Austin, TX, December 4, 2025
The Inn at Green Pastures has officially launched in Austin’s Bouldin Creek neighborhood, transforming a historic site into a modern boutique hotel. Comprising 63 guest rooms, the inn offers a unique blend of luxury and tradition, including amenities like a private pool, event spaces, and the dining experience at Henry’s. With a rich history dating back over 130 years, this hotel celebrates Austin’s heritage while providing contemporary comforts for all guests. Reservations are now open.
The Inn at Green Pastures Unveils a New Chapter in Austin TX Hospitality
Discover the charm of a historic property transformed into a modern boutique hotel in Bouldin Creek.
Austin, Texas – In a move that exemplifies the city’s commitment to innovative hospitality, The Inn at Green Pastures has opened its doors in the vibrant Bouldin Creek neighborhood. This new boutique hotel showcases a carefully curated blend of rich history and modern luxury, marking an exciting addition to Austin’s thriving community and tourism landscape. The property is set to start accepting reservations on December 12, 2025, a date anticipated by both locals and tourists alike.
The Inn features 63 guest rooms designed to offer visitors an experience that pays homage to the past while embracing modern comforts. With amenities such as a private pool, event spaces, and the all-day bar and restaurant, Henry’s, this hotel promises something for everyone—from comfort-seeking travelers to those looking to host memorable events.
Embracing History with Modern Luxury
The Inn is situated within a historic property that boasts a rich heritage of over 130 years. Originally part of a generous 50-acre lot, the property includes a stunning 120-year-old Victorian farmhouse, constructed in 1895 by local minister and physician, Dr. Eugene W. Herndon. Its distinction as Austin’s first racially integrated restaurant in 1946 highlights the values of inclusivity and progress that continue to resonate today. The property was officially recognized for its historical significance when it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
Architectural Excellence
Designed by the Austin-based firm Clayton Korte, The Inn at Green Pastures features a thoughtfully constructed three-story, L-shaped structure that preserves the area’s iconic live oaks. The introduction of valet-only parking with a below-grade parking structure minimizes disruption to the natural landscape while accommodating the needs of modern guests.
Luxurious Amenities for All Guests
Guest accommodations feature high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows for abundant natural light, luxurious hardwood floors, marble sinks, and deep soaking bathtubs. The design aims to provide a tranquil atmosphere that invites relaxation and rejuvenation.
Beyond the rooms, the hotel offers guests a plethora of amenities including a private pool, a fitness center, and event spaces such as the Ballroom at the Inn, which boasts 2,800 square feet of space capable of accommodating up to 275 guests. This ballroom features a built-in bar and stunning views of the hotel’s pastoral surroundings, making it an ideal venue for weddings, corporate events, and other gatherings.
Locally Sourced Offerings
The Inn also embraces the spirit of local entrepreneurship by partnering with Noah Marion, an Austin-based multidisciplinary design studio, to curate a selection of locally crafted goods available throughout the hotel. Visitors can find a range of unique items, including leather goods, books, artwork, decorative objects, and more, allowing guests to bring a piece of Austin home with them.
A Culinary Experience at Henry’s
Dining at Henry’s will cater to a variety of tastes with an all-day menu featuring breakfast, snacks, and dinner entrees. The culinary offerings include local favorites like the hot smoked salmon on everything bagels, the signature Henry’s Long Dog topped with green tomato relish and sport peppers, and the Grassfield Farms beef burger served with crispy steak fries. For guests enjoying the outdoor private patio, small plates featuring grilled artichokes and raw oysters will also be available.
Conclusion: A New Destination Awaits
The Inn at Green Pastures stands as a testament to Austin’s ability to blend its rich heritage with forward-thinking innovation. As the city continues to thrive on community engagement and private partnerships, this hotel represents an opportunity for visitors to experience the best of what Austin has to offer, all while celebrating its historical roots. For those looking to plan a stay or host an event, booking is now available through the hotel’s website. Embrace the spirit of Austin by supporting local businesses and exploring this exciting new destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening date for The Inn at Green Pastures?
The Inn at Green Pastures is set to begin accepting reservations on December 12, 2025.
How many guest rooms does the hotel offer?
The hotel offers 63 guest rooms, including nine suites named Cardinal, Finch, Live Oak, Magnolia, Peacock, Persimmon, Sparrow, Texana, and Wren.
What amenities are available at The Inn at Green Pastures?
Amenities include a private pool, fitness center, event spaces, and the all-day bar and restaurant, Henry’s. The hotel also offers a curated selection of locally crafted goods and merchandise throughout the property.
What is the history of Green Pastures?
Green Pastures is a historic property with a storied history spanning over 130 years. Originally part of 50 rural acres, the 120-year-old Victorian farmhouse was completed in 1895 by local minister and physician Dr. Eugene W. Herndon. In 1946, the property became Austin’s first racially integrated restaurant, embodying progressive values. The property was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
Key Features of The Inn at Green Pastures
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Guest Rooms | 63 rooms, including nine suites named Cardinal, Finch, Live Oak, Magnolia, Peacock, Persimmon, Sparrow, Texana, and Wren. |
| Amenities | Private pool, fitness center, event spaces, and the all-day bar and restaurant, Henry’s. The hotel also offers a curated selection of locally crafted goods and merchandise throughout the property. |
| Location | Located in Austin’s Bouldin Creek neighborhood, just steps from South First Street and South Congress Avenue. |
| Historical Significance | Green Pastures is a historic property with a storied history spanning over 130 years. Originally part of 50 rural acres, the 120-year-old Victorian farmhouse was completed in 1895 by local minister and physician Dr. Eugene W. Herndon. In 1946, the property became Austin’s first racially integrated restaurant, embodying progressive values. The property was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. |
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