An Honest Hill Country Getaway
Welcoming Guests JANUARY 2025
It’s a way of life.
- Slowing down, big Texas skies, guitars, dance halls, falling in love again, wildflowers, and the best bbq in the world.
The freedom to live in real moments.
Because, you don’t have to be anywhere else.
An Honest Hill Country Getaway
Serenity meets sophistication. Albert Hotel is a tranquil Hill Country resort tucked just off of Fredericksburg's bustling Main Street. The hotel features 105 guest rooms, four restaurants, two bars, a pool + pool bar, full-service spa, and versatile indoor and outdoor event spaces. Here you'll find well-appointed guest rooms, gourmet dining experiences, and thoughtfully-designed grounds to meander.
Rooms & Suites
We are different, yet familiar — delightfully detailed, eclectically elegant.
With tailored amenities, custom-designed furniture and little extras, our guestrooms & suites make you feel at home in the Hill Country.
“Albert was either the last renaissance man of the Hill Country, or the first hippie.”
— John Graham, co-owner of Luckenbach, Texas
Architect, historic preservationist, and general man-about-town, Albert Keidel left quite an impression on his family and the city of Fredericksburg. He created a style that went beyond aesthetics, imparting a language to the homes and civic buildings of Fredericksburg with a look, touch, feel, and smell embedded in a sense of place.
Fredericksburg is the best-preserved historic town in the Texas Hill Country. Surrounded by dramatic hills, clear running streams, and winding backroads, Fredericksburg remains the preferred launching point for excursions of the entire area. The region is a geographically diverse, 25-county area featuring tranquil lakes and rivers, canyons, rolling hills, several native vegetation types, and free-roaming wildlife. The area embraces and preserves the rich history of the early settlers and is now the second fastest-growing wine destination in the United States after Napa Valley.
“Our wild places aren’t immune to modern-day problems. But there’s no overestimating how much an addled mind can benefit from spending a little time where the air is fresh and the birds are chirping obliviously and a six-foot span is easy to come by.”
- — John Davidson,
- Texas Monthly