Wow. So many things awful. I guess the new philosophy is they are the only game in down so it's ok…read moreif everything is terrible. They don't care. No upkeep, terrible service, pool trashed, and staff telling you off. I also paid for fresh flowers in the room and sparkling wine for our arrival. I received plastic flowers and a $6 bottle of sparkling wine from HEB. Ridiculous. We also paid for a pool view room. You will see how bad that was in the photos. We reached out the the management staff they never responded All we can thank this property for is successfully ruining our anniversary.

Boutique style hotel that has a long history in Nacogdoches and affinity for SFA. My wife was…read moreable to find a Lumberjack parent package which included a bottle of wine, Lumberjack hat, Lumberjack shirt, and adult sip cup (which you can use to get soda, tea for free in the bar downstairs!). This was certainly off peak season and not during parents weekend, but the price was $181 before taxes on a double queen bed room. It's just a block or so off the square so you can walk to plenty of activities and shopping. Just a mile or two from SFA so easy access there too. It's no wonder this place fills up so quickly during parents weekend or homecoming and such. Older HVAC system but newer dual thermostat which adjusts for hot or cold depending on the temperature you set. Seemed to work fine, though it got a little cold in the winter evening we were there before it adjusted. Place was built in the 50s but really nice remodeling done in all the areas. Room was spacious. Bathroom a bit on the smaller side, and the shower is one of those where you have to reach under the shower head so you get a little cold shot before pulling your hand back! Also, no shower door which I am not a fan of, but seemed to be fine after I put a towel mat down. Plenty of towels, pillows and bed covers so the place presents itself as upscale. Sundays they have all day happy hours in the bar (9 flags). But warning, if it's slow they will close everything down early and head home.... Another concern might be during peak times because there was only one elevators, which is modernized, but still a Lone Ranger! Seems each floor has a drink machine right by the elevator for convenience. More than a dozen food places within one mile of the place. Parking out front and on the side of the building was pretty easy and convenient. They do have a car port at the lobby entrance to check in before you park if you prefer. My wife took advantage of the 25% coupon in the gift shop as part of the parent package and bought several fredonia and sfa swag it a great discount. Thumbs up on this place from me, wife, and teenager. Just a note, as we had our electric car this trip. Not charging station at this hotel. As for the rest of the town, there is a Tesla supercharging station, but everything else around town is either level 1 or 2 and basically located at a place of business or hotel. One win for Elon on this category!

Lovely Victorian home now serves as a B&B and is home to Pemberley's restaurant, that offers meals…read more4 days a week and afternoon Tea on Thursdays. This well appointed home has three dining rooms with inviting tables covered in linens, set with iridescent stemware and ornate utensils. The menu has light offerings of chicken salad, crepes, sandwiches, and salads. Treat yourself to almond tea and at the very least take dessert home! Portions are generous and staff was friendly.

I took two of my close girl friends to high tea. The tea was mediocre at best, and the food left…read moremuch to be desired, especially the desserts. They did not disclose to me that it was going to be $45 per person before tax and gratuity. In my hometown, it is around $25 for high tea and a much better quality of food. The only reason this has three stars is that the decor and dishware were nice, but the waitress did complain as I was leaving that the tip wasn't enough.

Larry & Sarah were like family & treated everyone so kind . Food was always excellent. There…read moreentertainment was so soul taking and cheerful . Wish they were still open . Miss them

Off the beaten path, but a little surprise in the country. A family member brought us here for a…read moreSunday lunch and we were delighted. It looks like a bed and breakfast with a pool and pool house. There is a garden and shabby chic decor throughout. Inside there are many tables and what looked to be a stage for music, although we didn't see that when we visited. The owner was so friendly. We had a reservation. The buffet changes based on what they have available and you are to take what you can eat to not waste. That day, my favorite items were the salad, dressing, cranberry sauce, green beans, and fruit. I appreciate the pride they take in serving their food. If ever I'm in the area again, I'll surely stop back in.

This place was amazing, the old time feel of it and modern appliances made it feel great. The…read moreamount of room we had was good for the price, and the beds were great too. Sleeping here was perfect and I will definitely come again if I am in Nacogdoches.

Came up in internet search for B&B. Sadly, do not serve meals. Expensive for lodging only as…read morebreakfast usually offsets that. Thoughtful detail in choice of amenities i.e. heated floor, luxury bath linens, abundant hot water & well appointed kitchenette (minus missing flatware) with recent renovation - which highlights missed opportunities for a five star rating. Very spacious, clean, semi-private entrance, hassle-free check-in. Great choice for peaceful solitude and enjoying a cozy, attractive sunroom. A request was promptly accommodated but the staff person left a wake of cigarette smoke behind. Smokers clothes absorb the odor. . Large screen TV we didn't turn on. Spacious closet in sunroom for both bedrooms. Walk thru smaller BR with twin bed going to kitchen. Disconcerting that no window coverings are in kitchen windows so be sure to hold on to your towel when you make coffee. Fortunately had plastic ware with us to stir coffee. Things to tweak: shredded foam pillows most uncomfortable. Take your own. And, the bathroom vent roared when the light was turned on. Otherwise, one must make their way in the dark so as not to disturb other guests. Is septic system friendly TP available in anything other than single-ply? . And gentle facial tissue? If no breakfast, maybe upgrade paper products. Bathroom shelving doesn't accommodate any personal items although some toiletry items are provided. Had to bring toiletry bag back & forth as there's no place to leave it. As an innkeeper, the best advice is always to sleep/stay in your rooms & be familiar with the quirks of each space; lighting, noises, ... I would definitely paint/paper the unpainted board under the microwave and the full sheet of plywood under the twin bed mattress. Where is one to put decorative shams & unneeded bedding? Only the sunroom sofa offers any space for items that should not go on the floor. Overall, this is a gorgeous property being carefully restored with a wonderful patio & outdoor kitchen area. I suppose this is reserved fo events they book. A charging station would be fabulous.

EWING Park is the perfect place to take a vacation or call home! The park is well kept and adjacent…read moreto a public boat ramp for easy access to BIG SAM! They also offer a wash house, a propane filling station, and wifi! The owner prides himself in making sure his guests are comfortable! This campground has it all!

Great Rv park. The owner is very nice. The lady who keeps it up is great also! We enjoy the quiet…read morelittle park. Right behind the park is the public boat launch. The lake has a little beach the kids enjoy which is a big plus. We love having a washateria nice showers and restroom at the front of the park that are very clean. They also have a propane filling station. The owner comes by every morning to get the trash with his tractor. Great place for exactly what we love to do fish and enjoy the water with friends and family. This park also has WiFi. So happy here.

I stayed over night in this great place. It is away from town, but worth the few extra minutes to…read moreget there. It was quiet and peaceful. Even though it showed a little age, they kept it up well and the bed was very comfortable. The surrounding property is very inviting for a nice walk. The pool was clean. In my room there was a couch and TV set up to feel like home. I will add some pictures.

A unique place to stay with clean rooms very friendly staff and plenty of places to get away from…read morethe city. Many swings and seating areas to enjoy the country view. Fishing hole, grill areas, horseshoes, volleyball and more games are available. The bread pudding for desert was excellent. Complimentary breakfast comes with the room.

Well maintained for the price. The owners really care about the welfare of their customers and do…read moretheir best to ensure their stays meet their satisfaction. I would definitely return!!

I like this place, free wifi, dont know what JT talking about…read moreStaff are very respectful, and not bad regarding price would 10/10 recommended

We were looking for an quiet RV park to stay the weekend to watch our daughter play volleyball at…read moreSFA. (11 minutes away) Pam is awesome and extremely pleasant. The spaces are all drive through. It is a mix of long and short term stays. Every one we met was nice. They do take GoodSam discount. Lots are fairly level. We did require to level a bit. 30 and 50 amp withv water and sewer. I recommend staying here.

Website says $30 a night. Was charged $35. Arrived and no one was here. Called number and no one…read moreanswered. She finally called back and told me to pick a site. But not this one because the pole is broken. Not that one the sewer plug is broken. Nope not that one the plug is busted. Finally get set up and the site doesn't have a cable hook up. So no tv. Don't know if they have WiFi. No info was given to use. Long timers had a big party with music until late. The pads are grass and poorly defined. Saw a single small tree. Just a field facing the highway that they are putting electric poles on. Bring a converter. We were told we had a 30 amp spot. She asked on the phone if we had a 50 amp converter as we were setting up. Luckily we did. Thankfully it was a single night. Had it rained recently we would of been stuck. This place is awful.