We stayed at Sara's for five nights, from January 22-27th. We LOVED IT! It was our first time to Houston and this beautiful B&B was the best spot to get the charm of the city. We were in town for a Mary Kay convention and were so excited to have our convention enhanced by our stay at such a fantastic place. The Inn is beautiful furnished with fine antiques and warm hospitality.

Such a luxury experience. We sipped tea in the upstairs parlor room with all our girlfriends in the evening and talked with coffee in the front parlor room in the morning. And as we sat in the morning garden room, drinking juice and eating waffles covered in bananas in the room supplied plush robe we agreed we were receiving royal treatment. We were thrilled to know that this luxury was unbelievably economical. We stayed in the Galveston room and our girlfriends stayed in the Dallas after they moved from the Jefferson. All of the rooms were so comfortable and beautifully decorated each with it's own set of antiques and furnished according to a well thought out theme. The Dallas room had a wonderful soak tub too, so it was hard to find our friend Kathy. She loved the tub. The BEDS were super comfortable. Our innkeepers Connie and Bob were so wonderful and helpful and so attentive, any request we made they were on it.
We are asking the company to keep coming to Houston so we can get back to Sara's as soon as possible. Treat yourself to this beautiful stay. It is a wonderful place to be.

Beautiful place without a doubt, great location and it could be one of the best around. Service.... terrible, inn keepers missing in action, breakfast is better at McDonalds, no need to sleep at night... a huge humming, tractor engine like noise will make sure you don't. We stayed there for one night and run away. Again beautiful place but no attention to detail... simple things like your toilet running all night long, or a TV so small that wasn't even worth turning it on.

My parents could not sleep due to a humming noise all night long, while we had to deal with the running toilet. Then before going to sleep I had to turn all the lights off... in hallways, empty rooms, living room etc. These people just don't know the meaning of "energy savings"

We never saw one person there to greet us or even ask if anything or everything was Ok.... of course not until they had to collect the $125/night rate. We had to called them for that... then shared the noise problem and the toilet situation... the lady did apologized -very briefly- but that's as far as that went. As an innkeeper she should have known better. You go to a place like this to rest! At least that was our goal. Obviously that was not the case here. Particularly with my parents who couldn't sleep all night with the noise. Almost $300 later (for 2 rooms), we felt frankly ripped off.

And did I mentioned my parents only view out of their room was insulation board from the under construction "monster" home? 5 feet or so away from the only window in your room?! Granted, it is out of their control but in fairness to THE PAYING GUEST they should have mentioned it.

Finally, the place lacks at least one courtesy bottle of water, my parents had a tiny 14" TV placed at an almost 90 degree angle from your bed.... no individual AC or heat control, four times I had to go out to the main hallway to turn the heat down... at $125/night !?!? You get a lot for at La Quinta.

Two words: STAY AWAY. These people only care about collecting the money, not your comfort, nor customer satisfaction.

We recently stayed one night in the Galveston room. The room and bathroom were a bit small but very clean. The bed was comfortable. We had the Sat breakfast which consisted of homemade waffles, biscuits, scrambled eggs with sausage, pastries, orange juice, coffee, cereal and fruit. The lady serving the breakfast was very friendly and made us feel like we were eating breakfast in our Grandma's kitchen.

The neighborhood is nice and quiet.

We stayed at Sara's B & B from 5th to 9th April.
The house was lovely, very clean and full of interesting furniture, mostly antiques. It is an old house, which has been beautifully maintained.
The rooms were good, each individually furnished (we had the San Antonio & our friends had the Galveston room). The breakfasts were excellent, with plenty of fruit , as well as a variety of cakes, muffins & waffles. The Saturday & Sunday breakfasts were especially good!
The hosts, Connie & Bob, could not have been more helpful & pleasant, but not intrusive.
The area is quiet and safe, but you do need to drive to restaurants etc, as there is not much within walking distance. If you are used to large hotels with everything to hand, you will be disappointed, but if you want to stay somewhere different, with excellent southern hospitality, go for this one!