Discover Gonzales Charm at Cannon Inn

Welcome to Cannon Inn, a 54-unit hotel in Gonzales, Texas. This cozy room has a living area that has two double beds for 4 guests, a desk workspace, free parking and WiFi on property. This room is perfect for the visitors who are here to enjoy the property and this historic town! We are within walking distance from the Gonzales Historic District with a variety of boutique shops and antique stores that offer visitors and locals a unique shopping experience. The space Cannon Inn is just a 10-minute walk from the Gonzales Memorial Museum and a 5-minute walk away from the Gonzales Historic District. The property is situated 2 miles from Independence Park, 3.5 miles from Gonzales Pioneer Village Living History Center, and 4 miles from Palmetto State Park. Free on-site parking, High-Speed Internet and WiFi is available throughout the property. Each room is air-conditioned and equipped with a private bathroom and modern amenities such as a digital key and pool access. The inn is non-smoking, pet-friendly and equipped with exterior security cameras for your peace of mind. Shiner's Spoetzl Brewery is 12 miles from the inn, while San Antonio Airport is 63 miles away. Other things to note Gonzales is a small city in Gonzales County, Texas, United States, with a rich and fascinating history. The city was founded in 1825 and is known as the “Lexington of Texas,” as it was the site of the first battle of the Texas Revolution. In 1835, Mexican authorities demanded that the settlers of Gonzales return a cannon they had loaned for defense against local Indian attacks. The settlers famously replied with a banner that read “Come and take it,” and the incident sparked the beginning of the Texas Revolution. During the Civil War, Gonzales served as a supply depot for the Confederate army and was a strategic location for moving troops and supplies. After the war, Gonzales became a major cattle and farming center, and the arrival of the railroad in the late 1800s helped to boost the local economy. Today, Gonzales is a thriving community that celebrates its history with a variety of events and attractions, including the Gonzales Independence Day celebration, which includes a reenactment of the “Come and Take It” incident. Attractions: Attend the Annual Come and Take It Festival: Held each year on the first full weekend in October, this festival celebrates commemorates the first shot of the Texas Revolution with a variety of events, including a parade, carnival, live music, and a historical reenactment of the Battle of Gonzales. Go Shopping in Downtown Gonzales: The town’s historic downtown district is home to a variety of shops, boutiques, and antique stores that offer visitors a unique shopping experience. Enjoy a series of free outdoor concerts throughout the summer featuring local and regional bands as part of the Gonzales Main Street Concert Series. Participate in the Texas Independence Relay: A unique relay race in late March that covers over 200 miles, passing through Gonzales as teams celebrate Texas independence and the spirit of teamwork. Visit Gonzales Pioneer Village: This unique museum complex features a collection of 19th-century buildings, artifacts, and exhibits that highlight the area’s pioneer history. Visitors can tour the village, learn about the early settlers of Gonzales and engage with Texas history through reenactments and demostrations of pioneer life, showcasing the culture and traditions of early settlers. Explore Independence Park: This beautiful park offers visitors a variety of outdoor activities, including walking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, and a disc golf course. The park is also home to the Gonzales Softball Complex, which hosts local softball tournaments throughout the year. Go Fishing at Palmetto State Park: Just a short drive from Gonzales, Palmetto State Park is a beautiful natural area that offers visitors the chance to fish in the San Marcos River, hike scenic trails, and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. Take a Tour of the Gonzales Memorial Museum: This museum houses a collection of artifacts, documents, and exhibits that detail the history of Gonzales and its role in the Texas Revolution. Visitors can tour the museum and learn about the important events that shaped the area’s history. Visit the Gonzales County Courthouse: This historic courthouse is a beautiful example of classical revival architecture and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can tour the building and learn about its important role in the history of Gonzales. Experience the Gonzales County Fair and Rodeo: Held annually in September, experience the excitement of a classic county fair with livestock shows, rodeo events, carnival rides, and live music performances.