The Ole Nail House Inn features three airy and colorful guest rooms with private baths, each decorated in distinctive decor, beautifully restored hardwood floors, accented with area rugs, customized window treatments, ceiling fans, and central air and heat.  Built in 1914, this Prairie Style house was the home of Albany's reowned Robert Nail, noted playwright and creator of the "Fort Griffin Fandangle". 

Located across from the historical Shackelford County Courthouse on the square in Albany, the Inn is within walking distance of many of the areas most sought after treasures including unique shops, fine dining, and the Old Jail Art Center.  Whether you're looking for a romantic evening or a hunter's refuge, The Ole Nail House Inn offers the very best of both worlds. 

Enjoy a one night's stay for two complete with a full gourmet breakfast anytime you request it.