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Vintage architectural details and a concrete floor give these Brewhouse rooms their industrial character. An area rug softens the sleeping space, and the outlook is toward the city. A custom wood table serves as both a dining surface and a desk.

Tall bed posts and patterned curtains appear in some designs, alongside brick or pale wall finishes. Chairs accompany the table within the bedroom. Handmade porcelain tile covers the bathroom, which has a walk-in glass shower.

Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the San Antonio River and Pearl Springs Park in these River Cellar rooms. The bedroom shares an open plan with a sitting area, where a leather settee provides seating away from the bed. The river and pool outlooks vary with the room layout.

A shower and bathtub share the bathroom, which is finished with handmade porcelain tile. Some rooms pair brown upholstered seating and patterned curtains with pale walls. A table sits within the lounge area, and tall curtains frame the windows.

A custom wood dining/work table is a central feature of these River Cellar rooms. Windows look toward the city, and the room designs combine tall curtains, warm wood furniture and seating within the bedroom.

The bathroom is finished with handmade porcelain tile. An armoire contains the South Texas Ice Box, stocked with local beer, farmers market provisions and ingredients for La Babia margaritas. Its pantry also has room for your own food. Decorative bed frames and patterned fabrics vary between layouts.

A leather settee forms a sitting area within the bedroom in the original Brewhouse. Vintage details remain visible, and an area rug lies over the concrete floor. The windows look toward the city.

In some rooms, patterned curtains hang beside tall bed posts, with a wood table and padded seats nearby. Pale surfaces, brown fabrics and warm wood tones give these interiors their color. Handmade porcelain tile finishes the bathroom, which has a walk-in glass shower.

River or pool views form the outlook from these River Cellar rooms. Padded seats and a table share the bedroom with the sleeping space. Some rooms have warm wood furniture, tall curtains, patterned fabrics and an area rug.

The separate walk-in shower is enclosed in glass, and handmade porcelain tile lines the bathroom.

Handmade Redondo tiles, ceiling fans and a custom mesquite bench give the outdoor sitting space its South Texas character. Cushioned seats and a small table look toward the Riverwalk. Some outdoor layouts have a woven chair and a railing.

Handmade porcelain tile finishes the bathroom. Inside the room, an armoire holds the South Texas Ice Box, stocked with local beer, farmers market provisions and ingredients for La Babia margaritas. Its pantry also leaves space for food you bring back from Pearl.

Vintage architecture, a concrete floor and an area rug distinguish this room in the original Brewhouse. The windows look toward the city, and a sitting area shares the bedroom. Wood furniture and patterned fabrics soften the room’s industrial details.

The bathroom has handmade porcelain tile and a walk-in glass shower separate from the bathing area. Some rooms have tall bed posts beside curtains framing the windows. A table and upholstered seats furnish the bedroom.

The sitting room’s floor-to-ceiling windows look toward the San Antonio River. A separate bedroom, living room and dining/work area define the plan of this River Cellar suite. A leather settee sits within the lounge, with a chair and low table in one arrangement.

The bathroom has a double vanity, handmade porcelain tile and a walk-in glass shower. Some suites combine warm wood furniture and an armoire with tall curtains framing the windows.

Floor-to-ceiling windows in the bedroom overlook Pearl Plaza. This Brewhouse suite has a separate living room with a leather settee and a dining/work area. Vintage architectural details remain part of the interior, with an area rug laid over the concrete floor.

Some sitting rooms have artwork and an armoire, with a low table among the seating and tall windows. A bench stands at the foot of the bed in some bedrooms. The bathroom has a separate walk-in glass shower and a double vanity, set among handmade porcelain tiles.

This corner studio sits on the seventh floor of the historic Brewhouse, beneath original vaulted ceilings. A leather settee, padded chairs and a low table form a sitting area under the tower’s cupola, beside the sleeping space. The room also has exposed beams and tall windows.

The bathroom has a double vanity and a separate walk-in glass shower. Handmade porcelain tile surrounds the bathing area. An arched window looks over Pearl Plaza.

A vaulted cypress ceiling and floor-to-ceiling windows fill this corner suite with western light. The first floor brings together a living room and a dining table for eight, with a powder room nearby. Custom furniture and original art give the space a distinctive character.

The bedroom occupies the second floor, above the living area. Its bathroom has a clawfoot soaking tub, a separate walk-in shower and a double vanity. Daybeds, upholstered seats and tall windows feature in some layouts.

Vaulted ceilings and a cupola rise within the original Brewhouse tower in this two-story suite. The living area is downstairs, beside a custom dining table for eight. Original art and custom furniture fill the interior, with a powder room on this level.

The bedroom is upstairs, separate from the living and dining spaces. Its bathroom has a clawfoot soaking tub, double vanity and separate walk-in shower. Outside, handmade Redondo tile lines the terrace, with a mesquite bench for lounging and an outdoor dining area.

Living and dining areas occupy the first level of this suite at the top of the original Brewhouse. A custom dining table seats eight, with a powder room on the same floor. Original artwork and purpose-made furniture accompany the tower’s tall windows.

Upstairs, the bedroom has vaulted ceilings and a cupola. The master bathroom contains a clawfoot soaking tub, a separate walk-in shower and a double vanity. Cushioned seating and low tables furnish the living spaces.

Double-height windows light the living room, where a grand piano stands among custom furniture and original art. An indoor dining table seats ten, with a private service pantry close to the dining area. The first floor also has a powder room.

The bedroom is on the second floor. Its bathroom contains a clawfoot tub and double vanities, while a wet bar serves the suite’s living spaces. Outdoors, a dining table for eight shares the terrace with cushioned seating. The river outlook continues beyond the windows and outdoor living area.