Nutt House Historic Hotel
Reviews and Articles
The Nutt House Historic Hotel and the Nutt House Restaurant have been catching the 'eye' of a number of writers for some very prestigious magazines, both online and offline. We've included a sample of those reviews below so you may see what folks are saying about our historic property and fabulous restaurant.
December
2002, Texas Highways
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Nutt House Historic Hotel and Restaurant in Granbury offers seven newly refurbished luxury suites (rates include full breakfast at the Nutshell Restaurant), antique furnishings, and a massage-therapy room.
The hotel, built in 1893 by brothers Jesse and Jacob Nutt, stands at 119 E. Bridge St. and adjoins Granbury's town square, providing a fine view of the Hood County courthouse. Rates: $150-$175; 888/678/0813; www.nutt-hotel.com.
10-20-2002
Star-Telegram.com Travel Section
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By June Naylor
Special to the Star-Telegram
GRANBURY
Nutt House Hotel reopens
The Nutt House Historic Hotel was closed for almost a year for a luxurious face-lift. In its previous incarnation, the hotel had 15 small rooms, with bathrooms down the hall. Now it features seven large suites, each with a private bath outfitted with a large whirlpool tub. The rooms are decorated with antiques, and there are European linens on the queen- and king-size beds. Best perk: There's a massage therapist on call. (Read More)
Published
in The Dallas Morning News: 07.26.02
Restaurant Review
By KIM HARWELL / The Dallas Morning News
A SENSE OF HISTORY: The Nutt House is better than ever. Located in a hand-hewn limestone building erected in 1893, the restaurant – which adjoins Granbury's seven-room Nutt House Hotel – was founded in the 1960s by Mary Lou Watkins, a descendant of the Nutt family, in the home in which she and her mother were born.
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