Ye Kendall Inn Hotel

Ye Kendall Inn is a Texas and National Landmark hotel in Boerne, Texas, built in 1859 by Erastus and Sarah Reed in the Southern Colonial style. The original center section is constructed of native rock walls twenty inches thick, with additional wings added in 1878; the property has hosted guests including Jefferson Davis, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Robert E. Lee. Set on approximately 6.5 acres along the Cibolo Creek in Boerne's town square, the inn offers 36 guestrooms, suites, and cabins, including four original rooms from the Old Reed House, courtyard rooms, and historic conversions such as a real schoolhouse and a former Lutheran church known as St. John's. For events, Kendall Halle is the inn's largest and most versatile space, accommodating up to 250 seated guests or 300 for a cocktail reception across more than 4,000 square feet — suited to weddings, family reunions, corporate gatherings, and seminars. The Antebellum Courtyard and Creekside lawn offer additional outdoor settings framed by the property's original rock walls and natural landscape. On-site dining includes Peggy's on the Green, the Limestone Grille, and Tavern 128, along with Kendall Provisions Company and an Aveda Spa and Salon.