Bullis House Inn
2.3(3)
Bed & Breakfast
About
The Bullis House Inn is a neoclassical mansion and Texas state historic landmark built between 1906 and 1909, located near Fort Sam Houston and easily accessible from San Antonio International Airport and downtown. Its high-ceilinged rooms with shared baths offer a distinctive, classic Southern style for small group stays.
The venue features a large dining room serving a simple continental breakfast, with the option to dine on a wide veranda. A crystal-clear pool and proximity to historic sites make it a quiet, character-rich option for business travelers seeking a boutique lodging experience in San Antonio.
Best for
- Historic group stays near Fort Sam Houston
- Boutique lodging for multi-night business trips
- Quiet retreat for executive offsites
Standout features
Historic Architecture
Neoclassical mansion built 1906–1909
The venue is a Texas state historic landmark originally built for General John Lapham Bullis, with a beautifully restored neoclassical design that reflects classic Southern style elegance.
Outdoor Space
Wide veranda for breakfast and gatherings
Guests can enjoy continental breakfast on the large veranda, which offers pleasant morning breezes and a view of the historic neighborhood surrounding Fort Sam Houston.
Pool Amenity
Seasonal crystal clear swimming pool
A pool is available during summer months for refreshing breaks, adding a leisure option for small group events or guest relaxation.
At a glance
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Rated 2.3 on Google · 3 reviews