Born from four years of meticulous planning and unwavering passion, innkeepers David and Dawn Fleming transformed a once-empty lot into a haven of rest and respite in 1995. Designed with the sole intention of being a premier Bed and Breakfast, Woodrow House melds architecture reminiscent of old-world charm with the cultural spirit of Lubbock. Woodrow House Bed and Breakfast is not just the first permanent structure in its location—it's also a living testament to the couple's dream turned into reality.

From Victorian elegance to train car novelty.

Every nook and cranny of the Woodrow House tells a story. The nine distinctly decorated guestrooms, ranging from the stately elegance of the President's Room to the lively rock 'n roll vibe of the 50's Room, cater to a myriad of traveler's preferences. For those seeking a unique retreat, the Santa Fe Caboose Suite offers an unmatched experience—a delightful blend of authenticity, novelty, and luxury. No matter which accommodation you choose, every guest can enjoy a dip in the outdoor pool and hot tub or play a round of oversized Scrabble, Backgammon, Chess, and Checkers built right into the pool deck.

While the Woodrow House's mornings are greeted with scrumptious full country breakfasts, Lubbock itself is a culinary treasure trove, with local restaurants offering mouthwatering alternatives to mainstream chains, promising a genuine taste of Texas. For wine aficionados, Lubbock is a haven. Here on the South Plains, numerous wineries grace the landscape, producing wines that carry the region's essence. In fact, over 80% of Texas wines' grapes are nurtured within this very area.