Inside Rocheport’s $1,000-a-Night Stays: The 1912 and Trailside Suites

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Inside Rocheport's $1,000-a-Night Stays: The 1912 and Trailside Suites

Two of Rocheport’s lodgings sit at the top end of the price range: The 1912 and the Trailside Suites, both run by Les Bourgeois Vineyards. Neither is a hotel room. Both go for about $1,000 a night, and both are aimed at people renting a whole place rather than booking a bed.

The 1912, at 401 Second Street, is a historic home named for the year it was built. It has four bedrooms and three and a half baths, a private pool, a full kitchen, an outdoor kitchen with a grill, and a fenced backyard — set up for a group that wants the run of the house. See details and dates on the The 1912 listing.

The Trailside Suites: Four King Suites by the Trail

A few steps from the Katy Trail at 102 Lewis Street, the Trailside Suites are four master suites, each with a king bed and its own bath, plus a kitchen and in-unit laundry. It’s about fifteen minutes from Columbia and, as the name says, right on the trail — which is the whole point if you’re riding. It carries a 4.98 rating across 51 Airbnb reviews and an Airbnb “Guest Favorite” badge. Check availability on the Trailside Suites listing.

What you’re really paying for at either place is Rocheport itself: wake up, walk the Katy Trail before the day heats up, and spend the afternoon up at the Les Bourgeois A-Frame Winegarden with a glass of wine and the river below. Both properties fill up fast in fall, so book early if harvest season is your plan.

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