Our first time at Blue Sage Hall. It was a wonderful Friday night after a long week. Met some new…read morepeople and enjoyed some great music. If you are looking for a great relaxing place to hear some local talent and songwriters this is this place. Very intimate. We enjoyed ourselves tremendously. Looking forward to going back.

From the owner: We love it when brides chose us for their wedding venue and when a crowd comes to see a musician…read moreplay. We are a multi-use event center with a state-of-the-art sound system, bride and groom get-ready suites, a big stage, beautiful outdoor area, caterer's kitchen, a killer dance floor and plenty of parking.

The food was generous in serving size and superb in flavor. The chef is creative in the desserts,…read moremaking them mouth-watering. The wings, and the side salad are recommended.

Food was amazing....... Service was friendly and efficient…read moreLive music by Corey Weaver Music Beautiful place inside and has a nice patio/event arena outside !! Nice

Finally had some time to stop in off Main street and try their wine. Sean was an excellent server…read more They also have another shop across the river that has only their wines. This shop has a few of their wines and others from OR, WA, CA, etc. Cool place with high ceilings - historic. We tried their red blend and it was very nice.

Beautiful location, friendly staff and live music. The stonework reminds me of something out of a…read morestorybook. I highly recommend you stop by!

Would this be the place to meet a nice guy to dance with. I love to dance, laugh and have fun. Meet…read morenew friends

I have had several pleasant dining experiences at Inn of The Hills, I prefer the Prime Rib Buffet…read more This past dining experience was different ... I came in to dine with fuve of my friends to show appreciation for their unselfish charity in my community ... When we arrived , around 12:30, there was a small glob of prime rib on the buffet ... the chef recognized this and brought out some more prime rib and made the comment " I would have prepared more if I knew I was going to have this many people ... what he served me on side was dried up whet leather ... the other side was a bloody pulp ... I did not fuss because I did not want to upset my guest ... but they will not have to worry about me returning after that dining experience

Got invited to an event here, and let's just say, beyond top notch venue and service can't come…read moreclose to describe our experience. Everyone was nice and everything exceeded my expectations of a venue.

The wedding staff was unorganized and the DJ who was part of the staff was rude and very…read moreunprofessional (he dpea not know how to hide his frustrations in his face/body language). I was a guest at a wedding yesterday and noticed all of this. I can just imagine how the bride and groom felt.

Came to see Gary P Nunn. Got tickets on the floor. Excellent. Great music venue!!!read more

This is such a cool historical building with some great shows. The people are super friendly…read more Volunteers do an amazing job to make sure you feel welcome the ambiance is so pleasant out in the patio and inside. You won't be disappointed in the atmosphere. The musicians love playing there too, we hear.

So to start: the Cafeteria food was pretty darn good. I can't believe I'm saying that. Maybe…read moreafter a day of activities it just tasted better. But I remember going to camp when I was a kid and we got spoiled milk. Like stringy and sour smelling as you poured it. And it was one dish for the entire table. Here it's buffet style. As much as you want. They accommodated for vegetarians. Like on hamburger day they had huge portobello mushrooms to make a shroom burger. Ice cream cups and bombsicles and my favorite Orange dreamsicles in their self serve fridge. Twice a week in the summer they had BBQ down by the river. I think some of the activities you gotta reserve in advance. Like way in advance. For example archery - 1 month in advance. They got zip line and ropes course too that probably require reservations. They're very modest courses. Like zip line is just one line. I think there's a critter museum with some of the local wildlife there (bugs etc). No reservation required for the canoes however. And there are some nice small rapids with natural water slides for young kids to enjoy as well as a free man made slide that looks kinda intense. If you put your feet in the river minnows will come up and nibble on them. Like a fish spa. And of course they have an iconic rope on the tree like all good camps have. Swimming pool is there for those who don't like the Guadalupe river (but river is super clean and you can see to the bottom). Accommodations were surprisingly decent. Clean. No bugs. Shampoo, bar soap and towels provided at least at the Flato lodge which were apartment style with nice little shares balcony with room next door. They have a small cafe on site with soda fountain ($20 tumbler gets you unlimited refills for the year). Little hiking trails. Several resident indoor chill cats who hang out at the various building like Mabee Building, their museum (ask for the key), etc. Mostly multiple church groups booking here at the same time but different facilities. The place is large. Despite being church groups some of the high school campers were dropping the F bomb left and right in the cafeteria. Actually heard some of the staff doing the same. Staff was all polite and are young international folks from various countries like Hungary, Spain, Australia, UK, Mexico and other places. Was a nice getaway and just what the doctor ordered.

I want to start by responding to the review left by "S S" in 2021. Braun House at Mo Ranch was…read moreformerly staff housing, now converted to rental space. The advertising for it that I found online shows pics of all bedrooms and shows the beds, so I don't understand SS complaining about that. The high cost reflects the fact that you are renting the entire house (3 BR, two bath, laundry room, etc., sleeps 10. See https://www.moranch.org/stay-at-mo-ranch/group-lodging-at-mo-ranch/braun-house-mo-ranch/. )There are less expensive options at Mo. It's a valid complaint that the toilet and fridge weren't clean and that there were droppings. The charge of "unresponsive staff" is vague - does that mean she got nowhere with expressing her concerns to the front office? That hasn't been my experience. As far as being unaware that it's a "religious" site, it's a Presbyterian camp & conference center and there is absolutely no pushing of religion on any guest, ever. But I acknowledge that Air B&B or whoever posts it should note that it's part of a conference center property. Okay, here's my take. My family has stayed at Mo Ranch probably 15 times, for several days each time, on both church retreats and family reunions. There have been occasional glitches, which were resolved to our satisfaction. It is a wonderful place for families, with lots for kid to do. The Wynne/Flato lodge accommodations are as nice or nicer than many commercial hotels I've stayed at. We've stayed in both Pheasant Run and Wynne/Flato, which includes cafeteria-style meals, and barbecue by the river on Fridays in the summer; as well as the Guest Lodge by the river, where we had a kitchen and could prepare our own meals. It's a beautiful location with a great history. I'm sorry that "SS" didn't have the same good experience as most every other poster here did. Oh, and P.S.: we've been using the water slide since YEARS before they added the side rails! It is definitely safe.

This is an absolutely stunning location for a large weekend wedding. Unfortunately it started…read moreraining but we were able to quickly and efficiently bring the ceremony inside. Just an absolutely amazing location.

Food, service and atmosphere were amazing. Every year my…read morehusband, myself and our fur animals stop in Kerrville on our road trip to Houston. This time we decided to try something different and we are so glad we did. The pork chop was so juicy with just the right amount of smokiness. My husband had the redfish pontchartrain and was blown away. Our cocktails were refreshing. Our wine suggested by Julianna was so buttery smooth. Kudos to the chef Roman and sous chef Ian. We may have to make this a biyearly road trip just to stop in. Oh and the view. Thank you so much Julianna for everything. Our evening was wonderful.

Went with a group. My first time visiting. Salmon was overcooked & dry. A beautiful place with…read moreincredible scenery. Would go back. Service was above average.