Gloria Inn is a peaceful, privately tucked-away property ideal for large groups, family reunions, retreats, or long-overdue catch-ups. While the exterior leans timeless and understated, the inside surprises with thoughtful updates and charming personality. Wide-open gathering spaces offer room for both connection and quiet. Multiple suites give guests their own private corners to unwind, while common areas make it easy to come together over a shared meal, game night, or lazy morning coffee.

The kitchen is fully stocked for those who love to cook (or pretend to), and the living areas are furnished with comfort in mind—from plush seating to warm lighting. Every detail, from the natural light that floods the rooms to the textures and finishes throughout, was chosen to make guests feel instantly at ease. The Inn isn’t just a place to stay—it’s a space to settle in.

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‍Guest access‍

Guests have full access to the home, outdoor areas, and all amenities. Whether you’re heading straight to the porch swing with a glass of wine or spreading out in the open-concept living room, this home is yours to enjoy.

Gloria Inn sits in a quiet neighborhood just outside the city center, offering the perfect mix of calm and convenience. You’re a short drive from downtown Waco’s shops, coffee spots, and local favorites, including Magnolia Market, the Silos, Baylor University, and the Waco Suspension Bridge. But when you’re back at the Inn, the hum of the city fades, replaced by crickets, soft breezes, and a slower pace.

This part of town is a blend of old charm and new energy. Some homes have been in families for generations, while others have been lovingly restored and opened up for guests like you. It’s not unusual to see folks walking their dogs, chatting on front porches, or hosting a BBQ down the block.

Getting around

Private parking is available at the property, with easy alley access for guests. You’re close enough to Uber downtown, or you can hop in the car and be anywhere in central Waco in under 10 minutes. The neighborhood is safe, walkable in parts, and surprisingly serene for being so well-connected.