What a very cute, quaint place to stay!!! We truly enjoyed our 3 day stay in this adorable place in…read morelovely Dripping Springs. We attended a lovely wedding at Camp Lucy! Look fwd to my next visit to the Dripping Springs area & this cute BnB (Clara's house).

We stumbled on this B&B while looking for a hotel for the wedding of good friends that were getting…read moremarried nearby. There are not that many options in the area and we decided to take the main house (they have the main house that sleeps four) and a guest house. We shared it with another couple who was also attending the nearby wedding and I remember it coming out to less than $100 night per couple. The house was charming, but rustic. It is a updated 19th century house that is cozily decorated. We never met the hosts, the Haydons, but they left us notes, fresh banana nut bread and a well stocked pantry and fridge for snacks, continental breakfast items and assorted beverages. We shared a spacious bathroom that had plenty of linen, shampoos, lotions, soaps and a hair dryer if you needed them. We were there in high summer during one of the worst droughts in history. So the grounds were a little scorched. However, they were still beautiful with graceful oaks and stone fences. The AC worked hard to keep up with the heat during the day, but at night the temperature was comfortable. There was a TV, DVD player and games, but we were otherwise occupied with the festivities to enjoy any of these amenities. We came and went as we pleased and pretty much had the run of the place. After the wedding we invited another couple over for drinks and we stayed up chatting. They were from the area and never had heard of the place. They were really surprised how cozy the house was and well maintained. We definitely recommend it and will use the Homestead if we need accommodations in the area again.

Do not book this house if you want any rest or peace!! Read past reviews! I wish I had. We wasted…read more$263 for one night in this dirty loud room. To start off, Instructions to our room were incorrect. It says to park in the back then exit your vehicle to the walkway and go left at the Y, then up a staircase on your right and the Travis door would be the second door on the right and to use the keypad. There is no door on the second floor that says Travis with a keypad. You have to go around to the front of the house and find the door on the FIRST floor that says Travis with the keypad to get in. We were checking in at night and after trying all the stairs at the back of the house where we were told to park and looking at all of the doors, we finally went to the front of the house and found our correct room/door on the first floor. This place is only good if you're a hard sleeper, or if you're here to party and stay up until 2:00 am. Bring ear plugs if you want any sleep before 2:00 am!! The details say quiet time at the house starts at 10:00 pm, but why bother with that "rule" when this house sits across the street from a bar/music venue that stays open until 2:00 am.. You can hear their music blaring and thumping, cars screeching down the side road, people talking on the sidewalks and street, and we even heard a girl throwing up outside at 12:40 am. Also heard an irate man who was kicked out of the bar wandering the street in front of the house screaming profanity and racist comments from 12:30-1:00. It was a great spectacle to watch from our balcony since we couldn't sleep. We heard most of this noise from inside the bedroom while we were trying to sleep, which we did not get to do until after 2:00 as we also heard the bar close and everyone empty out onto the street in front of the house. The battery was missing in the fan/light remote in the bedroom so you couldn't use the fan to help cool the room or to help with white noise. I would've thought this was checked when the room was "cleaned" before our arrival. There was a used k cup still in the coffee maker from whoever stayed last. I would've thought this was checked when the room was "cleaned" before our arrival. There also seemed to be a little white mold spot on the wood floor under the AC unit, and tons of stains on the old carpet on the stairs. Also the shower liner was disgusting, the bathroom tiles were dirty, and the toilet brush by the toilet was disgusting. I wish I did more research on the location of this house, but the bar did not show up on the map. While the house was cute on the outside, the "suite" itself definitely didn't feel like a suite, nor did it feel clean, safe, or relaxing. Such a waste of $263 for ONE night. I was hoping paying more for a place for one night, it would be better than some local hotels but boy were we wrong.

This rundown location is extremely noisy and not at all a place of rest. At first I thought it…read moremight just be the front units that would be impossible to sleep in, but then all of the drag racing and 2:00 engine revving disabused me of that notion. It also lacks even the most basics. It has a kitchen but no wash rag for the sink, nor any ice trays for the freezer. A Kurig, but no coffee pods (not even the cheapest of stuff that roadside motels nowadays offer). No facial tissues to be found anywhere?? Table stakes. Also, must add that this place is potentially quite insecure. There is an external keypad (only) for the entry door, but no way to lock that from within (see photo). Thus, presumably, whomever has stayed previously in your "suite" or who maybe is/has been employed here in some capacity could possibly access your room at any hour of the day or night. And will add - importantly - that the dumpy little bar across the street is open until 2:00a SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. Thump, thump, thump all night long, accompanied by drunken wailing and constant comings and goings of loud trucks with a minimal exhaust system (if any). One will enjoy slamming automobile doors every handful of minutes, especially towards closing time. The music also gets louder and louder as the witching hour approaches - an old bar manager trick to the drinkers a-drinkin.' Oh, patrons park directly in front of McKenzie - literally right outside of your front door if you happen to be in a front unit (woe is you). You are expected to park in the back and walk around if in a front unit. Within the building, there's seemingly zero sound-proofing, either vertically or horizontally. Can clearly make out the words of everyone around you at all hours (made some recordings if ownership/management is ever interested). Which, of course, in turn means that every single thing you say within the confines of your room is up for grabs by all of your neighbors. If you book a ground floor room, every single footstep above will be experienced loudly. As far as aforementioned ownership/management, just know that they will be utterly unsympathetic to any pleas regarding any of this - it's, you know, beyond their control or ability to remedy (even though they haven't warned you about any of this as part of the booking process). This property is a red flag DO NOT STAY under any circumstances - including if the only alternative is to sleep in your vehicle. You were warned.

I had a lovely 5-night stay in the Charlie, part of the Treehouse, this summer, and I would…read moredefinitely return to this property. First, the room was spotlessly clean, and effort was made to make sure everything was comfortable. This is really important to me. Despite being in the country, I never had any issues with bugs. It was easily cleaner than most hotels I've stayed in. The location and the view were what got me! The view from the Charlie cannot be described with words. It is incredible to lay in the big bed and look out over the fields. It is soothing to the soul. I was there off season, and midweek, so maybe it was abnormal, but I rarely encountered anyone - actually my first encounter was as I was packing my car to leave! So, for me it was very quiet, very peaceful. The drive down Creek Road is also stunning, and it's not far too Dripping Springs and everything there. This is a really nice location to have privacy and peace but still things to do. The room had a mini fridge, microwave, and coffee maker (along with a jug of water they provided). The shower took some time to heat up, but once it did, there was plenty of hot water and good pressure. There was an amenities room outside the Treehouse with access to ice, as well as games, books, etc. The owner, Matt was always super responsive to emails. I highly recommend this property for a relaxing visit in the country!

It's a spacious wedding venue for the outdoor space. The house itself is medium sized, but plenty…read morefor a small party.

The Liney Moon is super cute and super clean !!…read more What an awesome experience....cannot wait to visit again. These little cottages are perfect. The bed was really comfortable and the linens were so soft and smelled really fresh! I love how eclectic the decor is and the overall concept is brilliant! Beats hotel stays for sure !!! Huge bonus that Dillon responded to emails promptly and was super sweet as well! Looking forward to my next visit! #girlstrip

We had a WONDERFUL time at Liney Moon for our Family Thanksgiving for 36 people! It had EVERYTHING…read morewe could hope for! Communication was great, as was the property when we arrived. The Housekeeping staff happened to still be there when they let me 'sneak in a bit early' and they were the friendliest and nicest people! Everything was clean and well taken care of. We were very appreciative of all that was done for us to have a 'care-free' Family Thanksgiving. Looking forward to booking again for next year.

The views are just incredible! Nestled away on Lake Travis the Whitecliff Condos offer a great…read moreescape. My wife and I along with two friends booked a condo here for the weekend Fri - Sun. Way better than any hotel. Fully furnished with a gas grill will suit all your entertaining needs. There isn't much in the area for going out (which we love but if you need too there is good food at Lee's and Briarcliff Bistro just up the road) but cook yourself, bring your drinks and enjoy the breeze on the patio overlooking the lake. There is also a pool and spa deck which offers great view while enjoying the water. We will certainly book here again. Our unit's owner stopped by at check out and was a wonderful lady. Shelly thank you for allowing us to use your condo we had a beautiful weekend!

The condo was advertised as three bedrooms. Nowehere was it mentioned that the third bedroom is…read moreactually a conversion of loft into a bedroom. If people were in living room there was no privacy for the third bedroom and was noisy to sleep in - The three propane tanks provided for the outdoor grill were empty. All marinated food brought for grilling had to be trashed - The broil function of the kitchen appliance was not working - The fan in the living room made loud noise and so could not use it - Further all 3 fans were on the same switch making them useless to use - The lock used on the condo for keys is so old that we spend 15-20 mins to unlock and then 15-20 mins to lock Based on these issues, we requested refund for 1 night stay out of the 3 nights which they were not ready to give. We will never recommend this.

Loved every minute of our week stay. We had 31 family members between 4 months and 92 years old…read morestay. Some could only stay a day or so but everyone had a wonderful time. Grounds had all sort of activities or you could just walk around. A few deer in the mornings. Cabins were super clean, very comfy and well stocked. I give this place 5 stars. Mike your place is great!

Just returned home from a work retreat at this property. We had an amazing time! It is very clean…read morewith tons to do. I was in cabin 6 with two other adults. The bathroom is perfect for multiple users while maintaining privacy. It is divided up into three smaller rooms with many sinks and mirrors. The gathering areas are very home-like. The pool looks small, but don't let it fool you. There was plenty of room for us to spread out and have a good time. Thank you for opening up this property for us to enjoy! Note: there is no cell service here. It's truly a place to disconnect. There is WiFi, but it is "county speed". It's a fun addition to truly help you disconnect.

We visited Camp Ben on a Sunday. I absolutely appreciate and love that it's free to visit, unless…read moreyou want a camp site, and then there's a reasonable fee. We found a picnic table and had lunch. We enjoyed the beautiful day, the peace and quiet, and the wildflowers. We walked around for a bit and checked out the creek that has pretty low water right now. It will be beautiful once it fills up, we just need some good rain! I'm sure we'll be back.

This location has potential, but serious improvements are needed in cleanliness, maintenance,read more

just left it was gorgeous. The grounds are to die for as always. But today I had a massage by Sonia…read morebest I've ever had in my whole life.

I rarely leave reviews, but I felt compelled to share my experience after my husband and I returned…read moreto Lake Austin Spa and Resort for the first time since it came under new ownership. The resort is now owned by a REIT (real estate investment trust), which typically focuses on maximizing profits by cutting costs--and unfortunately, the effects are noticeable. What We Enjoyed: - The staff and instructors were wonderful, and the classes remain a highlight of the stay. Where It Fell Short: - The renovations have stripped much of the resort's former charm. The spaces now feel commercial and impersonal. - The dining room, once cozy, now resembles a nursing home cafeteria. - Beautiful, home-like furniture has been replaced with generic Westin-style pieces. - Harsh LED sconces and bright LED bulbs in the room diminished the tranquil atmosphere. We often had to keep the lights off to avoid being blinded. - Meals were acceptable in taste but frequently served lukewarm rather than hot, which was especially disappointing for soups. Overall, while the people and programming remain excellent, the atmosphere and attention to detail have been compromised under the new management. This resort used to feel like a home away from home, but now it feels like a commercial property prioritizing margins over guest experience and sub par value based on pricing.