Sycamore Heights was built circa 1905 in the heart of what is now the historic Houston Heights neigborhood. The latest renovation was completed in 2004. The inn provides the perfect setting for an intimate weekend getaway or as a venue for major social events. Though guests at Sycamore Heights feel like they're in a private and peaceful enclave, the inn is actually close to Houston's energetic downtown area, ecclectic shopping district, and vibrant entertainment center.

We Also Host

	Meetings / Conferences
	Reunions
	Romantic Getaways
	Weddings
	Workshops

Property Features Architecturally or historically interesting Central phone Coffee maker Garden Guest fridge Guest lounge Guest patio Iron & Ironing Board No Resident Pets	Location Attractive neighborhood City/Urban Has business/commercial guest potential Nearby restaurants and "Things to Do" Quiet location	Languages English Spanish
Others Features All year Urban	Historical Awards Applied City Historical Site (Applied) National Register (Applied)	Historical Awards Granted City Historical Site (Granted) National Register (Granted)

Other Historical Awards Applied
Landmark of the City

Meals Included in Rates Breakfast Full Farm Breakfasts

Business Traveler Amenities Fax Machine

Other Amenities Details
The two suites in the main house reflect a cozy turn of the century atmosphere. The Carriage House has more of a 1940's appearance. The East Suite features a large sunny bedroom with a queen size French antique bed, a private bath and an adjoining sitting room with a great view of the gardens. The West Suite occupies the entire west side of the second floor. It features a very large bedroom with a queen size bed, a private bath and an adjoining sitting room. The Carriage House has a living room, bedroom (with queen size bed) dining room, kitchen and tiled bathroom. All rooms have private baths, local telephone service, basic cable and local television programming, V.C.R's and access to the decks and gardens.

Great Theater, Opera, Shopping, Convention Center, World Class Museums and Art Galleries

Other Things to Do
Sit of the porches