We have both stayed at the nature resort hotel as well as camped. Highly recommend both…read more For camping, Tanner Point is much better than chimney sloughs. Site 5 is absolutely the best site with direct views of the water but 6/7 (right next to one another so good for groups) and 8 are all lovely sites. Good tree cover and you can take the small trail down to the water for swimming/fishing. Each site has a fire pit and picnic table and lots of flat land for tents. For the hotel/restaurant, we stayed in K1 which has direct views of the water. These are not fancy rooms (no tvs or fancy furniture) but it was so relaxing and beautiful. The restaurant is good with a full bar and beautiful lake views.

we enjoyed fresh salad with lightly grilled shrimp and a super Ruben. That was the best I've had…read moreoutside of New York City. Shelby Served us at an outside table with a beautiful view. The flowers and the butterflies made the drive to Canyon of the Eagles worth every minute.

My husband and I just had the most relaxing few days on Lake Buchanan at Rainbow Hearth. If you…read moreare a birder or nature lover this is a must. I booked 6 new species of birds. At PAINTED BUNTING sat not 10 feet from me. Herons, swallows, a crested caracara, swallows, gnat catchers, so many new ones to add to my life list. Mariah is the perfect hostess. She knows the local history and points of interest. It's not far from Austin and if you need a relaxing get away this is the place to be. I hope we can return soon.

10 stars out of 5! Breathtaking view of Lake Buchanan, sunshine and singing birds in the morning,…read moreand beautiful scents of grapevines ALL from our room's window! Had a REAL relaxing retreat here. Peace, quiet and the positive vibes all throughout the place. The jacuzzi with the sun-roof with only the sounds of the waves and water trickling gently was amazing. The hike and run around the property then coming back to Mariah's home-cooked meals. Mariah was a great host and cook! Every food served were homemade with care and delish! I will definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants some 2-3 day peace and tranquility. A weekend getaway or recharge from the stressful busy-ness of everyday life. Away from it but not too far... This is really THE PLACE.

Great family friendly cabins with full kitchens and ac. Easy access to the lake and walking among…read morethe cabins. The Spidermountain lift is close by and biking is the thing to do here. The lift was amazing and the guys are helpful putting bikes on and taking off. All ages can take advantage of the lift to ride the trails down and go back up again all day.

Amazing place Definitely recommended nice and peaceful…read moreplace to chill, loads of wildlife to see.

We spent Spring Break week with my family of 4 in container #6. The location is great for mountain…read morebiking, hiking, Inks Park, Longhorn Cavern, Sweetberry Farm, and a Vanishing River Cruise. Our stay was ABSOLUTELY perfect! The guys at Templeton's Tavern get 5 stars for the friendliest and best service ever. They made us feel very welcome and right at home with many above-and-beyond moments like bringing us an extra pickleball racket to the court when they noticed another family member show up to play. The food and drinks were great. The games and pool table were super fun. We enjoyed the live weekend music from our patio while we cooked hotdogs and s'mores over the fire. Andrea was stellar with quick communication! Housekeeping gets 5 stars because it was really impressively clean. We had everything we needed in the kitchen and the beds were very comfortable. The grounds are well kept and we enjoyed hiking around and seeing the beautiful wildflowers. I can't say enough good things about this place. It is unique and combines all the beauty of nature with all the comforts of home and lots of attention to detail in decor and service. The container cabins are really very pretty and the spider sculptures are a neat touch. The sunset view is so amazing my tween girl ordered us all to the upstairs balcony to take it in. This is the perfect place to hang out with friends and family. We were sad to leave and will 100% be back. Best Spring Break ever.

This place is absolutely ratchet. There is NO cell service, it took 24 hours for the cabin to cool…read moredown in March! The furnishings are tore up, even though you pay a $75 cleaning fee they require you to strip the beds, wash the dishes, and take all your garbage to the dumpster that isn't close. The WATER! Smells like a mixture of vomit and sewage that you bathe in. The restaurant/bar is a food truck and some bartenders that sat on top of the cooler for the night. Bun on sandwich was so burnt you couldn't eat it and when I left a google review the owner said I was rude so I guess that is all ok with her! Be careful though, they spy on you while you are there. 30 mintues before checkouT the "housekeeper" cased the place and then parked in front of the dumpsters and watched us... so creepy. Don't waste your money. It's HORRID, plus read the review on Google that says the same thing and the owners response. I'm rude because I kindly called out you overcharge for a dump! I am calling the health department on that food truck they call a restaurant and it. Is Luke a old creepy murder movie they way they spy on you in the dilapidated grounds...gross!

Our go-to stay anytime we visit Texas Hill Country wineries, and it never disappoints…read more The rooms are cozy and private, with everything you need (king bed, kitchenette, patio, even a grill!), nestled in peaceful small-town charm. Fall is hands-down the most magical time to visit, leaves fall like glitter, and the lake views are serene. Bonus magic? Bret, the property manager, who also is Santa for Christmas and is one of the kindest human beings ever. Only in Kingsland! Located right next to Hooper's (yep, that house from Texas Chainsaw Massacre - now a great spot for comfort food and drinks), plus Junction Steakhouse across the way. A perfect, restful stay every time. Highly recommend this hidden gem.

The Antler lnn is a journey back in time. Its a must see and stay at place near a bunch of…read moreamenities (restaurants like Hoopers, prime steakhouse, coffee etc ) and LBJ lake! You can stay in a variety of unique rooms like the main 1900's style true luxury railroad hotel. The Inn keeper who maintains this and the surrounding buildings is so sweet and just delightful. They have 16 rooms all so perfect - 6 in the main house or Inn, 6 in surrounding cottages and 4 in actual wooden 1900s rail cars!!!! So impressed! Must stay at place!

A quaint old home turned into a small boutique hotel on the river. If you are looking for a quiet,…read moregood location with a view, you cannot beat this location. You will receive a text with directions including front door code and room key lock box combo. Pros: 1. Views ... Right downtown below the bridge and off the river. The patios are amazing. 2. The beds were super comfortable. 3. Mainly couples so it is very quiet. 4. The breakfast was nice ... pastries, yogurt, fruit, etc. Cons: 1. No hot water. 2. Single thermostat for the hotel. 3. No staff onsite. This caused an issue when some items were sparse on the breakfast bar, and the key lock box would not open. It took 45 minutes to find and get someone on site to open the keys to our room.

Enjoyed my lunch-ordered the smoked ham Gouda Melt and was delicious. The service was great…read more Didn't realized they had finally reopened. So highly recommend if you are in Llano. Great little spot!

Great room and great service for an overnight stay. Scott at the front desk made sure our check-in…read morewas seamless and hospitable in the highest regard. Breakfast has plenty of options and was tasty. Would definitely come back if we happen to wander through again :)

Buckle up, because this was one of the most frustrating hotel experiences our family has ever had…read more My father is an ER nurse who works overnight shifts at a hospital in the area. He lives roughly three hours away, so when he works multiple consecutive shifts, he stays in Lampasas rather than making a six-hour round-trip commute each day. Knowing that his work schedule is very different from a typical guest's, he made arrangements in advance with hotel management before and during check-in. He clearly explained that he would need to remain in the room until approximately 4:00 PM on his final day so he could sleep between overnight shifts. According to him, the staff acknowledged the arrangement and indicated that it would not be a problem. After completing the second of three consecutive overnight shifts, he returned to the hotel exhausted and finally managed to get some much-needed sleep. At approximately 11:15 AM, he was awakened by hotel staff pounding on the door and informing him that he needed to vacate the room immediately because checkout had passed and the room had already been booked for another guest. When he explained that prior arrangements had been made and approved, the employee stated that she had no knowledge of any such agreement. Whether the issue was poor communication, inadequate documentation, or lack of staff training, the result was the same: a guest who had specifically planned ahead to avoid this exact situation was forced out of his room after being assured that accommodations had been made. To make matters worse, the only remedy offered was to waive a late-checkout fee that should never have been assessed in the first place. An apology is appreciated, but it does not undo the fact that an exhausted healthcare worker was deprived of the rest he had arranged and paid for. As a result, my father was left trying to sleep in his car before heading into a third consecutive overnight shift. Anyone who understands the demands of emergency medicine knows how concerning that is. Mistakes happen. What is difficult to overlook is when a hotel agrees to a special accommodation, fails to communicate it internally, and then places the burden of that failure on the guest. Based on this experience, our family will not be staying here again. If you are relying on this property to honor special arrangements, particularly if you work unusual hours, I would strongly recommend getting everything in writing and confirming it repeatedly.

We stayed here for. Night and absolutely loved it. Such a beautiful hotel. It has been renovated…read morefrom an old historic building. The lighting, decor, bathrooms, it's all top notch. Can't wait to go back. To make it even better, there's a great cafe downstairs that serves delicious food & coffee. I recommend the americano. If you're planning on breakfast, get there before 10, they "shut the waffle maker off at 10".

I love this hotel! Everything was clean, check-in was very easy and the decorations is awesome! The…read moretown is small, quiet and just down right lovely! I will def. stay aging when in TX. P.S. Restaurant right below rooms has amazing food

Ok so this is really like 3.5 stars but I hate to round down…read more This Best Western does the absolute best it can with what it has to work with and is a solid value for the price. The pros: - Staff is very attentive, friendly and helpful - Rooms are clean and reasonably spacious - Rooms have been updated recently - Beds are comfortable and sheets are fine - Fair amount of basic cable options - Breakfast is good The cons: - Building is old and I don't personally love the motel system - Pillows are really awful. They are half size and lumpy - No coffee makers in room (why?????) - Clientele is. . .mixed. On the plus side, no obvious drug deals, so better than any place in Amarillo - Water pressure is low and water smells of sulphur, but that's not really the hotel's fault

I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised. I felt a wave of relief at…read morecheck-in--the staff was very friendly, the lobby was clean, organized, and smelled good. I parked right in front of my door, and while I had my reservations (it's been a while since I stayed in a motel), the room exceeded expectations. It smelled neutral, the carpet looked new, bathroom was spotless--no dirty grout or stray hairs. Shampoo, conditioner, soap, and a blow dryer were all provided. I was woken by sirens during the night. The front desk explained that, due to the location off Hwy 29, wrecks are pretty common in the area. Breakfast was another pleasant surprise. The area was clean and well-kept, and an employee even got cereal and milk for my child. As guests left, he promptly cleaned and reset tables for the next group. The motel is conveniently located next to a gas station in case you need anything. The pillows weren't my favorite, but they were fine. I did feel the price was a bit high, likely due to camp season and the property's close proximity to nearby camps. All in all, I'd stay again.

This is the definition of HIDDEN GEM...it's even in the name!…read more This boutique, hill country property is the perfect stay when visiting Marble Falls, TX. They have the absolute sweetest staff you could ask for. Everyone was so welcoming and accommodating. We were upgraded to a Lakeside/Poolside room and it was just perfect for the kids. The weather was surprisingly warm for January so we most definitely used the jacuzzi and pool. Everything was so clean and tranquil. Just what we needed. The property is a 2 min walk to Main Street and next door to the only Lakeside Chili's in the US, score! The relaxing views of the water could found at every turn and who's going to complain about that?! Not me! For anyone in Austin & San Antonio looking to discover something new and interesting, Marble Falls has you covered...and Hidden Falls Inn has your room waiting. Thank you to the staff, you all are the best!

Although we had to cancel our reservations, you can tell by the conversation on the phone, that…read morethis place is well cared for and the care about their guests. We will definitely be rescheduling our trip.