This Charming Town in Texas Wine Country Is Home to One of the Area's First Luxury Hotels
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This Charming Town in Texas Wine Country Is Home to One of the Area's First Luxury Hotels
"Albert Hotel, which opened earlier this year, honors Albert Keidel, an architect, collector, and prominent local figure. Keidel's family was among the first in Fredericksburg, helping create the town that so many Texans today love. However, Keidel was also an avid traveler, collecting inspiration from places around the globe and then incorporating it into local buildings. Albert Hotel pays homage to his legacy, restoring several historic buildings on Main Street and infusing them with his unmistakable globetrotting style."
"Developed by Austin-based New Waterloo, a hospitality group focused on design-forward boutique hotels rooted in their community, the Albert seamlessly blends Fredericksburg's classic appeal with modern amenities, fit for the world traveler. The team refurbished historic buildings, including the Keidel family pharmacy and one of Fredericksburg's first bars. While the exteriors still mirror the charm of days past, the decor has received major upgrades. In the guest rooms, custom built-ins, luxurious textiles, expansive tiled showers, and soaking tubs deliver an elevated setting for a Hill"
Albert Hotel honors Albert Keidel, an architect and collector whose family helped establish Fredericksburg and whose travels influenced local architecture. New Waterloo developed the hotel, restoring several historic Main Street buildings, including the Keidel family pharmacy and one of the town's first bars. The hotel preserves historic exteriors while updating interiors with custom built-ins, luxurious textiles, expansive tiled showers, and soaking tubs. The property offers 105 rooms and suites, from a compact Sunken King to a 1,421-square-foot Albert Suite with a private balcony. An all-day restaurant led by Michelin-starred chef Michael Fojtasek highlights seasonal ingredients.
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