The 1890 Freeman House

The 1890 Freeman House offers six unique guest rooms inside a restored Victorian home, blending antique character with modern conveniences.

Built by businessman David Freeman, this East End residence survived the Great Storm of 1900 and still welcomes guests today. Antique interiors, original woodwork, and private suites give the home its charm, while smart amenities, secure entrances, and a pet-friendly option provide ease for every traveler.

What to Expect

• Six guest rooms, each with a private bath
• Shared kitchen, dining room, and gathering spaces
• Pet-friendly room option
  
• Secure parking and private
• Walkable location near restaurants, shops, and historic landmarks

Room Descriptions

• Paris Suite – First-floor convenience with classic decor
• Venice Suite – Upper-level room with balcony, ideal for special occasions
• Heidelberg Suite – Designed for longer stays, includes desk workspace
• Stuttgart Room – Family-friendly with two full-size antique beds
• Fredericksburg & Marburg – Comfortable, quiet, and welcoming; Fredericksburg is pet-friendly

Connected to Galveston's Story

More than a guesthouse, The 1890 Freeman House reflects Galveston’s resilience and hospitality. A stay here offers history, character, and space to relax with family or friends.