Stephenville’s Interstate Inn Provides a Retro Chic Roadside Escape

There’s something undeniably cool about the 1960s—the style, the swagger, the effortless charm. Stepping into The Interstate Inn instantly transported me back to that golden era, like I was about to meet Don Draper for a perfectly chilled martini. If you’re craving a getaway with retro flair and modern comfort, there’s no place hipper than the Interstate Inn. I shared my recent stay with Curated Texan. Click HERE to learn more about this amazing property


ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Cynthia Smoot is a Dallas-based freelance lifestyle and travel writer covering destination guides, boutique hotels, and getaway itineraries across Texas, the U.S., and the world at large. She is a Travel Contributor for the Katy Trail Weekly newspaper and for Curated Texan, with additional contributions to Park Cities Lifestyle magazine, Dallas Hotel Magazine, and WFAA’s Good Morning Texas. Cynthia has covered Dallas culture and travel since 2008 and has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Dallas Morning News, among others. She is available for freelance travel writing assignments, press trips, and hotel/destination features — contact her at cynthia@ohsocynthia.com.