This is our second night here, and I couldn't wait any longer to leave this review! If you're…read moreconsidering staying here--do it! I can't say enough great things about this place. The location, the amenities, the tranquility--everything is perfect! My husband and I came to celebrate our 29th wedding anniversary, looking to disconnect and simply enjoy each other's company. This place has been absolute heaven. The bed is incredibly comfortable--I didn't want to get up this morning! The hammock is perfect for an afternoon nap or stargazing at night. The sunsets are breathtaking, the hot tub is a wonderful bonus, and the fire pit was a favorite of ours. There's so much to love here, and we will absolutely be back. Thank you for an unforgettable stay!

Take your money the ghost you ! We arrange AM check in to…read moreavoid setting up tent in the dark when we returned at 11pm . James " No problem text me I'll send gate code " arrived at 10 am , text James then waited at gate for two hours ! Text,call, email and messaged James for 8 hours !! He completely ghosted us and left us with no where to stay . He refuses to respond to my request for a refund .

3.5 We stopped in to…read moresee the Pioneer town because it's a free attraction. Most of the buildings were closed, but it's a neat thing, mostly for younger children. The bottle house was the best building to look at for photography. The train ride, which is $6, was the best part of this attraction as it's about a mile around the area. Not much in the way of narration, but a fun excursion. Parking is free out front, and no validation is needed. You're also a stone's throw away from the river, which is a nice photography location. Be careful of the road, though, as drivers aren't always paying attention.

We did a self-tour during what would be considered outside of tourist dates as we were the only…read moreones there. The little "town" is undergoing renovations and upgrades but it didn't stop us from exploring. Situated along the water you really get the old Western town feel. The little locomotive was working and we did see people on it but opted to save that for the next time. We do want go back when everything is in full swing with folks dressed from the era, shops open, etc. Still, we had fun walking around and checking everything out. I just think this is such a cute experience for everyone.

Great place for a 2-3 day retreat. Dog-friendly (on leash required). The customer service responds…read morequickly, and check-in/check-out are smooth and easy. This year's water level is historically low (since the 1960s), so direct swimming access to the water is nearly impossible. Boat ramp closed. However, the view is still spectacular. We also appreciate the grill spots -- we saw previous complaints about the grills -- honestly, we don't quite understand why they are being so picky with the public grill spots lol... I can tell they have tried their best to manage/clean. A/C works well, especially at night! Not much noise created. All the fire pits were upgraded and well-maintained. Some things to be careful with: 1/ Some weeds in the grass can be sticky and painful to pick off. Be careful walking in grass near the cabins (wear water shoes). 2/ Some dogs may be reactive to people/other dogs (barking). But everyone was very respectful. 3/ Didn't try the swimming pool; it looks a little muddy. 4/ Coffee station not working well. We noticed from others' reviews and brought our own coffee boiling pot with pour makers. They also didn't provide milk/coffee mate. 5/ Pillows are not quite comfortable.

Can't believe it's been 10 years since my first stay at Canyon Lakeview Resort. Instead of a group…read moreof 40, we were about 24 adults, a few kiddos, and a handful of furbabies. And just like last time, it was a great stay. I'm not sure if I noticed their amenities last time or if they added on facilities in the last decade, but a few things to know: o There is a giant, we're talking massive swimming pool that's 3"5 deep all the way around. As a shawty, I appreciate that. There's plenty of seating, pergolas for much-needed shade. No restrooms at the pool. o Volleyball court o A main lodge area/event space, perfect for family reunions and such. o There's a "motel" also onsite. o It's dog-friendly, with a max of two dogs per cabin and a $25 deposit per pet per night. o Amazing sunsets, direct lake access for swimming or boating, grilling areas, and "The Point" which is a great spot for a nightcap and handing with friends/family. As for the cabins, once again our group reserved five of their six cabins that each come equipped with two decks overlooking Canyon Lake, a hot tub, multiple bedrooms, living spaces, fireplaces, full kitchens.... Note that some cabins may have a studio-style room with no wall. Our AC was kickin' and there was plenty of hot and cold water. Only gripe is the living room seating in our cabin, Cabin F. The chairs stunk like BO. My guess is that guest sit on them with wet river clothes... hope they steam them.

We had such a relaxing and beautiful stay from start to finish. It truly had everything you could…read moreneed for a comfortable getaway. The room was cozy and thoughtfully set up with a mini fridge (perfect for storing leftovers), a coffee and tea station, and an incredibly comfortable bed that made it hard to leave in the mornings. The bar and brunch alone are worth the visit. Everything we tried was amazing, but the stuffed French toast completely stole the show, hands down the best French toast I've ever had. We also ordered the tostadas, biscuits and gravy, and avocado toast, and every dish was full of flavor and beautifully done. The mimosas were just as impressive; I tried the guava mimosa for the first time and it was so refreshing and delicious. To top it all off, the atmosphere is absolutely perfect. Sometimes they have live music, and you can also head out back to relax by the fire, which really adds to the overall experience. It's peaceful, charming, and feels like the perfect escape. This is truly one of the best places to stay in Wimberley, and we can't wait to come back.

Great relaxed brunch location with some outstanding mixed drinks and cocktails to enhance the…read moremorning festivities or continue the celebration. Best visited by couples in love, fun groups of friendly people and folks looking to relax and enjoy a great hill country vibe out on the patio too.

Everything was wonderful at the Cottage. Check-in and check-out was a breeze. The cottage was clean…read moreand ready for us, with all the necessary supplies and essentials to make our stay pleasant.

We had such a great time here, we're planning another family reunion. Perfect spot for multiple…read morefamilies in a beautiful small town.

Cedars Ranch is an absolute gem! From the moment we arrived, we felt like VIPs with the effortless…read morecheck-in process. The accommodations were top-notch, blending comfort with style--perfect for a getaway! The pool setup is a slice of paradise! The pool bar with swings added a fun twist to our lounging experience, making it the ideal spot to sip cocktails and relax. Too bad we didn't have time to hit the newly added pickleball courts--game on for next visit! Location, location, location--just 10 minutes from the charming downtown Wimberley. It was so easy to pop over for a bit of local flavor (shout out to Wimberley Donuts). We also embarked on a festive wine tour in the area, which was the cherry (...grape?) on top of an already fantastic stay. Cedars Ranch is the place to be for a memorable escape filled with fun, relaxation, and a bit of sport! We hope to be back soon!

We absolutely LOVED this venue! Everything about it, from…read morethe landscaping and beautiful trees and nature to the thoughtfully designed casitas and domes, the pool and all the amenities-just perfect !! 180 of us flew and drove in from all over the states for a spectacular long weekend together. I just wish we could have stayed longer. Thanks cedars ranch for everything!!

The staff was very friendly and helpful. If you are fragile or handicapped, you do not want to stay…read morehere. The access to rooms are not paved and can be hard to navigate. Our room (#14) was extremely difficult to enter. There were two steps to climb. The first one was OK. The second one was more than a foot high. Very difficult to climb. There were no rails or anything else to hold onto. The first thing we saw when we entered our room was a broom with a wad of hair stuck to it. Then a dust pan just lying on the floor. Then there was the bathroom. Let's just say that I have seen larger in a small motor home. The most redeeming factor is that the beds were very comfortable. If you are young and healthy, this could be a nice place to stay. The scenery in the area was awesome.

There are a lot of positives about this resort: the river is beautiful, the "town" is super cute,…read moreand the staff is friendly. I've stayed here twice, and our accommodations the first time around in one of the larger cabins was beautiful. Everything was very clean, and modern looking. However, I was significantly less impressed when we came back and stayed in one of the smaller cabins. There were orange stains on all of the linen, the lighting was strange, and it just looked and felt dingy. It also lacked basic necessities to be comfortable in an overnight stay, like paper towels and regular towels (they tell you to bring your own but I still find it strange). The area and town are beautiful, so we would like to return but I will consider looking into alternate accommodations next time.

I went to Sage Hill Spa with my peers for a staff wide mental health day. I live in Austin, so it…read morewas about 20 minutes outside of town but since it was in the opposite direction of traffic I didn't mind the drive. Upon arrival, our supervisors provided us with a day pass to the spa which included, access to the grounds, trail access, pickleball access, library access, breakfast, coffee/tea, an hour long massage and a boxed lunch. We started at the pickleball courts and we were the only ones out there. The staff provided us with pickleball equipment so don't worry if you don't have any! After a few rounds, we then went to the spa to get our massage. In the massage building there were four separate rooms and a bathroom. Everything was clean and smelled amazing. A male masseuse then guided me to our room and ensured I was comfortable and asked if I had any areas I wanted to focus on. The massage was INCREDIBLE! My peers had nothing but great things to say about their experience as well. One masseuse was even experienced in pre-natal massages. The boxed lunch meal was such a delicious treat. It came with a sandwich, cookie, drink, chips and a salad. After lunch, a few of us walked some trails and sat around the fire pit. I would recommend sage hill a hundred times! If you're looking for a weekend getaway, a date night, team bonding, or some quick personal self care, Sage Hill is it!

This place is a hidden gem! This gorgeous boutique hotel sits between Wimberley and Kyle, Texas and…read moreoffers luxurious accommodations with resort-style amenities. Every detail encourages guests to slow down, relax, and soak in the outdoors. The sunsets here are absolutely stunning! We stayed at their "Ranch House" which sleeps 7! It was extremely spacious and had a large backyard with a porch, hot tub, fire pit, and a hammock too! It was so relaxing being out in the hill country and being able to relax with our friends! We were even able to see deer right in front of our place! To add to the comfort, each person staying on the property gets a 3-course dinner and a hearty breakfast-- all included with our stay. The food was so good, and we were told it's farm-to-table! We opted to eat our dinner outside and we had the most perfect view of the sunset! There's so much to explore--I wish I could've done it all. I was only here for one night so I missed out on the Pickleball court, hiking trails, and spa. I definitely hope to be back soon, it was exactly what I needed to reset

I have been going to the Mountain View Lodge for many years (now called The Bygone). When I looked…read moreat the website this year planning to visit again I was astounded to see that a basic room now costs over $300! I would say that my annual trip is a thing of the past...bygone!

Set among the trees and rocks it's a great little spot! Nice pool with a view. Room was very clean,…read morecold and the bed was comfy. Recently redone I guess all is really new looking and tastefully done. Nice shower with a rain head. I'd love to come back in the winter and sit on a balcony with a book! This would be 5 star if the fridge was mini bar type which they may be in the process of doing. Oh and the morning of they texted to welcome us and wish safe travels.

We enjoyed our two nights stay recently at Blair House Inn…read more First of all, it was very quiet and serene. Also, the bed was extremely comfortable and also the pillows. Everything was very clean, and although we didn't eat breakfast, which were included, I'm sure they were probably very good. The host, Eli, was professional and polite. There is a spa on the property, and when we go again, I'm going to be sure and schedule something to pamper myself! The landscape was beautiful, and although it is a small property and is still in the process of a few renovations, nonetheless, we would definitely recommend this bed-and-breakfast, especially if you're looking for a place of quiet, rest and relaxation.

Cabin was beautiful and clean. All wood was very greasy though. This is our fourth stay at this…read morebed-and-breakfast. It has slowly gone downhill year after year. The attention to detail is just not there. Breakfast is supposed to be from 8:30 to 9:30. We got there at 8:30 and there was no coffee. The floors were filthy. The lights were not even on and the water was in the same container from the night before.... not sure if it's management or ownership but details are brushed over for sure. For the money, we will find someplace else that pays better attention to details. This will be our last stay.