About Us
Adams House is located in historic and central Hyde Park. It was built in 1911 as a one-story, L-shaped bungalow with wraparound porches on the east and south sides. The house was purchased by Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Adams in 1922 and was elevated to a two-story colonial revival home in 1931. Adams House was renovated by historic preservation architect Gregory Free who restored the original pine floors, sash windows, slate flooring and twelve-foot ceilings. Sidney Lock purchased the property in 1997 and converted it to a Bed and Breakfast. In 2010 we were granted our Austin Historic Landmark status.
Breakfast is served during the week (M-F) between 7:30-9:00 am. Breakfast consists of homemade granola, fresh fruit, yogurt, home-baked muffins or breads, juice, coffee, and eggs to order on request. A full breakfast is served on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) at 9:00 am. If there are dietary concerns, please let us know at the time of your reservation.
Wireless internet (Wi-Fi) is free and available on the premises.
The Innkeepers
Liz is a local Austinite having been born and raised in the area. After attending the University of Texas she pursued a career in fashion leading her first to New York and then to Houston where she worked for Stage Stores as a buyer. Since moving back to Austin Liz is enjoying running the Bed and Breakfast and spending time with her family.
Eric moved to Austin in 2001 from New Hampshire to become part of the local music scene. Since then he has toured the West coast, the Midwest, and all over Texas. He has 7 albums to his credit with various groups. In addition to his drumming skills, Eric is also a percussion teacher in Austin. If you need a recommendation for a music venue or where the good bands are check with him.
Awards
The Heritage Society of Austin, 1997, The Historic Preservation Award
The Austin Chronicle, Best of Austin 2000, Best Historic Bed & Breakfast
TXT Round Up Awards, 2006, Best Bed & Breakfast
