The Katy House Bed & Breakfast is located in Smithville, an old railroad town, just over 20 miles from Warda. The establishment is decorated with railroad memorabilia, and gets its name from the Katy railroad line which ran from Missouri to Texas. The turn of the century house was converted into a B&B in 1994, and now offers guests Wi-Fi, air conditioning and cable TV. The area offers golfing, hiking, kayaking and biking activities as well as Bastrop State Park.
This German Sunday Haus, situated 18 miles from Warda in Round Top, was built to mimic the original buildings popular throughout Texas. Sunday Hauses were built mainly by farmers who would come into town and stay a night, often to attend church the next day. Elisa's Sunday Haus is situated among cedar and oak trees to provide privacy and comfort. Elisa's received the Texas Wildscape certificate for her seven acres of garden and woodland in 2002, and guests are encouraged to enjoy the hummingbirds, birds, butterflies and native plants.
Visitors receive the standard Ramada amenities, such as high-speed Internet, a pool and free continental breakfasts. The hotel is approximately 11 miles from Warda, and about 20 miles from Nails Creek State Park. Those interested in learning more about the Wendish influence on the community can visit the Texas Wendish Heritage Museum in nearby Giddings.
This Best Western Inn is nine miles from Warda in Giddings, and offers visitors the amenities you would expect, such as microwave, refrigerator and high-speed Internet access. One area attraction is the Fayette County courthouse, built in the 1890s in the Neo-Romanesque style. Visitors also may want to stop by Monument Hill State Park and the Warrenton Antique Show.
