Come Stay In This Charming Texas Hill Country Cottage

Discover the beauty of the Texas Hill Country while enjoying lodging at this historic B&B situated on the bank of the scenic Llano River. The Mustard Seed Bed and Breakfast cottage was built in the late 1870s, on the Llano and offers a comfortable vintage farmhouse style with all the modern amenities of a home for your Texas Hill Country vacation. The cottage features three unique, separate guest rooms, the accommodations each boast private baths, Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, cable, patios, and kitchenettes. One room, The Ratliff Retreat, also has a screened-in porch for evening relaxation. All B&B guests enjoy views of the Inks Bridge, access to the vacation property’s outdoor hot tub and fire pit areas, and a light, unhosted breakfast. If you need lodging for a small group, the entire bed and breakfast vacation property is available at a discounted rate.

During your vacation stay, you will be ideally situated just one block from Downtown Llano, Texas, where you’ll find shopping, antiques, art galleries, restaurants, a wine bar, a coffee bar, and the Historic Lantex Theatre. If you are in town for one of Llano’s many festivals or celebrations, the Mustard Seed Bed and Breakfast on the Llano is located right next to Grenwelge Park, where all of Llano’s special events, such as the Llano Earth Art Fest (LEAF), are held. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate opportunities to visit Enchanted Rock State Park, hike wildflower roads and trails, and fish, canoe, and kayak on the Llano River. Come stay at the Mustard Seed Bed and Breakfast on the Llano, you'll be sure to love your visit to the Texas Hill Country.

You'll want to come and explore Llano and the surrounding Texas Hill Country. Before you leave, you will already be planning your next visit. The Texas Hill Country is home to many wineries and vineyards. The Bed and Breakfast accommodations are 35 miles from Wine Road 290. Things to do with nearby wineries, distilleries, and brewery to include the Perissos Vineyard, Fall Creek Vineyards, Fiesta Winery, Wines of Dotson Cervantes, Pontotoc Vineyards, Fredericksburg Wine Road 290, Llano Craft Distillery, Llano Beer Company. Must-see attractions with the Llano River, Lantex Theatre, Red Top Jail, Enchanted Rock State Park, Colorado Bend State Park, Inks Lake State Park, Long Horn Caverns, Badu Park on Llano River, Llano County Museum, and Llano River Railroad.

Outdoor activities in the Texas Hill Country include canoeing, kayaking, kayak rentals, fly fishing, bass fishing, cooling off at Badu Park’s Splash Pad, and shopping. Shopping at antique and junk stores, Visible Faith Jewelry Co., Texas Shirts at the Texas Shirt Company, Texana Outfitters, LTX Mercantile Men’s Outdoor Wear and Eclectic Interiors,

Luna Blue, Whimseys, and Possibilities-Resale and Design. Art galleries include Calamity and Grace, Llano Fine Art Guild and Gallery, and a sampling of local events. LEAF Festival, Cherokee Music Festival, John L. Kuykendall Event Center and Arena – Llano Events Center, Chuckwagon Cook-Off on the Llano River, Wild West Weekend, July 4th Rockin’ River Fest, Llano Farmer’s Market, Historic Lantex Theater, Visit Llano City of Llano, Historic Red Top Jail Tours, and A Day in the Park Llano Parks Project.