Tyler, Texas Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Tyler is bursting with things to do for a bed and breakfast visitor. Home to a number of popular festivals, Tyler bed and breakfasts book up early for the Texas Rose Festival and the Azalea and Spring Flower Trail Festival. But anytime you would like to plan your Tyler bed and breakfast vacation, there will be plenty to... » show more do. Spend some time on the bricked streets of downtown Tyler and your shopping bags will be filled by an exciting array of specialty shops and elegant boutiques; likewise, your appetite will enjoy a wide variety of cafes and restaurants. Bed and breakfast visitors who want to see the great outdoors can venture out to enjoy Lake Tyler, which is great for swimming and boating. In town, there are plenty of cultural activities to keep bed and breakfast visitors busy. The Cotton Belt Depot is located right downtown and is a restored train station. Another great venue for bed and breakfast visitors to absorb the local culture is at the Tyler Museum of Art, which has an impressive permanent collection that showcases mostly Texan artists. And bed and breakfast visitors will quickly discover that you do not need to be a child or have a child to enjoy the lively Caldwell Zoo or the Hudnall Planetarium, which is the oldest planetarium in East Texas. Make sure to check with your bed and breakfast innkeeper about their favorite Tyler activities: one this is guaranteed—bed and breakfast visitors will never be bored in Tyler, TX! « show less