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The parlor, with its huge bay window seat and fainting couch welcomes each visitor back to the late 1800's with period antiques and lets you enjoy the Texas sunshine.
The parlor, with its huge bay window seat and fainting couch welcomes each visitor back to the late 1800's with period antiques and lets you enjoy the Texas sunshine.
 

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Texas Railroad Inn Bed and Breakfast
Texas Railroad Inn
3241 E. Hwy. 84
Palestine TX 75801
USA
Phone: +1-903-723-0610
Innkeeper(s)
Kyle & Renee Jennings
Rates:
$75 - $140
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As you enter the front parlor, step back into times past. Built in the late 1800's our home is full of history, charm and Texas hospitality.Conversation, books, Texas history, and a little nap in between - it's all yours at the Texas Railroad Inn
The parlor, with its huge bay window seat and fainting couch welcomes each visitor back to the late 1800's with period antiques and lets you enjoy the Texas sunshine.The Stephanie Suite bath offers all the comforts of home, plus a few.
Our wonderful dining room seats 10 quite comfortably. Enjoy the morning sun while awaiting your gourmet breakfast and hot tea or freshly-brewed coffee.The Christina Suite, our largest and most airy, invites you in with its huge bay window and antique Eastlake loveseat. Awake to the sounds of a train whistle or to the Texas sunshine beaming in.
The tall antique bed in the Christina suite will make you forget your troubles and stress, snuggling down amidst the fine linens on a heavenly mattress. Enjoy the East Texas sunshine on one of our two front porches, and listen to the train whistling from the state park nearby.