I noticed the Frederick Motel as I was driving in from East Texas. This motel was the first one. It is a very quaint and adorable motel. I was very pleased that they had vacancies, as I was exhausted when I arrived. The owner was very nice and set me up in a room. He was going to have me... more

We learned about this hotel through the frugal traveler column in the NYTimes-- and FRUGAL is the key word. The hotel is over 70 years and has it's original plumbing-- we know this because we experienced a couple of plumbing problems but the owner/operator took care of it quickly and efficiently (he obviously has had tons of practice.) Check in... more

My wife and I, along with a friend, stayed there Fri and Sat in mid-October. We are 28-29 years old, and we thought the Frederick Motel was fine. It was local, and it had character. Sure, the room was a little small, the parking was a little unorthodox, and the weekend continental breakfast was limited, but gimme a break. The... more

I stayed at the Frederick Motel while working in Fredericksburg and just want to warn travelers to book elsewhere if at all possible. Showers are small, dank, and leaky - and the rooms are not much better. The only heat made available to me was an electric/oil space heater that did not heat the room adequately - and the plug... more

We stayed at the Frederick Motel on 1308 E Main Street during the Evacuation of Hurricane Rita. The motel resembles small “cottage” looking 1-bedroom suites. 1.You must pay upfront when you arrive. 2.Rooms are very small but pretty “country charm”. 3.Management asks for name of each member staying in the room and each vehicle(s) license plate number, make and model.... more