Elisa's Sunday Haus

599 Bybee Road , Round Top, Texas
  • Main (832) 660-3854
Innkeeper(s): Elisa Henderson, Innkeeper
 

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  • Introduction

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    Conveniently located near Round Top's historic town square where
    you will find restaurants and the Festival Hill concert hall.

     

    This authentic German "Sunday Haus" is nestled under cedar and oak trees, giving complete privacy and spiritual comfort. With her interior decorations, Elisa has remembered her ancestors in Germany and has honored the German immigrants who came to Texas beginning in 1840. The entire house is yours to enjoy. The fully functional kitchen, with coffeemaker, microwave, oven and refrigerator, comes stocked with coffee, milk, tea, eggs, bread, cookies, chocolate and continental breakfast selections. Complete with central air and heat, DVD, radio, CD library, beautifully painted furniture, wood floors, windows with private views in all directions, bathroom with shower and antique clawfoot bathtub, 2 bedrooms with queen beds made up with luxurious linens and German feather-beds. A wrap-around porch invites bird watching and relaxation.

     

    The Sunday House Guest Cottage - Granbury, Texas

     

    We invite you to take time to sit on the porch to watch the lively birds, colorful butterflies, hummingbirds, acres of green grass, flowers by the thousands, fireflies and cicadas in summer and often a clear sky with the moon and stars at night. You are invited to wander along stone pathways and visit the garden, the dry creek on our nature walks through the woods and visit the "The Ghost House", a 100-year-old saltbox, immigrant house that Elisa found abandoned in poor condition. She had it moved to her property and restored dating back to the 1870's to its original simplistic beauty. The Ghost Haus is now ready to accommodate up to 5 guests.

     


    In 2002, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department awarded Elisa the official
    TEXAS WILDSCAPE certification for her garden and 7 acres of wooded land.
    Her garden is filled with native plants, shrubs and trees that provide fruit, nuts,
    berries, seeds and nectar to a wide variety of birds, hummingbirds and butterflies.
    Sit around the tranquil firepit circle that can easily seat 40 people.

     

    The Pioneer Haus, lovingly known as the Ghost Haus, dates back to the 1870's. The Ghost Haus was rescued from a nearby farm in 2001 and moved to Elisa's property. Now, nestled at the edge of a wooded area, the Ghost Haus has a beautiful view of an adjoining meadow. When you stay with us ask Elisa to tell you the story of the Ghost Haus. The front porch swing is an ideal place for experiencing the sights and sounds of nature and for stargazing at night. Deer are often seen as well as soaring prairie hawks and the "songs" of the coyotes can sometimes be heard in the nearby woods. The Ghost Haus provides children a great learning experience about the lifestyle of the early immigrants.

     

    Beautiful Guest Rooms

     

    The Ghost Haus has a large wood-burning fireplace and a beautiful kitchen. The view through the trees from the large upstairs bedroom gives one the feeling of being in a tree house. The house can accommodate up to 5 people with 3 single beds upstairs in one large bedroom and a trundle bed which makes one queen or two twin size beds, downstairs. In the pioneer tradition, the luxurious bathhouse is just a few steps away from the house, conveniently connected by a deck. The modern bathroom with a huge walk-in shower provides all the comforts of today in beautiful wooded surroundings. Guests are invited to relax at the nearby fire pit and BBQ area beneath a canopy of towering oaks. Prior arrangements must be made for children. Prior arrangements must be made for pets.

     

     

    Reservations & Policies:
    • The Sunday Haus is $180 per night (double occupancy) each additional person including children $45 (maximum 6)
    • The Ghost Haus is $180 per night (double occupancy) each additional person including children $45 (maximum 5)
    • 6% hotel occupancy tax will be added
    • A two-night minimum is required for a weekend stay. (We occasionally make exceptions on short term notice when there is a vacancy)
    • Sunday-Thursday are available for single-night stays.
    • 10% discount for weekly rentals.
    • A deposit in the amount of the first night's stay or 50% of the entire stay is required to make a reservation. The balance is due upon arrival.
    • Cancellations must be made at least 30 days prior to arrival. No refunds will be given after this time.
    • Guests who choose to shorten their stay while in residence are still subject to the cancellation policy and are responsible for the full balance due.
    • We prefer payment by check or cash. Credit cards are accepted in advance (via PayPal only).
    • Check-in is 3:00 p.m. - Check-out is 11:00 a.m. (please call for earlier arrivals or for arrivals after 6:00 p m.
    • Prior arrangements must be made for children and pets.
    • Pets are welcome. When outside we ask you to keep them on a leash. There is a $25.00 per night charge.
    Antique Week Reservations & Policies
    • The Sunday Haus is $300 per night (based on 4 guests or less) & each additional person is $75 per person (maximum 6)
    • The Ghost Haus is $300 per night (based on 4 guests or less) & additional guests are $75 per person (maximum 5)
    • 6% hotel occupancy tax will be added.
    • A deposit in the amount of the first night's stay or 50 % of the entire stay is required to make the reservation.
    • The deposit is refundable up to 45 days prior to arrival (less a $150 processing fee).
    • Cancellations must be made at least 45 days prior to arrival. No refunds will be given after this time.
    • Balance must be paid in full 45 days prior to arrival to secure the reservation. Balances remaining unpaid will cancel the reservation.
    • Check-in only after 4:00pm ( we advise you by phone if earlier check-in possible). Check-out not later than 11:00am
  • Kid Friendly

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  • Pets Welcome

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