As we entered the park, we were greeted and told that we had a reserved campsite, and the site…read morenumber was provided to us. We camped for the weekend, during which I learned kayaking and paddling skills. The sunset reflected beautifully on the water. Peaceful getaway. The next morning, we saw deer. Plan to come here again.

Very cool place. Never made my own scent for a candle, spray, waxx diffuser, bath and etc. Would…read moretake friends next time we visit.

This is the perfect B&B if you're visiting the Ledbetter or surrounding areas (Round Top, Burton,…read moreGiddings). I was with two other gal pals and we were attending a holiday bash at our friends' family ranch three miles away; we didn't want to drive all the way back to Houston after drinking, so we booked our one-night stay at Night Bird Ranch. It's off the beaten path from the small town of Ledbetter, but that makes for a quiet and private retreat. We booked the Lonesome Dove and Hidalgo rooms; rooms were clean - recently renovated with plenty of towels, blankets, pillows, and a space heater for those extra chilly nights. We had two rooms with two twin beds - beds were firm. Bedding was comfortable. Soaps and shampoo/conditioner was provided, but it's the kids kind, so if you like your fancy products, pack your own. Kiki and her family live on the 70-acre property; she is a friendly host and we felt welcomed during our stay. Upon arrival, she gave us a tour and even let us assist with feeding the animals the morning we left. She also gave me a cash refund because they had a special discount rate for the night and honored that for me - without me even asking about it. Real hospitality! There's a dance hall/dining hall where Kiki provides wine, coffee, tea and snacks. Our stay included a hot breakfast, and it was fantastic! Fresh biscuits, eggs, sausage gravy, sausage links (and of course, cereal for the kiddies). Onsite there's a lake, acres of exploring, campfire station, and animals: three horses, 2 lambs, and a miniature donkey - and don't forget about Elvis the ranch dog! Love that Kiki and her family are animal lovers. Keep in mind though, outside dogs from guests are not allowed because of the many farm animals. My girlfriends and I fully enjoyed our stay and want to return with a group to have a little ranch life fun. I highly rec this for small groups, retreats, families (kids will love) and even those looking for a space to host an event, like a quaint country wedding or family gathering.

Sweetie and I only needed a night away from town and could not have had a better time! After…read morebooking our room, Kiki texted and offered directions and dining advice. Nice! The trip from Austin to Ledbetter was quick, so we called Kiki and got specific directions to our room and even found out about their restaurant, Teague's Tavern in Round Top. After dinner we sat on the porch and listened to the country sounds while Garth sat at our feet. The room was fantastic. Just the right size for us, furnished simply but with care to the details. We left before breakfast, but heated up some of our leftovers from dinner, in the dining hall, to eat on the road. We loved our stay at Night Bird Ranch and plan to come back again, to get away from it all.

We stayed there in March for the antique week. By the time I checked out and went home, I had…read moreseveral bedbug bites all over my legs and ankles. The hotel try to deny accountability yet when I checked in, I had absolutely not a single bite on me and by the time I checked out after five nights, I had bites everywhere. It was painful and very uncomfortable. The first two nights we were there. The minor issues were the fact that the air-conditioning was not properly working. There was severe noise outside of our window with people being at the pool past the designated hours tried to call the front desk for assistance it was very uncomfortable that whole day, but the worst part was the bedbugs. We tried to call multiple hotels in the area to vacate this one during that day, but unfortunately, every nearby hotel is booked due to antique week so we had no choice but to stay. I contacted the hotel management after we had left about the whole bedbug situation even sent them photos not only did they refuse to give no refund. They sent some bullshit report that they had sent some pest guy in afterwards he gave it clearance... How can they say that there's no bedbugs when I checked in with absolutely nothing on me and the day I checked out my bites look like this? Absolute insanity. They were not remorseful or apologetic whatsoever. The conditions are very subpar. I've had to file a credit card dispute. I should be contacting the health department next. If you're able to stay at another hotel, I highly suggest you avoid this one at all cost

Clean comfortable room. Wonderful breakfast. Egg Omelet , sausage, Biscuits & gravy, apple &…read morebananas. Juices etc. Helpful customer service from staff. *Im a lite sleeper so my cordless ear bud playing YouTube 10hr white noise eliminated road noise.

Rob was a lifesaver, taking us from Round Top to College Station. Great guy--highly recommend!read more

This guy is more than accommodating and fair in pricing and needs. I used him twice within an hour…read more You wouldn't expect this type of service in such a small town.

My wife and I were trying to get away from the hustle and bustle of raising three small children in…read morea Big City, and we found the perfect little place to do it in Brenham, TX. This little inn is perched at the top of a hill just far enough away from town to feel like you are way out in the country, but close enough that you could drive down the road for a midnight taco if you're feeling peckish. The house itself smells of lavender and whatever gourmet delight the owner has cooked up today. It is warmly decorated without being garishly "country," and the room we stayed in (Sage) was very comfortable with it's high ceilings and friendly colors. The shower in our room was spacious, although the shower head was mounted quite low (if I had to pick at nits, this would be my only complaint). The bed was wide and soft (I should caution you about the risk of slipping into a mid-afternoon coma if you lay on it after a big meal). We signed up for the cooking class with Pamela Murski and it was an absolute delight. She is so friendly and fun to be with. The instruction was very low-pressure, as she walked us through the preparation of a 5 course meal, supplying great advice on technique and plenty of interesting stories about the food, the (very fresh!) ingredients, and her experiences. The food was amazing, and for this one day, it was easy to forget about the cares of the big bad world out there and focus on good food and the people you are with. I think that is exactly why we came - and I wish we didn't have to leave.

Everything about this B&B is fantastic! The rooms are very well taken care of and clean, the…read moreproperty is in excellent condition and the grounds are perfectly landscaped. Pamela is an excellent hostess and she makes sure that you have everything you need. We found this B&B when we were looking for an elopement package. We are having a big wedding next year but wanted to do something just for the two us before then. Pamela ensured everything was taken care of for the ceremony and that our day was special. We didn't have to worry about anything, we got married by the gazebo, drank wine on the porch and ate an outstanding meal prepared by Pamela. Dinner consisted of homemade soup, Sheppard's pie made with lamb, venison and ground pork with twice roasted mashed potatoes on top and for desert we had an apple pie sort of dish with Blue Bell ice cream on top. To die for!! We wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy all the features of the B&B but unfortunately we had to go back to Houston. We will definitely be back for a weekend of R&R soon!!

Brenham is the quintessential Texas small town. Warm and welcoming with parks, antique shops,…read morediners, restaurants, a carousel, Blue Bell Creamery, BLUEBONNETS, and more. Total Roadside America vibes. We spent several hours in town on our way to Galveston and had an amazing time. Looking forward to visiting again for an over-nighter.

Nice old Hotel in down town Brendan Texas. Close to all the…read moreshops on town square. Unfortunately way over priced and noisy at night due to beer garden proximity. Largest suite expansive but only offers one queen bed. Very primitive in A/V....room television small , Limited (few) local channels/cable.

We were looking for a place where we could gather as a family and enjoy a relaxing weekend in the…read morecountry and enjoy some leisurely activities. I brought my 3 kids with me along with my sister (w/ 2 kids) and another niece of mine (7 in total). The ride to the property was easy and enjoyable along the back roads of Texas and when we arrived we found the property to be amazingly beautiful and peaceful. Check in was not formal and we drove to our lodge and walked in and unpacked. The 1st person we met was the Cook! Grady was very welcoming to us and after I explained food limitations for one of our party he bent over backward to accommodate our needs and did a fantastic job with our breakfast and dinner menus!!!! The Chicken Fried Steak was the best I have ever had. We enjoyed our evenings together at dinner and just hanging out at the fire pit or playing games back at the lodge. During the days we walked around the property and visited the many different livestock (cows, horses, donkeys, turkeys, a duck, and some rabbits). Taunia also organized a gun shoot for us hosted by a cowboy named Brian. He taught us a few things about shooting shotguns. We also went to a nearby pond, did some fishing, and caught a good many large mouth bass. But the highlight for all was the horseback trail ride hosted by John and his son-in-law Craig (real cowboys themselves). John put us all at ease by giving us some good lessons on what do and what not to do and threw in some great stories. Then we took off with our horses for about 2 hours into the pastures and along and through some tree lines and up and down some gullies. None of us had much experience at all with horses but we were all able to get on them and ride them confidently after our training. It was a fun and relaxing ride and the horses were well behaved and trained to not do anything unexpected. The last day of the weekend was spent sleeping in and having a late breakfast and saying goodbye to all of our new 4-legged friends. Thanks again Taunia, John, Craig, Grady and Brian for all of you're horsepitality and kindness. This was exactly what this family of city dwellers needed to charge our batteries a bit. Take care and see you on the range again sometime.

My husband and I had our wedding at Texas Ranch Life and we loved it! The place is so beautiful and…read moreit provides the perfect country setting for an outdoor ceremony in Chappell Hill during bluebonnet season. Everyone so enjoyed the wedding and loved the scenic drive in route! We had our ceremony in front of the green doors of their historic chapel and the reception hall held our 250 guests after with a buffet, cake table and live band. Everything went off without a hitch and we were so pleased!

Amazing place! My bf and I love being nude and this place was perfect. The weather was beautiful…read moreand the people were so nice. Reika was amazingly helpful and friendly. We will definitely be returning in July and thinking about moving there.

Very nice place however it is out of my budget so I did not get to take advantge of the varied…read morefacilities and activities. if my situation changes I will happily spend some time there.