We spent 3 days here the second week of January and had a great time. We had the San Antonio Room and our friend had the Dallas. Both rooms are beautiful and the location in the Heights couldn't be better. I can see that this would be a great place for business travelers with WIFI in the rooms. Bob and Connie are wonderful hosts, friendly but never intrusive. The breakfast was a self serve continental buffet and there always was plenty of fresh fruit both whole and cut up.

I would love to stay here again if I come to Houston.

We went to Houston for a concert in July 2006 and stayed here. The location was pretty good and relatively close to the stadium. We chose this B&B because the price was lower than a lot of the other B&B's we saw.

I love the architecture of the house -- very beautiful. The hosts were nice and friendly. They offered cake and juice in the kitchen.

The rooms need to be updated. Breakfast was ok, but not the kind of great breakfasts we've had at other B&B's.

I travel to Houston, Texas, on business once a year in the Spring. I found Sara's Bed and Breakfast on Heights Boulevard about four years ago and have stayed there on a regular basis. The owners, Bob and Connie McCreight, offer the highest degree of hospitality and service. The Inn is sparkling clean and has all the amenities I need during my 4-day stay. The Inn offers the highest quality of linens, which I deeply appreciate, and breakfast is always something I look forward to and thoroughly enjoy--they are great cooks! Please offer Mr. and Mrs. McCreight my compliments for the wonderful home away from home they offer to weary travellers.

I stayed at Sara's B&B (in the Tyler Room) for a long weekend in June (6/4/04 - 6/6/04). I've traveled a lot, throughout the U.S. and internationally, and have stayed at a variety of places. Sara's was the most disappointing place that I have stayed.

When we arrived, the check-in was disorganized and unhelpful (so much for southern hospitality!). The room was warm and muggy -- yes this was Houston in June, but I would assume that air-conditioning should be able to take care of that. The private roof access was very disappointing. Once we got up to the roof, we found a deteriorating, dirty widow's walk covered with dead leaves and branches, without any chairs (not that it would have been an enjoyable place to sit in that state.) The breakfast on Sunday was wholly un-impressive.

Maybe we caught them on an off-weekend -- there was a wedding that was going on in the B&B that same weekend (on June 5) and the B&B owners may have been spending all their time and attention readying the place for that.

However, that still wouldn't explain the poorly-kept widow's walk and the hot and muggy room.

I would never recommend this place to anyone.