Experience The Charm Of Chip And Joanna Gaines' B&Bs

Hey there! Let me tell you about something truly special. The masterminds behind Fixer Upper, Chip and Joanna Gaines, have created more than just renovated homes—they’ve crafted dream getaways. These aren’t just houses; they’re places where magic happens. Sometimes, Chip and Jo fall so hard for a property that they can’t part with it. Instead, they turn these beauties into stunning bed and breakfasts. Right now, they’ve got two incredible B&Bs: Magnolia House and Hillcrest Estate. If you’re an HGTV lover or just someone who appreciates top-notch design, these spots are the ultimate vacation destinations. Let’s dive into what makes them so amazing and how you can plan your dream getaway!

Where Are These Incredible B&Bs Located?

Now, let’s talk location. Magnolia House is nestled in the charming town of McGregor, Texas, about a 20-minute drive from the Gaines' home base in Waco. It’s like stepping back in time to a place where history meets modern comfort. On the other hand, the newer Hillcrest Estate is right in the heart of Waco. This location gives guests easy access to all the attractions Waco has to offer, from the Magnolia Market to local eateries and more. Both spots are steeped in Southern charm and offer a unique glimpse into the Gaines’ world of design and hospitality.

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Mark your calendars for this Tuesday at 9/8 CST on @hgtv . It's our Christmas special featuring the Bed & Breakfast- You won't want to miss this one! #fixerupper

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How to Book Your Stay

Alright, you’re ready to plan your trip, but how do you lock down a spot? It’s simple. Just head over to their official website and click the "book now" button next to the property you’re interested in. But here’s the catch—these places book up fast! You’ll want to plan ahead, because trust me, you don’t want to miss out on this experience. Whether it’s Magnolia House or Hillcrest Estate, securing your spot early is key.

What’s the Cost of Staying in a Fixer Upper Masterpiece?

Let’s get real for a moment—staying in one of these properties isn’t exactly budget-friendly. Magnolia House will set you back $695 per night, and you have to book for a minimum of two nights. Hillcrest Estate is even more exclusive, ranging from $995 to $1295 per night, also with a two-night minimum. But here’s the thing—these aren’t just rooms; they’re entire houses. Magnolia House can accommodate up to eight people, while Hillcrest Estate can sleep up to 12. So, when you split the cost among your group, it’s actually a pretty reasonable deal for such a luxurious experience.

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We are now opening another vacation rental! Chip and I had so much fun restoring this old Waco icon and cannot wait to welcome guests starting this fall. This house dates back to 1903 and we definitely kept its old world charm—our hope is that friends and families from all over can make lasting memories here during their visit to Waco. Our newsletter subscribers will hear all about when and how to book the Hillcrest Estate, so be sure you’re signed up (link in profile) – and don’t miss out on the news! #HillcrestEstate #magnoliadesignandconstruction

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When Did Chip and Joanna Add a Second Rental?

Back in July 2017, Joanna made a big announcement. She shared her excitement about opening a second vacation rental, the Hillcrest Estate. In her post, she said, “We are now opening another vacation rental! Chip and I had so much fun restoring this old Waco icon and cannot wait to welcome guests starting this fall. This house dates back to 1903 and we definitely kept its old world charm—our hope is that friends and families from all over can make lasting memories here during their visit to Waco.” It’s clear that the Gaines family is passionate about preserving history while creating spaces where people can connect and create unforgettable moments.