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| Friendly Oaks Bed and Breakfast |
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| Email: innkprbill@aol.com |
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| Friendly Oaks Bed and Breakfast is nestled among several huge live oak trees in a quiet preserved historic area. Close to banks, courts, restaurants, antique shops and the new Performing Arts Center. Scrumptious full breakfasts featuring Texas produce add to the friendly ambiance. Seasonally served on the gracious veranda. |
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"THE FRIENDLY OAKS BED AND BREAKFAST", built in 1915, is located in the historic "Street of Ten Friends" district of Victoria, founded in 1824. The name "Texas" is derived from the native Indian word for "Friendly". Your hosts, Bill and CeeBee, make the ambience of history come alive in the shelter of ancient live oaks. |
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| ROOMS |
| THE BOUDOIR |
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Stress flows away as you luxuriate in this large, airy, pastel, romantic hideaway. Climb into the queen-sized pinecone poster bed with Wicker sitting area in the room. Pamper yourself in your own vanity room. Soak in the footed bathtub with shower. Just right for that wedding night or a special anniversary getaway. $85 per night plus state and city tax. Just right for that wedding night or a special anniversary getaway. $85 per night plus state and city tax. |
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Unwind midst whimsical Southwest décor including queen-sized log canopy bed for $75. Take off your travelin’ dust in the shower. Room for additional occupants in full-sized Murphy bed for $15. |
| THRIFTY SCOT |
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| Return to your Scottish (frugal) heritage in this cozy room nestled midst the shelter of huge ancient Live Oak trees. Find comfort in the cedar-lined bat with a shower in the tub. Relax in the queen-sized bed and easy chair. Scottish artifacts galore. $65. per night plus state and city tax. (Bagpipes on arrangement.) |
| THE PRESERVATION ROOM |
| In honor of the areas’ efforts for historic preservation, this room features a bold Victorian color theme. Step back in history with ‘turn of the century” décor and memorabilia. Pencil post full-sized bed. Handicap accessible bathroom is across the hall. Cozy robes are provided for the long commute. $60. per night plus state and city tax. |
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| ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE: As your hosts, we'll welcome you with refreshments on arrival between 4:00 and 6:00 o'clock in the evening. If you will be arriving earlier or later, please call to ensure your reservation. Check-out time is 12:00 noon. |
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| RESERVATIONS: Reservations will be confirmed by credit card for the first night's lodging. Full payment is due upon arrival. If not cancelled 72 hours prior to stated arrival time, deposit is non-refundable. |
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| VICTORIA'S ATTRACTIONS: Deep sea fishing in the Gulf is 30 miles away. Golfing, biking, boating, nature hiking, and frequent local festivals are great attractions in the Victoria area. We're situated in an expansive historic preservation area with more than 200 homes and businesses listed. Though Victoria is a bustling, growing community, it turns quiet when the sun goes down. However, it has its share of cultural activities with a symphony, community theater and ballet. |
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| VICTORIA IS THE CROSSROADS OF TEXAS |
| Austin : Hwy. 183 to Hwy. 87 -- 130 miles, Houston: Hwy. 59 -- 130 miles, Port Lavaca: Hwy. 87 -- 30 miles, San Antonio: Hwy. 87 -- 130 miles, Corpus Christi: Hwy. 77 -- 90 miles |
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| HOW TO FIND US: |
| Located in downtown Victoria, 1 1/2 blocks East of Main Street and 3 blocks West of Navarro Street on the corner of Juan Linn and William Streets. It is 1 1/2 miles South of the Houston Highway, US 59 (which is also Rio Grande Street). |
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| "BED MEANS COMFORTABLE AND BREAKFAST MEANS SCRUMPTIOUS", Y'ALL COME! |
| SEE OUR LISTING ON INNS&OUTS |
| Click to see Coleto Creek Reservoir for Boating |
