BEWARE OF BED BUGS and a company that will not make things right when you get bit in one of their…read morehomes! Horrible customer service! Don't get bit! Literally!

Stayed in several of their houses - some are OK but avoid Granny Smiths at all cost. - Arrived to…read morefind house an absolute disaster - burnt eggs in the sink, tub and toilet filthy - beds dirty. Avoid at all cost. If you try to get satisfaction from Backroads Reservations they ignore you - there are some nice little motels in Bandera and Kerrville - try them and avoid the hassle and save a little money too.

My wife and I love our cabin and the property. It is everything we wanted, and needed. Stacey, the…read moreowner, is a kind and caring person who makes us feel welcome. We have been blessed to find this wonderful place. Gary and Dee

We stayed last night at the Hunter's Cabin. On arrival we noticed that the shower had not been…read morecleaned. There were used bars of soap stacked up in the soap holder and someone's used razor was still in there. I called the office and the response I received was "what do you want me to do about it" and that "the maid usually does a great job". They never offered to come and clean and asked if I could throw away the soap and razors. This was suppose to be an anniversary night for me and my husband and we were both very disappointed. When my husband did try and turn the shower on this morning the shower head sprayed all over the bathroom. It clearly needed to be replaced but looks like someone has patched it multiple times. Other than that the cabin was ok, but we would never stay there again. If it weren't for the great winery in town, we would have had a terrible anniversary.

From the owner: A Place To Stay Reservations provides nightly accommodations in and around the town of Bandera and…read morethe surrounding Texas Hill Country. With the ability to accommodate up to 20 people in a single Guest House, we take pride in knowing we can accommodate all tastes and budgets! Your choices range from rooms within walking distance of Main Street Bandera to accommodations just a few minutes from town (for those desiring a little privacy and seclusion) and Guest Houses in the surrounding Hill Country.

It may be a nice place but don' count getting your deposit back if you need reschedule. We are…read moreout 728.00 and I'm not happy.

This place got it 95% right!! Alec was accommodating and so helpful! Kim and the remaining housing…read morestaff were amazing. The meals were served family style, different every day, and so delicious and local!!! The room was perfect and as expected on a back country ranch. I was surprised and thankful we had an electric heater!! The horses and ranch staff were a bit stand off ish until they get to know you, but then they are super friendly and accommodating, so please give everyone a chance, they are all great people. The facilities are great, though we came at a time of year that the pool was not in use. The only thing we were a bid irked by was how the horses didn't seemed to be brushed daily, and they had burrs and mud caked on them. I would think it would still be a profitable business after being in the family for over a hundred years, to have a hired hand that just took care of the horses on a daily basis, since that is the business' main draw and attraction. Other than that, an outstanding time!!

We spent 2025 Thanksgiving week at Boulderdash, and it was fantastic. Extremely well run RV…read morefacility, strong stable power at the pedestal, good water, and well kept grounds. Small, but perfect for us because it was not overrun with people in golf carts, 4 wheelers, etc. The owners, Lyn & Carol-anne, have their residence right next door, and are available for any issues or questions. And they delivered warm pumpkin bread loaves to all campers on Thanksgiving! They have built a great escape with this RV park. There is also a house, an apartment, and a renovated RV available for rent. Bandera is about 10-15 minutes away, if you have to "do something". Highly recommended. We will be back!

We arrived to find Carol-anne waiting for us, with a welcoming smile as big as Texas. She led us to…read moreour site and gave us a quick rundown of some of the park rules (trash, laundry, parking, etc). As others have said, there was a complimentary mason jar of deer corn on our picnic table and a printed sheet of park info. Lyn stopped by to say hello while we were setting up. He seems to always have something to keep him busy in the park...always on the go. They live up the hill, above the park, so they're close by if you need anything. There are two shower/restrooms: a converted horse trailer (so cool!) and the more traditional one that's part of the office building. The traditional one has a shower that is divine! Big and roomy, with real water pressure!!! The laundry is two/two deal, with each load costing a total of either $3 (your own laundry soap and dryer sheets) or $5 (their laundry soap and dryer sheets). The Wi-Fi is the best we've ever encountered! Never once were we knocked offline, no slow weak signal, we were able to stream as much as we wanted. It really was the best! This is a very small park and it feels more like you're hanging out in someone's backyard. Very cozy, very calm. Wildlife everywhere. We ended up buying 80 lbs of deer corn, strawberries, blueberries, cabbage, carrots, grapes and apples for the deer, as well as peanuts for the squirrel that lives in the knothole of the tree next to the deck. The wildlife was a big selling point in booking our stay here, and it did not disappoint: fawns, does, spikes, bucks, gray fox, raccoon, squirrels, cardinals, titmouses, doves and house finches were our visitors. I would imagine it's tough to get a reservation here during high season, but if you can, do it! You'll love it! (Word of caution...the last stretch of the drive here, maybe a quarter of a mile, is unmaintained gravel that requires a very slow crawl if you want to be kind to your rig. Take it slow and easy, and you'll be rewarded with a great stay at a lovely little gem of a park.)

Jim provided my wife and a large, clean, comfortable RV for our long weekend getaway. He took care…read moreof delivery, setup and pickup and encouraged us to call him with any questions, all at a fair price. We couldn't have asked for a better company to work with. If you're looking to rent an RV (of almost any size), look no further, give "Get Out Of Town RV" a call today.

From the owner: We offer free delivery and set up within 30 miles of us in Schertz, TX and can deliver to further…read morelocations for a fee. We also offer the option for you to pick up the travel trailer, take it wherever you would like within the United States, and return it to us once the rental is over. Proudly retired from US Army with 28 years of service. We proudly offer discounts for active, reserve, and retired military as well as first responders and educators!

DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR MONEY! They will not give you a refund under any circumstances. We were not…read moreinformed that there was no restroom nor showers in our room. Everything is community shared. Huge safety concern is the ceilings. It is a drop down ceiling and lifting up the ceiling tile in one room and give you access to the next. There are much better places to stay in bandera.

Outdoor bath, no microwave, no pool. Well appointed. Coffee pot missing lid in which moths nest…read more Got all but 1 out. Suspect he took a swim in my coffee (moth eaten lol) Step carefully, has 2 dangerous ones. Speaking of danger, the power is a snarled strip?.Oven broiler so filthy I put it outside and creamer dish awful. The community trash can under the trailer window reaked and was stuffed full as well. All is photoed, videoed, documented, reported and available upon request. A violent storm raged all night. The power went out. Car charged my phone for at least a flashlight. The trailer canopy fell across exit door trapping me in. I was not checked on during the night, rather, rescued in the morning. So, I could not use the restroom the whole of that time.. No apologies/concern offered. With all the mud,, a shower was not an option as the drain was clogged with bugs. The patio was drenched due to canopy failure. Owner didn't even offer to wipe the surfaces. So, I sat on the trailer stoop for the duration of my stay (I vacated a day early due to no shower in all this mud). OWNER LIVES ON PROPERTY AND KNEW THIS!!!! Under dire circumstances, and with but another night already paid for, I "graciously" offered to return a different eve, giving the owner an opportunity to clean up and fix things..when I really should have been offered refund/comp as a good business practice by "A Place to Stay Reservations", but thought to offer the owner an even better remedy in her favor instead. Owner absolutely did not care. Think twice before reserving this abode. Not $40-50.00 a night as advertised, by aplacetostay, a nearby Bandera Texas business. Bate & switched to $66.66. Must make own beds at arrival. Strip, transport bedding to laundry at departure? Don't we specifically pay premium price not to have to do this and all the other litany of clean up rules they have in place? Aren't we suppose to be on vacation??? I'm an easy-to-please, understated, happy-go-lucky, hardy country gal, and an author for a travel magazine (the reason for my stay) complaints kept coming in of people deserving refunds but not getting them. I, a senior staff, was sent to verify. This is, "A Place to Stay", as the name of the company implies, just NOT a good one. READ YELP REVIEWS who reflect the same experiences and be good stewards of what's right, and add yours to it, the Better Business Bureau, AirBnB, and Facebook. -----