Accommodations
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Featured Accommodations
Named in honor of Abraham Lincoln, an acquaintance of P. A. Smith, The Lincoln is the hotel’s largest and most distinguished stateroom. With interior-facing views, a king-size bed, and direct access to the adjoining conference room, The Lincoln offers exceptional space, privacy, and comfort.
Tiny but mighty, The Pearl is the hotel’s petite retreat on the third floor. Thoughtfully designed for solo travelers or short stays, The Pearl features a full-size bed and views of the historic Railroad Street.
Named for Philip Aurene Smith, the original owner of the P. A. Smith Hotel, this spacious stateroom features a plush king-size bed and a large closet for extended stays. The ADA-accessible, marble-appointed bathroom features a walk-in shower.
Named for French explorer Robert La Salle who met his fate near the Brazos River just outside Navasota, The La Salle is a beautifully appointed corner king stateroom featuring sweeping views of historic Navasota and complete with a marble-clad bathroom with bathtub and shower.
Named after the famous crime duo who were caught by Navasota’s first city marshal Frank Hamer, The Bonnie & Clyde is a spacious third-floor corner stateroom offering two full beds and six windows overlooking the historic Railroad Street.
Named after silent film star Adelaide Prince, this stateroom is one of the hotel’s largest and most refined staterooms. The Prince offers a king-size bed and is located on the third floor for added privacy and quiet.
Named for Kathleen Blackshear, a Navasota-born artist whose early works captured the hotel and its surroundings, The Blackshear is a premier corner stateroom on the second floor. The stateroom offers a king-size bed and sweeping views of the historic Railroad District.
Named for the Major League Baseball pitcher Virgil Lee Garvin known as “The Navasota Tarantula,” this stateroom is one of the hotel’s largest. The room features a plush king-size bed, an oversized walk-in closet, estate windows, and a marble-clad bathroom with bathtub and shower.
Named in honor of Mance Lipscomb, a pioneer of blues music in Texas, The Lipscomb is a refined second-floor stateroom with two queen beds and a spacious closet.
Room Amenities
Room service from Red Board Tavern and Table
Complimentary glass of wine upon check-in
Bathrobes, slippers and other amenities
Guest controlled air conditioning
Business speed internet
Pet-friendly (fee applies)
Wet bar with mini fridge
Non-smoking rooms
Daily housekeeping
Premium bedding
Smart televisions
Blackout drapes
Coffee maker
The Big Boy Penthouse
Offering space and unmatched character, The Big Boy Penthouse is a one-of-a-kind, three-bedroom suite located in the oldest building in Grimes County. The expansive suite features restored original wood floors, exquisite custom woodwork, and elegant furnishings throughout. The primary bedroom includes a private bath with a clawfoot tub and shower, a large walk-in closet, and access to an oversized private balcony overlooking Railroad Street. The two secondary queen bedrooms share a spacious bath with a large walk-in shower. A pull-out sofa, full-size refrigerator, and private stair access to Hamer’s Speakeasy complete this unforgettable penthouse.
Featured Offers
Book the Best Available Rate at this property on HistoricHotels.org and receive a complimentary one-year family membership (a $30 value) to the National Trust for Historic Preservation.