The Lasker Inn

The Lasker Inn is a restored 1870 Greek Revival mansion, offering luxury suites and elegant event space in Galveston's Historic District.

Once the Lasker Home for Homeless Children, this historic property has been reimagined as Galveston’s premier bed and breakfast and event venue. Guests enjoy six elegantly appointed suites, gourmet breakfasts, and wraparound verandas, while weddings and gatherings unfold in a grand ballroom, chapel, and columned porches perfect for photographs.

What to Expect

• Six luxury suites, each with private bath
• Daily chef-prepared gourmet breakfast
• Ballroom, chapel, and meeting spaces for events
• Elegant bar and wraparound porches with sweeping views
• Listed on Galveston’s historic registry of homes

Suite Highlights

• The Grand – King suite with French flair, wraparound veranda, and Bishop’s Palace views
• The Palm Suite – Two full beds, separate living area, and large balcony
• The Sunset Suite – King suite with spa bath, clawfoot tub, and private balcony
• The Reflection – Stately king with travertine bath and spacious design
• The Windward – Queen suite with daybed, private bath, and treetop views
• The Magnolia – Two full beds, vintage clawfoot tub, and private balcony

Connected to Galveston's Story

Built in 1870, the mansion was later expanded with support from philanthropist Morris Lasker and served the community for decades. After a careful restoration, it now stands as a luxurious retreat and gathering space, blending historic character with modern elegance.