Loeffler-Weber Cabin-Fredericksburg, Texas, United States

Built by German settler Gerhard Rorig in 1846, this cabin served as a Sunday House. Sunday Houses were a second home where men stayed on weekends after a night of drinking with their friends. They were located near a church, so they could attend church on Sundays. This cabin was later added on and renovated by Johann Loeffler and his son-in-law J. Charles Weber. The home stayed in the Loeffler-Weber family for 90 years. Then George and Gloria Hill bought and restored it in the 1960s.Our cabin combines rich history with a few modern touches to provide a special vacation experience in Texas Hill Country. Some of those modern touches include an antique king-size bed, a wood burning fireplace and a wet bar with gourmet coffee beans and locally sourced pastries.

The highlight of the Loeffler-Weber Cabin is the history behind it. From the wood-burning fireplace to the rustic masonry, you’ll feel like you’re in another time when you stay here. The Loeffler-Weber Cabin is located in Fredericksburg, TX and within close proximity to activities & attractions including a number of dining options, shops, galleries, frequent outdoor events, wineries and more.

***Please note this cabin is located on Main St. so it is not recommended for light sleepers.

***To keep the cabin true to its original build, the Fredericksburg Historical Commission does not allow structural changes to the cabin, including door height and steps.

Cette cabane offre une myriade de prestations appréciables comme un bain à remous et des barbecues. La réception est ouverte 24h/24.

Cette cabane de Fredericksburg est non-fumeurs.