The 1874 Guest House

The 1874 Guest House offers historic suites and a carriage house in Galveston's East End, pairing timeless character with quiet comfort.

Built in 1874 for Captain Robert J. Hughes, this restored Victorian home blends antique charm with refined hospitality. Guests enjoy a fresh European-style breakfast, private suites, and walkable access to downtown. History lingers in every corner, offering a stay that feels both personal and deeply rooted in Galveston’s story.

What to Expect

• Four historically styled suites and a standalone carriage house
  
• European-style breakfast served daily
• Original 19th-century architecture with modern comfort
  
• Courtyard and balcony spaces for relaxation
• Walkable location in the East End Historic District

Connected to Galveston's Story

Once home to Captain Robert J. Hughes, civic leader and Civil War veteran, the house has witnessed parades, storms, and celebrations. Today, it welcomes guests into that legacy, inviting them to slow down, sip coffee in the courtyard, and embrace the island’s enduring spirit.

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