Coppersmith Inn Bed & Breakfast

Wow! Me and my girlfriend went here for a night and it was the best place I ever stayed at. Blair and Ellen are so charming and made an amazing breakfast and taught a lot about the house and alot of history about the island.

We stayed in Victoria’s Room with a private balcony. Coppersmith is an excellent B&B. We have stayed at many B&B’s, from the Texas hill country, to Colorado, Arizona, and Hawaii. Coppersmith is the best. The innkeepers are warm and helpful. The home is beautiful. The breakfasts are delicious. And the location is perfect. Avenue M is a beautiful street of historic homes. You are blocks away from The Strand or the beach. Complimentary bottled water, wine, cookies, recent DVD movies, soap, and shampoo. Super charming. You won’t be disappointed. We plan to return to genuine Southern hospitality very soon.

We just spent a wonderful weekend at Coppersmith Inn! We truly enjoyed getting to know Ellen and Blair, the innkeepers. The food was delicious and the breakfast table conversation was delightful! The amenities made the trip! We will be back soon!

This B&B was a fun Memorial weekend getaway for me and my girl. Ellen is a great innkeeper and prepared wonderful breakfasts each morning — the stratta was terrific — not to mention filling us in on the history of the 19^th century historic home we stayed in. Our room (Jasmine’s Garden Room) was bright and cheery and the home was well maintained with many interesting conversation pieces. It’s conveniently located near the beach, perched between other classic homes in the conserved Historic District; in fact, its beach was better than one of the pocket beaches we tried much further down the road. Live and learn. There’s a patio, porch, and garden amongst tropical landscaping and fountains. Would definitely go again and recommend to friends.

My husband and I have stayed at this BnB about 3 times over the past few years, and I must say, it’s just a great place. Ellen and her mother run the property, and they do a fantastic job. The house and rooms are welcoming and comfortably furnished with a mix of antiques and modern amenities, and Ellen serves a delicious breakfast every day at 9am. The beds are ridiculously comfortable, too, with snacks, drinks, and coffee available to you. She has two friendly dogs who roam the house, giving love and cuddles if you so choose. While the house is old (built in the late 1800s), it was always well maintained and cleaned, with a lovely back patio and gardens outside. Ellen told us all about the original walls, floors, windows, etc that the house has, and I must say the woodwork in the house and the staircase and stained glass windows are gorgeous! It’s close to the Seawall and the Strand, so it’s easy to get everywhere in Galveston. Overall the house is wonderful and homey. You can tell family stays there, and Ellen makes it feel like you’re part of it. I’d highly recommend it.

The ammenities listed on the website were no where close to what we got. The wine & cheese (not), snacks (1 old cookie in a jar), the breakfast (no where near what they show). We stayed in the cabin which was comfortable but the floor was getting rotten in certain places which made you watch where you were stepping.
The owner was very nice and apologetic. The location was great.
They need to restructure their website.