The Box Office

EXTENDED STAY #2

“The Box Office” invites you to experience a stay where history takes center stage. This two-bedroom, extended-stay suite pays homage to architect Ernest L. Shultz and the building’s silver-screen origins. From the Art Deco accents and monochrome palette to the curated memorabilia, every detail evokes a sense of nostalgic glamour. Designed for seamless extended stays, the suite features a full living area, a modern kitchenette with a cooktop and fridge, and in-unit laundry—perfectly balancing vintage storytelling with contemporary ease.

Room 1836

EXTENDED STAY #1

This extended-stay suite is a curated tribute to the birth of the Lone Star State. From the proud display of the Republic of Texas flag to thoughtful details honoring the first Congress in Columbia and iconic figures such as Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin, every element reflects the spirit of Texas independence. While inspired by the rich history of the 19th century, the suite offers all the comforts of modern living. Designed for longer stays, it features a comfortable living area, a kitchenette with a cooktop and refrigerator, and an in-unit washer and dryer for added convenience.

Mrs. Donna Ruth’s Room

QUEEN #1

Celebrate the spirit of West Columbia in a room named after a vibrant heritage, Donna Ruth Chesney Loggins. Designed to honor a woman of deep roots and distinguished character, the décor highlights her involvement in the Daughters of the American Revolution
and her family’s local jewelry legacy. This radiant queen-bedded sanctuary blends historical storytelling with a peaceful atmosphere. Perfect for those who appreciate a stay with a sense of purpose and local soul.

Kathryn’s Room

QUEEN #2

Honoring Olive Kathryn Grandstaff Crosby, this room pays tribute to a remarkable Texas native whose life journey carried her from local pageants and rodeo traditions to the glamour of Hollywood. Inspired by her film career, marriage to Bing Crosby, and accomplishments as a University of Texas graduate and registered nurse, the space combines sophistication, history, and charm. Guests can enjoy a comfortable queen bed and a beautifully crafted tiled shower, creating a stay that is both elegant and memorable.

The Abrams Room

KING #3

Celebrate the rich heritage of West Columbia in this thoughtfully designed room, where local history and tradition come to life. Décor pays tribute to the area’s defining influences—from oil derricks and cattle drives to cherished school traditions and the beloved “Elmo” mascot. You’ll also find nods to notable figures like Ima Hogg and landmarks such as the Varner-Hogg Plantation State Historic Site. Carefully curated details create an atmosphere that is both authentic and welcoming. This king room offers a comfortable and immersive stay inspired by the history, culture, and character of West Columbia.

The Marion

KING #2

Inspired by the once-thriving town of Marion, this room honors a place that helped shape the story of the surrounding community. Its design reflects themes of legacy, perseverance, and the impact of what we build for future generations. Thoughtful touches evoke a sense of heritage, celebrating accomplishments, faith, and the enduring ties between past and present. This king room offers a warm, reflective space that invites guests to rest while connecting with a deeper sense of history and purpose.

The Dixon Room

KING #1

The Robert Dixon Room honors a true pioneer whose leadership transformed West Columbia and Brazoria County. As the region’s first Black city council member and mayor, Robert Dixon’s legacy of service is woven into the very design of this king suite. From his roots at Charlie Brown High School and Prairie View A & M to his entrepreneurial success with Dixon Funeral Home, the décor pays tribute to a man who was a literal and figurative pillar of the community. This room offers a grand and meaningful stay grounded in his story of historic achievement.
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