The Manor had old world charm, which we prefer to contemporary accommodations. Lots of woodwork, high ceilings and history with beautiful grounds. If you are after central heating and air, this may not be the place for you, but if you want great service and character, you will love the George Manor. The breakfast was excellent. Michael and Graham prepared the best breakfasts that we have had in a B&B. The location was very good with many restaurant options nearby and close proximity to the cruise port. My wife ended up being ill and the staff; Michael, Rosie, Jeff and the owner, Graham, couldn't do enough for us to make her comfortable. If we had stayed at a hotel, nobody would have cared that she was sick, and I would not have been able to distance myself and still stay close by in case she needed me. We felt like we were being cared for by family. Thank you all.

It takes a long time, 2 or 3 minutes, to get hot water to the bathroom we had in the main house.

This was our first visit to Galveston. We booked the hotel as we liked the look and location. We were not disappointed. It was amazing as was the service. We were picked up from the cruise terminal and after dropping our bags we were given a brief tour of the surrounding area and then taken to the Milk Bar (part of the George Manor ownership) which is the most amazing place to visit The art work is fantastic as was the coffee and apple muffin. We met the owner Graham George and his Partner Valerie. The most delightful couple who made sure all our needs were taken care of, even down to taking us to Houston Airport for our flight home. The full English breakfast was delicious. The fridge in our room was stocked with nice little goodies plus drinks. This visit was so special to us we will be returning without a doubt and would highly recommend.

There was nothing not to like,

Wonderful Historic property with a great location close to the Strand and cruise terminal. Hosts greeted us upon arrival and gave us a tour of this beautifully renovated historic property. Our room was spacious and very clean. We decided to have dinner which was prepared by Chef Michael and was delicious as was our breakfast .. Highly recommend, we will return.

We really enjoyed the continental breakfast and Michael was excellent in preparing it for us.

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The breakfast was a large English breakfast with beans, eggs, danish, fruit and several meats, juice, coffee or tea. The home is very quaint, love the parlor and the porches. Our room was a suite with full kitchen, ice machine, refrigerator & stove, living area and separate bedroom and attached bath. We loved that we could leave our car safely in their private locked lot while we were gone on our cruise and the rate was comparable to the cruise parking. Love that David was able to take us to the port and pick us up after we returned. The location is perfect for the historical downtown area with a lovely garden yard.

I am not a fan of beans or sausage and would prefer being asked, rather than served a full plate of food, so the foods I dislike are not wasted. I would have loved to join you for tea or dinner but felt the cost was a bit too high.

Graham and his staff made our stay wonderful . This place is beautiful and relaxing. Next time we will have dinner there. The breakfast was delicious. The bar was well stocked and Graham was a great bartender. The room was tidy and well laid out. We had everything we needed but not enough to stay longer. We will be back. This is a treasure of Galveston. Graham has done a great job of restoring this beautiful place.

That we couldn't stay longer. There really wasn't anything we did not like.

Michael cooked a wonderful breakfast. Valerie was amazingly helpful with my preparation of my stay and transportation needs. But mostly I want to give 2 thumbs up for James!! He drove us from airport to manor, manor to ship port and later he will pick us up from port to airport. Friendly , courteous. Made the ride fun with a history lesson of your wonderful state. He will be missed. Texas hospitality totally rocks!!

Had room key issues and 1 tv I could not operate. Battery issues? Toilet was not working properly. I fixed. But again James quickly resolved key issue.

We stayed twice on this property this year. Location is very close to the Royal Caribbean Cruise terminal. Facility is very clean inside/outside and beautifully appointed and it’s a historical landmark. We ordered dinner one night and it was amazingly delicious. They have magnificent chef ( Michael de Beyer) with his wife assisting. Most of all, the staff catered to our needs ex. Dropped off to port cruise terminal, pick up at enterprise car rental nearby and running errands around town and in the meantime short history tour of the island. Thank you James Anderson, another staff who’s very knowledgeable about the history of Galveston/ the George Manor house itself. Valerie Green also very nice. Thank you all. Staff all very nice,friendly, and accommodating, and helpful. What a great team!!Looking forward to seeing you all again sometime in the future.

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THE best breakfast. Personal service from all 3 staff and the property owner Graham. Enjoyed having a nightcap in the lovely hotel bar each night. Enjoyed having a coffee on the porch overlooking the well kept grounds. Rosie was super helpful bringing us coffee and refilling water and toiletries in our room.

This is an older boutique hotel. We were in the Jean Latiffe Suite not one of the upstairs rooms. Room was a little disappointing. Only 1 bedside table and no bedside facility to charge phones. Bathroom door doesnt stay closed unless locked.

Set in an historic district, close to the Strand. This is a great place. Full of character. And Graham George and his team do all they can to make you feel welcome. My first night coincided with the Houston storm and i fell in wet mud on the street. The team insisted on washing my wet and muddy clothes. That's going the extra mile. Graham is English which is why you get Heinz beans with the great American breakfast on offer. I enjoyed sitting with him watching the football. A memorable experience.