Oge House

Relax like Royalty at Oge House

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This stunning antebellum mansion is situated on 1.5 acres and has a breathtaking view of the famous San Antonio River Walk. The surroundings are absolutely gorgeous with lush plantings, rose gardens, and perfectly manicured lawns. The Oge House has been lovingly restored and is now a charming bed and breakfast. It has 10 beautiful guest rooms spread across three floors, each equipped with all the modern amenities that travelers expect. To add a touch of charm, the rooms are decorated with beautiful antique furniture from the past. Imagine stepping into another era and letting yourself be transported to a time when things moved at a slower pace. The gardens and lawns have plenty of seating areas, including expansive verandas and a gazebo, where you can take some time to relax.

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The Oge House

3.8

Based on 27 reviews

MINERVA CASTILLO

3 months ago

All I'm gonna say is don't pay for the breakfast it's not worth it. The picture you see is not that at all. Its not appetizing what's so ever.

ColinGT GREENE

7 months ago

Kristen

1 year ago

There are so many beautiful, historic homes in the King William neighborhood of Southtown, San Antonio. The Oge House is no exception to this - the house is so lovely to view when you’re walking the neighborhood. The home has been admitted to the Texas Historical Commission + is 100% worth the visit! Per the home’s historical marker inscription: “One of early stone residences of San Antonio. First floor and basement were built as early as 1857 when place was owned by Attorney Newton A. Mitchell and wife Catherine (Elder). Louis Oge (1832-1915) bought house in 1881, after migrating (1845) to Texas with the Castro Colony, serving in Texas Rangers under W.A.A. ("Bigfoot") Wallace, and making a fortune as a rancher. He was a San Antonio business leader and served as alderman and school board president. He had leading architect Alfred Giles enlarge and remodel the house in Neo-Classical style.”

David Reed

2 years ago

Really cool historic place

Learn and Play Preschool Austin

3 years ago

Stayed 2/16-19/24. Number of things were just odd. From the decor to how it was ‘renovated’. 1. Did not like the location of the CHINOISERIE room: Front left, where everyone enters the inn and walks right past your room. The room is right off the front porch and the outside seating area so you can clearly hear people talking outside, 2-3 feet from your bed, through single pane windows. Additionally, the room windows have shear see-through curtains (under drapes) that must be closed if you want privacy or you can see in the room, especially at night!!! Second issue is the drapes naturally have gapes so we had to move chairs and use pillows to keep the curtain gapes closed. 2. This was super odd: our breakfast was brought to us the PRIOR afternoon for the next morning. DON’T waste your $9/pp/day for breakfast: store bought or box made(?) muffin, Yoplait yogurt, juice and sorry looking fruit. You get your own Keurig coffee yourself in the main area. Super underwhelming! 3. The electric fire place advertised was (no kidding) a light bulb behind a plastic cutout colored flame template. VERY misleading on their part. 4. Safety issue: the wood bedroom floor is TWO INCHES lower than the tile floor in the bathroom. THIS IS A TOE BREAKER or fall if you miss it. We ended up rolling up a towel and putting it on the floor to cover the threshold. This is a safety issue (from other reviews) that they are already aware of. Hot water is scalding hot, less than a 1 second burn time that made me yell out in the shower. We were irked that they charged for parking in an ample lot they own; just another way to ‘gig’ you. Over all it was generally clean. The decor is older and mismatched, neither really antique or period pieces. Kinda like your great grams house back in the day. Other than at our arrival and the afternoon breakfast delivery. We saw no staff ever during our three days there and we were in and out during the day. We did like the close proximity to the river walk. PLEASE NOTE: the first 10 mins of this walk does not have businesses so it’s kinda eerie coming back at night with no one else around. We thought the bed was comfortable. Would we return or recommend it? NO. Even with the above mentioned, we enjoyed our time in SA very much.

Sherry Chandler

4 years ago

Kelley TXcheer

4 years ago

Beautiful Well preserved home, Historic land mark Catches your attention walking down the street, and the home looks as old as Texas because it almost is

Kristle Everts

5 years ago

Both properties are beautiful. We stayed at the property next to the owners home and it was so cute. Very clean. Comfortable beds. Gas Fireplaces which we needed and within walking distance from a lot of great bars and restaurants. My kids had their own room. Great sitting area for more space. Full kitchen and fridge so we were able to make our own breakfast and easily store snacks. Each dish and cup was spotless from dirt or dust. Bathrooms squeaky clean. This property is very well taken care of. We will be back!

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209 Washington Street, San Antonio, Texas 78204, United States

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