenity, use the amenity filters above.
Why should I visit Fredericksburg, TX?
Fredericksburg, Texas, a town rich with German heritage and historical significance, offers an enchanting blend of past and present. Founded in 1846 by German immigrants, its unique character is rooted in the early efforts of John O. Meusebach, who established harmonious relations with the Comanche tribes through a notable peace treaty, a testament to the town's enduring spirit of community and cooperation.
Today, Fredericksburg's landscape is dotted with architectural and cultural remnants of its German origins, from the traditional timber-framed buildings to annual festivals that celebrate its rich lineage.
In the heart of this historic town, Fredericksburg Escapes provides a place to stay as you experience the best of both worlds.