1847 Kuebler
Waldrip Haus
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| Rates with breakfast range from $125-$185 per night for 2
people. Extra guests in a room: each added child (3-17) is $20,
and each added adult (18 and older) is $30.
Guests may choose to rent the rooms without breakfast and must be specified at the time of the reservation. Rates without breakfast range from $105-$165 per night for 2 people. Extra guests in a room: each added child (3-17) is $10, and each added adult (18 and older) is $20. |
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Payment Methods Accepted: Discover, Master Card, Visa, American Express, Diner's Club, Personal Checks, Travelers Checks, Cash. |
| Check In/Out Policy: Check-in: 4:00 PM and Check-out at 12:00 PM. Call us about early check-in or late check-out. |
| Cancellation Policy: Cancellation Policy: Reservation cancellations 21 days or more prior to the dates reserved will incur a $20 cancellation fee for each room cancelled. |
| We are wheelchair accessible. Children are welcome. No Pets Allowed |
Near great restaurants, live entertainment, museums, antique and specialty shopping, rafting, tubing, rivers, fishing, wineries, Schlitterbahn, golf, tennis, T-Bar-M, Natural Bridge Caverns, Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch.
Our History |
The Historic Kuebler-Waldrip Haus property was first owned by Francois Guilbeau, a French-born wine merchant who is credited with saving the diseased French vineyards with mustang grape vine cuttings that come from this property. The original limestone structure, built in 1847 by Angreas & Katherine Pape of Hanover, Germany, was later the home of Willie & Olga Kraft & family. In 1974, Margaret & Larry Waldrip and their 3 sons, Dibrell, Darell and David began lovingly restoring the home. The original rock house has walls ranging in thickness of 17" to 23". The added rocks during the restoration of 1980 included original rocks from the Comal County Jail House and St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church. The church is still in operation. The big rock in front of the fireplace was the main front step into the old jail house. The building has a total of 6 bedrooms, 6 private baths, some with porches and kitchens, a wonderful view, and accommodate a maximum of 16 people. The Historic Danville School was named after Daniel Murchison, a Texas Ranger, and still retains the original floor and walls. The school was built in Comal County, purchased at auction, moved from Solms to our ranch in August of 1990 and opened as part of the Bed & Breakfast in August of 1991. The school was moved in one piece after carefully detaching the roof and laying it on top of the main room. The building was set in place, rebuilt and three rooms were added in keeping with the original design and atmosphere. |
Kuebler Waldrip Haus Bed and Breakfast is a member of the
following associations:
Historic Accommodations of Texas
New Braunfels Bed and Breakfast Association
New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce
Texas Travel Industry Association
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Kuebler Waldrip Haus |
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