Absolutely amazing experience here. Literal breakfast in bed experience and the food was really…read moregood and they don't wake you up too early. High tea is a must experience to do. Staff is so attentive and sweet and everything feels so personal. I loved this place so much and can't wait to go back.

This was a great get away for our first wedding anniversary! The whole property was very clean and…read morecomfortable, the decor in the "Ranch Room" was beautiful and made it feel like home. Everyone was super friendly and it was so hard to checkout when it was time to leave. I can't recommend a stay here enough. Also if you book a massage make sure you arrive early so you don't miss any time on your purchase.

Stayed for one night as we were driving through Johnson City. Because of the great reviews, we…read morechose to stay here. Glad we did! The room was clean, spacious and the bed was oh so comfy. The sheets were satin and lovely. I think it would be nice to have some fresh brewed coffee and pastries in the morning at the main house. Only negative, but not enough to give anything less than a 5 star.

What a great find! Peaceful, reasonably priced bed and breakfast. Our room was clean, food was…read moregood, beautiful upstairs front porch overlooking the oak tree grove.

On the Buffalo Bend property there are two cabins and the owner's house. The El Sol and the La…read moreLuna are about 75 yards apart. Both cabins have identical interiors and exteriors. However, there are two distinctive differences in the cabins. The El Sol cabin is the second cabin on the road and is a little more secluded. The La Luna has a better view. My wife and I stayed in the El Sol cabin because we wanted more seclusion. The owner of the cabins, Melissa, emails perfect directions and you will need these directions. It's not difficult to find the cabins, but if you didn't have the printed directions you wouldn't be able to locate them. When we arrived at the El Sol cabin, Melissa had just finished checking the cabin. Melissa is extremely nice and told us about a storm had hit them two days prior, so the satellite tv and internet weren't working. This didn't bother us since we never turned on the tv and we used our smartphones for the internet. Either way, both utilities were repaired and running by our second day. Both cabins have wooden floors and consist of a living room/kitchen area, one bedroom, and a bathroom. The living/kitchen area has a wood burning fireplace, tv, sofa, chair, refrigerator, stovetop oven, microwave, coffee pot, and dining table. There are window a/c units in the living room area and bedroom. I don't know how well they work since we didn't need them. They also have ceiling fans in the bedroom and living areas. We were able to sleep with the windows open since the cabins sit high enough for a very pleasant breeze. The bedroom has a queen size bed. My wife and I both thought the mattress was too soft for us. We're not big people, but our bodies formed somewhat of a "valley" in the mattress. Some people like this, but we like some firmness to our mattress. This was our only complaint, if you want to call it that since it really didn't affect our sleep. The bedroom also has a chest to store some of your clothes, end tables, and a clock/radio/alarm. The bathroom does have a suitable place for hanging all your clothes. Also in the bathroom there's a nice size step in shower, a sink, and of course, a toilet. There was plenty of hot water and you don't have to wait long to get the water hot enough for a nice shower. The water supply is collected rain water. Both cabins have their own cisterns and the water is filtered. Showers are nice with the soft rain water and much better than city water. Some people might not enjoy the taste of filtered rain water, more so if they're use to their chemical laden city water. :) We didn't have any issues with drinking the water. Outside, the cabins have plenty of trees. The El Sol is a tad more wooded. Both cabins have a gas grill, outdoor table and chairs, fire pit, hammock, and lounging chairs. There are two rocking chairs on the porch of both cabins. Both cabins have working hot tubs. I think I covered everything you need to know about the cabins. For my wife and I, it was nice to sit on the porch and watch the deer and foxes walking around the cabins. If you want to guarantee yourself seeing some deer, just throw some feed corn a few yards from the cabin porch. You can buy a bag of corn at the Ace hardware store or the feed store in town. My wife and I had a very nice, quiet, and relaxing time at Buffalo Bend. I'm sure we'll plan another stay in the near future.

Melissa took great care of us and this little cabin as well. Extra mile in all details. The cabin…read moremay look small but it has everything you'd need and feels very roomy on the inside without losing the cozy feel at all. Big enough to comfortably sleep 4. The hot-tub (built the front patio) has a really nice view of the hills MILES away. Did I mention that it's PRIVATE? It was clean and well stocked. Almost instant hot water too. Also, a very short drive to The Square in Wimberley (maybe 4-5 minutes). I don't like to just click "Excellent" on every detail if it really wasn't but it really was ;). buffalobendcabins@yahoo.com

Absolutely loved our time at Sinya! We stayed for two nights. The first night we hiked, charted…read moreconstellations, and grilled hotdogs. The next day I cooked bacon and eggs on the patio, we read books, had the most AMAZING massages and facials, soaked in the hot tub, grilled burgers, spoke to Patrick the Hummingbird about his territorial tendencies, and relaxed. We loved every bit of this little piece of heaven. Thank you, Susan! Bed was divine. Everything is clean and well-kept. Absolute luxury! Susan pays attention to every detail (from dishes and pans to espresso and olive oil). The shampoo, conditioner, and gel are all from the local lavender fields- really this place is perfect.

Attention to detail. So many I couldn't list. Peaceful and beautiful getaway. So many sitting…read moreareas. Lots of wildlife. Texas safari.

Best weekend getaway EVER. My friend and I spend a fall weekend in the Texas Hill Country, which…read morehas always been one of my favorite places to be in life. About an hour from Austin, the resort is located in a quiet town that seems remote, yet only about 20 minutes from the bustling town of Wimberly. I'm guessing that there are about 25 others tiny cabins on the property, each one identical. Lots of amenities and character packed into such a small space. We had a fantastic time, and plan to return, possibly with our families next time. I won't ramble on in this post as the pics here are truly worth a thousand words.

Thank u!! Love it here i kinda miss it already..the country vibe, no one here to judge u how to…read morelight your camp fire or grill. Love the peace and quiet!! Caught a spider in the cabin but no biggie, took care of that! Recommend this to any one looking for a retreat or something self care. If you are going alone please get there before it gets dark because its pretty spooky but overall love it.

Very cozy place on the Blanco River, especially when there is water. We stayed in the River Quad…read morewhich consists of 4 units with views of the water. The unit has a full fridge, microwave, coffee maker, toaster oven, and more. We never made it to the pool but it looked very nice. We came for the river and stayed in it for two days. Great family spot with lots of things to do and very close to town. HEB is right around the corner. Would def come back'

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.

Booked two rooms on New Year's Eve at the Bygone- our first time staying here!…read more The hotel is just like the pics- easy to find just a few minutes from downtown Wimberly and very cute. I loved the manicured main lawn with tables and heaters and even an axe throwing set by the deck! I like how they stagger sitting areas around the property to give some quiet and privacy. The pool and pool area were really nice, including the sauna. The woman working was so friendly and helpful as well- she been helped with our bags since we had dogs! Also really love that they allow pets for a very reasonable charge. Rooms were super cute and the shower was amazing. I had to take a start off for a couple things. The heated pool needs to be about ten degrees hotter in the winter months- it was more like tepid bath water. The cold plunge is broken which was disappointing. The fire pit instructions have been washed almost away by rain and we couldn't figure out how to light the fire pit. All little things- but the biggest thing was that they advertise a main den area with a bar, coffee bar, deck, and room upstairs with games and a vinyl player. Well because it was new years, staff left at 6 pm and locked it. And no one was working New Year's Day so that stayed locked. So we lost access to all those things and no one communicated to us that we couldn't get in the main building. We saw several other guests all trying the door to go in and get something so clearly they didn't know. If you are going to severely limit amenities I think it should be communicated- especially because I actually email the hotel a week or two before just to check and see if we would have full use of things and I got a very terse and unfriendly response back. Overall though, I want to try the proper try again on a normal night and hopefully upgrade to that 5 stars!

Great accommodations Worker in the Den last Thursday,Friday…read moreand Saturday was very short and rude. Bad for business.

This was the best ever! Susan and Richard were so warm and welcoming. The cabin was just right for…read moreour girls weekend. We enjoyed sitting outside and enjoying the view and just relaxing. The inside is impeccable, so cute and well kept. We will definitely be back!

The cabin is charming, cozy, clean and serene. The cabin is equipped with everything you need to be…read morecomfortable and relaxed. While we were there we enjoyed the swimming pool, tennis courts, and the creek. It is surrounded by such beautiful land that you will never want to leave. It has the kind of Texas charm that everyone imagines of the hill country. The hosts are gracious and kind, and very helpful! There is easy access to Austin and great antique stores. Thanks Susan and Richard!