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 Built
in 1857 for Newton Mitchell, and expanded
by rancher Louis Ogé, this exquisite
antebellum neoclassical property sits
on 1.5 acres overlooking the famed Riverwalk,
surrounded by lush plantings, rose gardens
and lawns.
In confirmation of its
historical importance, the Oge House was
one of a handful of structures in San
Antonio chosen by the U.S. Department
of the Interior to be recorded in the
Historic American Buildings Survey for
its archives in the Library of Congress.
Step into another era and allow yourself
to be transported to a slower-paced time.
 Expansive
verandas, gazebo and seating throughout
the gardens and lawns offer time for reflection
and relaxation. Nothing compares to an
afternoon spent with a book in the hammock.
Business and convention
travelers will appreciate the high-speed
internet, in-room desk, mini refrigerator,
and flexible breakfast options.
The Oge House Inn offers
10 guest experiences on three floors,
each elegantly appointed with American
and European antiques.
Click
here for a complete Noble Inns Room Breakdown.
Click each room for
an expanded view and description:
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