What a beautiful place to stay in Clifton. It is literally walking distance to so many things. We…read morestayed in Jenny's Garden which was precious, clean, and was amazingly decorated. Our wedding guests filled up the Inn and everyone loved their rooms. They even have a studio on the first floor. My mom who is 82 appreciated not having to go up the stairs. Her room was really big. I think she was ready to move in! We loved everything about our stay. Thank you so much for your southern hospitality.

Absolutely lovely, historic inn. Located in downtown Clifton, TX which has some nice shops,…read moreantiquing and restaurants. The Lone Star room was beautifully furnished, comfortable and pristine.

Our church hosted a family retreat at Gathering Oaks earlier this month and everyone involved had a…read morereally great time. My husband and I were part of the kitchen/meal crew and stayed in the Gathering House. The kitchen was quite well-stocked and the extra fridge around the corner + extra storage space was much needed. We did have to bring some of our own equipment but we were thoroughly prepared to do so because Gathering Oaks provided all the information about what was available at the retreat center ahead of time. The sound proofing isn't the greatest in the main house for those staying in the ground floor rooms, but that didn't really end up mattering too much since I'm a pretty deep sleeper. Those who wake up more easily from loud noises may not have as easy a time staying in one of the bedrooms in the Gathering House. The facilities are all very well kept and the kids had a great time with the outdoor activities and the fire pit at night. Would definitely consider Gathering Oaks in the future for smaller retreats (about 40-60 people max).

They were all booked up at Gathering Oaks Resort Main Property, no problem, 2 montgs out! but they…read morehad 'farmhouse" accommodations available. But we wouldn't be allowed to enter the pool or tennis courts or the main prooerty at all. They kindly referred me to another venue that will probably work out.

I love this place. I have stayed here a couple of times for a romantic get away from the metroplex…read more. It's a real diamond in the rough . Tons of charm ! Comply and Cozy . The owner is very friendly and easy to get along with. There are great places to eat around there or bring groceries and utilize the kitchen. I have slept like a baby and left feeling totally rested. I highly recommend this place. ( just not on a night I want to reserve it... Ha! ) make sure you sign the guest book !!!

Stayed at this beautiful home last night and wish we had more time to be here. This is NOT a…read more"drive-by" when looking for a place to stay in Hico. The outside is a little plain but the inside is a vintage dream yet with every modern convenience you need. We happened to call last minute and the owner met us there in 10 minutes and explained the history of the house. She and her husband bought it and restored it back to its original beauty. There's a photo album of everything they did to restore the house and the antiques she purchased for the rooms are stunning. Can't say enough about how cool this house is!

Absolutely in love with this off the beaten path sanctuary. Just happened to look on Yelp for…read moreplaces to stay while we were on a winery road trip. Saw a few snaps and made a last minute call! We totally lucked out and felt like we won the Lottery when we walked in. The proprietor met us on the little road heading down (while she was feeding the chickens, with a longhorn standing ominously behind her). Then - a huge fireplace with burning logs to welcome us in. We arrived late afternoon and just took a brief walk around the grounds on a few of the many trails. The Prayer chapel has a custom made cross with a stained glass dragonfly. The serenity of the scenic landscape is really something. This would be a perfect getaway for a group or spiritual retreat. Truly an amazing feeling - like you've just come home! Can't wait to return when the seasons change.

Awesome place, great host, man you just explain the whole feeling like being at grandma's house…read more Its the same experience! Will definitely recommend and definitely go again !

Sometimes you just need to get away from the city. Sometimes you want to replace construction with…read morerolling hills and traffic lights with a starry sky. And sometimes you don't want to invest hours and hours in a car drive to accomplish this goal. Meridi Inn is the answer! This homey Bed & Breakfast is located in Meridian, Texas - the town that's home to the National BBQ Championship Cook-off (yum). The B&B was originally the owner's parents' (or grandparents') home and she relocated to the place it rests now. Each room has its own unique feel. Every space is cozy. The back patio is a great place to lounge and look out across the Bosque County wilds while you enjoy your cuppa joe. And the owner, Jan Duncan, is a very kind and gracious lady. Give this place a visit for a mini-getaway! Also, flip through the guestbook when you arrive - you'll be amazed how far back the dates go!

Extremely beautiful property! Cabins are quite & comfortable, the hot tub was AMAZING, the fish…read morewere biting everyday, & there were even horses that walked around the cabin every morning

We stayed 4 nights during spring break. The cabins were off in the woods, very quiet. We took our…read more3 kids and some we loved our stay, I wish there was a little more offered as guests. We have stayed in agglomeration cabins and rental homes over the years and really appreciate those that go above and beyond- these did not. Having a list of things to do around the city, which is very small, would have been nice. Or the option of renting a fishing pole, maybe even a loaner that were could check out for the day would have been nice. We are not fishing people, we have never been so offering that would be nice. The is a place to have a fire bur no wood, again it would be nice if that was something included. Overall, the cabin was just that- a place to stay to sleep. Not much else in regards to activities. If I were to make a suggestion: 1. Have fishing rods (cheap, crappy ones) that guests could borrow 2. List of family fun activities close by 3. List of good places to eat 4. Any great places top see, shop or stop by the locals know about but out-of-towners would not It's a great place to just get away and relax, just a little lost as far as what to do around there.

My wife and I celebrated our 47th wedding anniversary in Waco, where our romance began at Baylor…read moreUniversity when we were students, and stayed here for three nights. The hosts are very gracious and excellent at taking care of their guests. Everyday started with a delicious made to order breakfast. You could pick from pancakes, Belgian waffles or awesome biscuits. You could also select your eggs. Every meal included bacon or sausage and fruit. It was a great start to our day. I highly recommend staying here! They have many repeat customers and there is a reason, it is simply an outstanding place. In a day when everyone is focused on making a buck, these folks are focused on taking care of their guests and making every stay a very memorable experience. You get a real sense of home away from home. The rooms are very comfortable and they even have California King beds and for a guy who is 6'9" tall it was exquisite. They define the word hospitality. Give them a try. You will not be disappointed. You will not find a better place to stay.

Lovely setting in a nice wooded subdivision. The breakfasts were delicious and made to order with…read morevarious selections! The hosts, Dana and Retha, were extremely friendly and catered to our every need! Wonderful stay over all!!

I know of this place from years ago and had recommended it to friends that were interested in Waco…read moreand the Magnolia market. I need to attend a wedding in North Dallas and did not want to get stuck in traffic coming back to San Antonio so I opted to stay here. The owner opened the place up an hour early for me so I could shower and get ready for the wedding. She didn't have time because it was, so last-minute to order pastries so she gave me a gift card to a local restaurant that was absolutely incredible and right up my alley. I plan to do this again.

This was my 4th stay. And I will be back in October. HH feels like home to me. You get space and…read moreeverything you need.....even ear plugs if you are traveling with snoring friends. She also provides eye masks but we didn't need them. I highly recommend the World Cup Coffee breakfast option!!! Don't miss the fair trade shop that is attached to World Cup Coffee. When I have to leave early, I get the pastry option. The pastries are yummy. You also have access to games and books. A few years ago, I stayed in the first floor room. It's smaller but just as homey as upstairs.

The Moore Ventura Bed and Breakfast is a fantastic place for a weekend getaway. The owners have…read moredone a tremendous job renovating the house as well as adding their own touch! Breakfast is a two-course homemade meal and is well worth it! Ennis itself does not have all that much to do (apart from the Bluebonnet festival in April). If you are around Dallas, I recommend spending the day up there and the evening at Moore Ventura. My fiancée and myself stayed in the Laura Camille room, which has its own attached reading room and private bathroom.

Had an amazing experience here at Moore-Ventura. The hosts were very gracious and the house has an…read moreamazing history. Sam and Joanne will tour you through the home and give you the history of the home along with the origin of the antiques all around their home. Breakfast was great and an added treat of sitting with the hosts and hearing about their past and stories. Be sure and ask Sam to see his personal train sets and miniature elaborate town the trains go through in their 3rd floor attic. One of the neatest surprises of the whole trip! Make sure and ask them about the Italian place they recommended for dinner. One of the best chicken alfredo I've ever had (yes in Ennis, TX). Will be back and highly recommended!

We enjoyed our stay for our family reunion! We stayed in the wagons and it was nice to be in our…read moreown little area. Sean led our Safari Adventure and was amazing! He was very knowledgeable and friendly and accommodating! It was good to go on an animal safari where we felt the animals were happy, well cared for and well fed. The food in the restaurant was incredible! We LOVED every dish we ordered! It was delicious and high quality. The unique food offerings created by the chef were better than we even expected. This was the best chicken fried steak we've ever had and we're Texans so we've eaten a lot of chicken fried steak in our lives. Be sure to check the time and days the restaurant is open. I wish I had asked the name of the chef! Two things we wish could've been a little better: 1. We went in July and it was HOT and the wagons don't have a place to be together as a group out of the heat. We went to the upstairs of the main buildings. We were asked to leave because they were going to have a meeting in the upstairs room, so we were told we could go downstairs. Then the ACs needed attention and we were asked to go somewhere else, maybe the saloon/restaurant. This was 4pm and the Saloon had just opened. We just needed a place in the shade with AC to play board/card games. This led to problem 2: the waitress. The waitress on 7/25/26 between 4-7pm (possibly BrigaL) told us we were just taking up space and unless we ordered something we needed to leave (there were NO other customers in there at this point). So we decided to order an early dinner for our entire party. Once we were ready to order, the waitress never approached us. We walked up to her and told her we were ready to order. She replied, "I was waiting on you.". Then, while we ordered, we received multiple eye rolls, frustrated sighs , and obvious unhappiness with us. While this could've been overlooked, we were given our bill at the end without a receipt. My husband did quick math and noticed it was almost $20 over what we had ordered. When we asked about it, she frustratedly told us that was for the water. For our family of six, she charged us $3/person for cups of water! She took our bill and after maybe 5-10 minutes brought it back with the water price taken off and the little pay-at-the-table box. She looked directly over my husband's shoulder, almost touching him, staring at the screen while he chose his tip amount. It was EXTREMELY awkward, uncomfortable, and unprofessional! The whole experience with her was so poor, we knew we could not handle eating another meal there in case she was the only server. ( It seemed to be there was only one server per night. The server on our first night, 7/24, was great! ). Overlooking that very uncomfortable evening at the restaurant (the food was still amazing and incredible), we had a great time! We just wish there was a cool area for families to hang out in the middle of the summer. We did swim while we were there, but we needed another place to play games and just be together as a family. We would recommend this Ranch for family reunions and gatherings!

We had a wonderful family reunion staying in the hotel suites and farmhouse at Moon River Ranch!…read moreIt's such a beautiful place and so peaceful. My favorite activity was the safari, led by Sean. He shared interesting facts and insights from his personal experience caring for the animals. He even explained how the myth of the unicorn began!