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Bullis House Inn Bed and Breakfast ( San Antonio, Texas )
"Affordable Elegance in the Classic Southern Style"
Awarded Most Outstanding San Antonio TX Bed and Breakfast
by the San Antonio Hotel and Lodging Association.
Our graceful San Antonio TX bed and breakfast neoclassical mansion is conveniently
located just down the street from the Fort Sam Houston quadrangle and easily accessible
from San Antonio International Airport and downtown by car.
This historic San Antonio TX B&B was built from 1906 to 1909 for General John Lapham
Bullis, a frontier Indian fighter who played a key role in capturing Geronimo (some claim
the Apache chief's spirit still roams the mansion) and beautifully restored in the 1980's.
We are proud that our building is a Texas state historic landmark.
As a guest of the Bullis House Inn Bed and Breakfast in San Antonio, TX, you will dine on
a simple but delicious Continental breakfast of whipped orange juice, pastries, cereal,
and coffee, tea or hot cocoa. Your breakfast is served inside the large dining room with its
claw-foot oak tables, or perhaps you may prefer to take it Our graceful San Antonio bed
and breakfast neoclassical mansion is conveniently located just down the street from the
Fort Sam Houston quadrangle.outside on the wide veranda to catch the delightful morning
breezes.
After breakfast, or in the cool of the evening, you may wish to walk past the many historic
homes of adjacent Fort Sam Houston, or visit the Historic 1886 Quadrangle where
Geronimo was once held captive and where peacocks, deer, rabbits and other animals
now graze. During the summer months you may wish to refresh yourself in our crystal
clear swimming pool.
Rates & Policies
Prices: Range from $65.00 to $99.00 plus tax per night.
Reservations: Will be held up to 7 days pending receipt of deposit. Full payment in
advance (including hotel tax) for all nights reserved is required. Personal checks accepted
if received at least 7 days in advance of arrival date. Otherwise, payment must be made by
cash, traveler's check or money orders. American Express, Visa, and MasterCard may be
used to hold a reservation on short notice (less than 7 days in advance of reservation.)
Most weekends require a two-night minimum stay. Holidays may differ.
Cancellations: At least 5 days advance notice of cancellation is required for a full refund.
(21 days for reservations of three or more rooms) For cancellations of less than 5 days
notice, a partial refund for the nights we can re-book your room (less a $10 per room
cancellation charge) will be given. This policy is required as we have only a small number
of rooms and cannot always re-book a room on short notice. We make every effort to
re-book a room, and we will gladly give a partial refund if we can.
Check-in Time: 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Check-out Time: 12:00 Noon
Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM daily. Arrivals after 10:00
PM can be arranged with advanced notification.
Smoking and Pets: Not permitted.
Notice: From time to time the Bullis House hosts receptions, and conferences which may
disturb your stay, please ask whether an event is scheduled during your planned visit.
Features and Amenities:
* Free Limited Breakfast
* Free Local Calls
* Free Parking
* Handicapped Accessible Rooms
* Non-smoking Rooms
* Outdoor Pool
* Meeting Facilities
* Banquet Facilities
* Full Kitchens Available
* Fireplace Rooms Available
* Air Conditioned Rooms
* AM/FM Clock/Radio in Rooms
* Cable Television
* Shared Bath
Inn's History
Bullis House Inn is a registered Texas State Historic Landmark located in the Government
Hill Historic District, the Bullis House was built between 1906 - 1909 by noted architect
Harvey Page for General John Lapham Bullis and his family. More concerned with
creature comforts when he retired, the general had oak paneling, parquet floors, crystal
chandeliers, and marble fireplaces installed in his home.
General Bullis, a New York native, came to Texas in 1865 after four years of service in the
Union Army during the American Civil War. He became famous, however, while fighting
hostile Indians on the Texas frontier from 1867 - 1882 and was instrumental in the
capture of Apache Chief Geronimo.
Constructed in 1870, the Quadrangle, with its impressive clock tower, was originally built
as a supply depot. In 1886, it served as prison grounds for Apache Chief Geronimo and
his warriors.
Much to the delight of children and adults alike, the Quadrangle now houses flocks of
deer, rabbits, chickens, geese and ducks, which have occupied the grounds for over 100
years. The animals are tame enough to hand-feed and occasionally pet.
There is a legend that the Indian chief's spirit roams within the mansion. In later years
General Bullis saw service in Cuba and the Philippines, and later retired to his beloved
San Antonio.
In 1983, the Bullis House was purchased by the Cross family for use as a bed & breakfast
inn.
San Antonio International Airport: 8 miles
Area Attractions:
* Riverwalk - 1 mile
* Brackenridge Park - 2 miles
* San Antonio Zoo - 2 miles
* San Antonio Botanical Center - 1 mile
* Fort Sam Houston - across the street
621 Pierce Street
P.O. Box 8059
San Antonio, Texas 78208
Toll Free: 877-477-4100
Telephone: 210-223-9426 | Fax: 210-299-1479
Awarded Most Outstanding San Antonio TX Bed and Breakfast
by the San Antonio Hotel and Lodging Association.
Our graceful San Antonio TX bed and breakfast neoclassical mansion is conveniently
located just down the street from the Fort Sam Houston quadrangle and easily accessible
from San Antonio International Airport and downtown by car.
This historic San Antonio TX B&B was built from 1906 to 1909 for General John Lapham
Bullis, a frontier Indian fighter who played a key role in capturing Geronimo (some claim
the Apache chief's spirit still roams the mansion) and beautifully restored in the 1980's.
We are proud that our building is a Texas state historic landmark.
As a guest of the Bullis House Inn Bed and Breakfast in San Antonio, TX, you will dine on
a simple but delicious Continental breakfast of whipped orange juice, pastries, cereal,
and coffee, tea or hot cocoa. Your breakfast is served inside the large dining room with its
claw-foot oak tables, or perhaps you may prefer to take it Our graceful San Antonio bed
and breakfast neoclassical mansion is conveniently located just down the street from the
Fort Sam Houston quadrangle.outside on the wide veranda to catch the delightful morning
breezes.
After breakfast, or in the cool of the evening, you may wish to walk past the many historic
homes of adjacent Fort Sam Houston, or visit the Historic 1886 Quadrangle where
Geronimo was once held captive and where peacocks, deer, rabbits and other animals
now graze. During the summer months you may wish to refresh yourself in our crystal
clear swimming pool.
Rates & Policies
Prices: Range from $65.00 to $99.00 plus tax per night.
Reservations: Will be held up to 7 days pending receipt of deposit. Full payment in
advance (including hotel tax) for all nights reserved is required. Personal checks accepted
if received at least 7 days in advance of arrival date. Otherwise, payment must be made by
cash, traveler's check or money orders. American Express, Visa, and MasterCard may be
used to hold a reservation on short notice (less than 7 days in advance of reservation.)
Most weekends require a two-night minimum stay. Holidays may differ.
Cancellations: At least 5 days advance notice of cancellation is required for a full refund.
(21 days for reservations of three or more rooms) For cancellations of less than 5 days
notice, a partial refund for the nights we can re-book your room (less a $10 per room
cancellation charge) will be given. This policy is required as we have only a small number
of rooms and cannot always re-book a room on short notice. We make every effort to
re-book a room, and we will gladly give a partial refund if we can.
Check-in Time: 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Check-out Time: 12:00 Noon
Office Hours: 8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon and 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM daily. Arrivals after 10:00
PM can be arranged with advanced notification.
Smoking and Pets: Not permitted.
Notice: From time to time the Bullis House hosts receptions, and conferences which may
disturb your stay, please ask whether an event is scheduled during your planned visit.
Features and Amenities:
* Free Limited Breakfast
* Free Local Calls
* Free Parking
* Handicapped Accessible Rooms
* Non-smoking Rooms
* Outdoor Pool
* Meeting Facilities
* Banquet Facilities
* Full Kitchens Available
* Fireplace Rooms Available
* Air Conditioned Rooms
* AM/FM Clock/Radio in Rooms
* Cable Television
* Shared Bath
Inn's History
Bullis House Inn is a registered Texas State Historic Landmark located in the Government
Hill Historic District, the Bullis House was built between 1906 - 1909 by noted architect
Harvey Page for General John Lapham Bullis and his family. More concerned with
creature comforts when he retired, the general had oak paneling, parquet floors, crystal
chandeliers, and marble fireplaces installed in his home.
General Bullis, a New York native, came to Texas in 1865 after four years of service in the
Union Army during the American Civil War. He became famous, however, while fighting
hostile Indians on the Texas frontier from 1867 - 1882 and was instrumental in the
capture of Apache Chief Geronimo.
Constructed in 1870, the Quadrangle, with its impressive clock tower, was originally built
as a supply depot. In 1886, it served as prison grounds for Apache Chief Geronimo and
his warriors.
Much to the delight of children and adults alike, the Quadrangle now houses flocks of
deer, rabbits, chickens, geese and ducks, which have occupied the grounds for over 100
years. The animals are tame enough to hand-feed and occasionally pet.
There is a legend that the Indian chief's spirit roams within the mansion. In later years
General Bullis saw service in Cuba and the Philippines, and later retired to his beloved
San Antonio.
In 1983, the Bullis House was purchased by the Cross family for use as a bed & breakfast
inn.
San Antonio International Airport: 8 miles
Area Attractions:
* Riverwalk - 1 mile
* Brackenridge Park - 2 miles
* San Antonio Zoo - 2 miles
* San Antonio Botanical Center - 1 mile
* Fort Sam Houston - across the street
621 Pierce Street
P.O. Box 8059
San Antonio, Texas 78208
Toll Free: 877-477-4100
Telephone: 210-223-9426 | Fax: 210-299-1479
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