The owners are very nice people. The RV park is very clean. They have propane on site to fill your…read morepropane tanks and they can fill your motorhome also. There is a small convenience store and they also carry some rv supplies and parts as well. I highly recommend them.

amazing experience. Grady is one of a kind. they were swift to pick me up, drove safely, and got…read moreme to my destination safely.

If there was a way to leave negative stars I would!! I scheduled a ride to take my disabled son to…read morework. The guy said he would be there, and just never showed up!! Then they wouldn't respond to text asking where they were, or answer the phone. If this is how you run a business, you don't need to be in business.

The Lancaster Manor was just amazing! A beautiful house full of charm and quaint decor. Our hosts…read moreConnie and John were so friendly and welcoming, they made us feel like family! They cooked us a fabulous private dinner, 3 courses and everything was so delicious. They cooked us homemade breakfast and it was just fabulous! Everything was organic and made from scratch. We had omelette, eggs Benedict, banana bread and French toast. We highly recommend this bed and breakfast and hope to go back soon!

Our hosts, John and Connie Lancaster, enthusiastically welcomed us upon arrival, showed us around,…read moretook our breakfast orders, and showed us to our rooms. My adult son stayed in the Rose Room, while my husband and I stayed in the Cowboy Room. There was a pleasant common area outside the rooms. That evening, the hosts did a thoughtful turn-down service with chocolates, ice, and bottled water, (we stayed 3 nights but the turn-down service was only 1 night). The refrigerator was stocked with complimentary beverages. The beds were comfortable, the sheets high quality, and we slept very well. Built in 1889, the property is impressive with a lot of historic charm, beautiful lighting, and a pool and spa out back. Breakfast the next morning was lovely, and John chatted warmly with us before leaving us to enjoy our meal. Unfortunately, things became much less comfortable the following day. Connie greeted my husband and son with warm hugs but barely acknowledged me. When she did decide to speak to me it was about the breakfast the day before, which John had served, she had mistakenly made me a fruit cup containing yogurt after I had requested dairy-free food. I understood mistakes happen, I saw the yogurt and I didn't eat it, but I became concerned because I had experienced significant digestive discomfort after eating my "dairy-free" omelet. Thinking something else caused it, I ate the omelet again the second morning and experienced the exact same issue within an hour. Perhaps the veggies were cooked in butter without realizing its impact on dairy-sensitive guests. One interaction with Connie left us particularly uncomfortable. She noticed blueberries on my husband's shirt and began scolding him. When she asked what I wanted her to do about it, I told her he does his own laundry and to ask him. She then pulled my husband by the neck into her chest and said, as if speaking to a child, "Oh but they need to know someone cares about them!" I found this comment hurtful, judgmental, and territorial. After 38 years of marriage, if my husband, who is now retired, wants to help out by doing his laundry while I work full-time with orthopedically impaired students and commute an hour and a half daily, I'm going to let him. Of course she didn't take the time to learn any of this about us and instead decided to judge us! Later, in the guest common area, Connie came up and scolded my husband for not having a shirt on, then insisted on taking his stained shirt to wash--despite him explaining he had already dabbed the stain out himself. The exchange became increasingly uncomfortable, and I eventually had to step in and ask her to stop. In my opinion, she blurred appropriate boundaries. We paid $2,020 in full 8 months in advance for privacy. It is NOT appropriate to be pushy, push personal judgements, or physically pull a guest's head into your chest. Unwanted touching crosses a major line. We were also concerned about 2 visible cameras in the common area. We couldn't determine if they recorded audio, but being observed in shared guest spaces made us uncomfortable. An intermittent buzz kept going off until my husband put his shirt on, making him feel monitored. Guests should be clearly informed if cameras are present. Lastly, for Texas summer visitors: water alone doesn't replace electrolytes, let alone purified water, which was provided, but void of electrolytes. I experienced severe leg cramping and recommend bringing proper hydration supplements. Lancaster Manor is a beautiful historic property with great beds and a lovely breakfast. However, the host interactions made the stay feel awkward and tense. Hospitality requires being attentive while knowing when to give guests space--we needed less bossing, more listening and engaging conversation instead of being talked at and judged. I wouldn't mind going back to Texas but I will not be staying here when I do!

In the market for transportation to/from WinStar so shenanigans could get as sloppy as they wanted,…read moreour fairy godmother located this service in the apparently-still-sometimes-useful yellow pages. A favorable price was quoted to shuttle our party of eight ($40 each way from Gainesville hotel) and a time for pickup was set. We had no reason to expect our chariot would be a magnificent 1980s-era limo piloted by a badass named Glen. I won't detail the many magical little miracles Our Shepherd produced for us, as your mileage is sure to vary. I'll only say that Glen made our night more memorable than we ever could have imagined, and all the girls in our bachelorette party wish to heartily recommend his "services". Glen: you are a king among men, sir. We can only imagine that Joe (who we briefly met) is a prince.

Limo Joe saved me and my family. We were driving from Nebraska back to Austin and blew a tire on…read morethe side of the interstate. Our spare was flat, and tow trucks can only take 1 passenger, which would have left my two toddlers and I stranded on the very dangerous interstate. He was the only taxi or shuttle service in the area, and as soon as I explained our situation, he immediately came to get us. There was no hesitation or question, and he came as soon as he could. He got to us within 20 minutes, and safely took my two little girls and I into Gainesville so we could wait for the new tires. He was so sweet, and immediately went above and beyond to help us. I hope to never be in that situation again, but if you're near Winstar and need a ride, he's the first person I'd call.

Pretty good location, 10 min walk to Winstar. Man who runs it is easy to talk too, overall great…read moreexperience.

This place is another great stop for the mobility impaired. I bring my Dad here to use the…read morerestroom. They have a family restroom that works out great. Finding places that work for my Dad are challenging. Hoping this helps others looking for stops

Pretty cool rest stop. No playground for the kids but there's a lot to look at. Extremely clean!!read more