They responded quickly to my question but unfortunately I didn't see the message in time. Still, I…read moresent them a return message to let them know I appreciated their response and will keep them in mind for the next trip.

My girlfriends and I have stayed at Asante several times. We love getting away from it all at the…read moreNyumba house. The house is spacious, comfortable and perfectly stocked. The kitchen has all the dishes, pots and utensils you need as well as some great breakfast treats. The bedrooms and bathrooms are clean and very comfortable. The great room has cozy spots to sit and chat as well as a huge TV for movies. The grounds, pool, hot tub and patio area are great places to hang out with a glass of wine and some appetizers. Everything is neat as a pin and perfectly decorated. Kimberly is always available to walk you through setting your music up to the house speakers or remind you of your gate code. I recommend this place highly! You won't be disappointed!

My husband and I got married here a year ago. This is a lovely place. The view from the balcony is…read moreso beautiful! The ranch itself is just amazing. We had 20 people over and they all liked the place. The owner was so helpful with everything. My husband and I live in California and planning the wedding from that far was a little challenging, but the lady helped us out with all the details and sent us a list of vendors. I would definitely recommend this place for any event. We saw some deers around the property, that was cute!

From the owner: The Ranch at Bell Springs is unique venue perfect for Weddings, Dances, Baby Showers, School…read moreEvents, Club Events, Dog Shows, Fund Raisers, Charity Events,Company Picnics, Birthday Parties, Receptions, Quinceaneras, Barmitzvas, Corporate Outings, Reunions, Wedding Showers, Weekend getaways or Christmas Parties. A mix of rustic, country and chic. A cosy venue nestled in Dripping Springs right off highway 290, overlooking Texas Hill Country with unobstructed panoramic views.

HORROR STORY: This was the worst rental experience ever!…read moreYou'll want to read every detail... I'm an author with a tight publication deadline looming. To meet it, I decided to escape my usual distractions and embark on a two-week writing retreat. Without transportation, I needed a place with a kitchen and high-speed internet so I could stay put and focus. I also preferred somewhere remote to minimize interruptions. After browsing various options, I settled on D6 Retreats, believing it would be ideal based on their photos. I chose their "Stargazer" RV, one of the few units equipped with its own kitchenette and bathroom. Although I anticipated a bit of rustic charm, I wasn't picky, having previously traveled in an RV for seven months. Upon arrival, I was stunned by how misleading the photos had been. The RV was significantly smaller and in far worse condition than depicted. It smelled strongly of mold, and the floors were so rotted that they almost felt springy with each step. Despite this, I tried to stay positive and unpacked my belongings. Soon, I noticed swarms of tiny, biting gnats and an air conditioning unit so loud it overpowered my noise-canceling headphones and music. Determined to focus on my work, I set up my laptop, only to discover that the Wi-Fi was down. I contacted the resort using the provided number, and they instructed me to try again after resetting the router. This started a frustrating exchange that dragged on throughout the day and night. By the next morning, the Wi-Fi was still non-functional. I explained that my primary reason for being there was to work on my book, which I couldn't do without internet access. The resort staff were unhelpful, continually blaming AT&T. Eventually, the owner, Tara, reached out. She was kind and admitted they were aware of the issue, offering me a cabin at their other location until the Wi-Fi was fixed. The cabin had no bathroom, kitchen, or running water--just a bed--and despite being charming, it became unbearably hot. Even with the A/C running, it was like sitting in a puddle of sweat. The lack of a bathroom meant frequent trips to the "outhouse," adding to my discomfort. By 5 pm, with no Wi-Fi fix in sight, I requested a refund to find alternative accommodation. Tara provided a portable hotspot for the RV, and later that evening, the Wi-Fi was restored. Despite the rough start, I hoped I could finally concentrate on my project. The next morning, while working in the RV, used the bathroom. When I flushed, the toilet backed up, filling with water that had disturbing black objects floating in it. To my horror, these turned out to be black soldier fly larvae. A quick search confirmed that larvae in an RV toilet indicated serious issues with the holding tanks and sewage lines, which would require hydroblasting and fumigation. The larvae began climbing up the toilet sides, trying to escape. I contacted the retreat immediately, but no one responded. After 40 minutes, hunched over the toilet of terror and battling larvae, I encountered a maintenance worker at a neighboring RV who agreed to try reaching the retreat on my behalf. An hour later, I received a text saying someone would be sent, but it was clear a simple maintenance fix wouldn't be sufficient. I sent the retreat an article about the severity of the problem & the necessary treatments & insisted on leaving, but they refused to acknowledge that as an option. As larvae contined to try and escape the toilet, the maintenance worker returned, promising that bleach would solve the problem. I watched him pour half a gallon of bleach down the toilet. Unfortunately, within minutes, larvae began reappearing. My ride arrived shortly after, & I quickly vacated the premises. The first thing my friend said upon entering the RV was, "Oh god, what is that smell?" followed by, "Who would ever want to stay here?" Nearly ten days later, after following up, the retreat finally issued a partial refund. A partial refund after such an ordeal was infuriating. It was the final straw that prompted me to write this review. Beware of this place.

Had my friends and I stayed longer than a weekend we probably would have liked it even less. In…read morefairness it was a very average experience. The cabins are nice and comfortably house a few people each. The beds however were NOT COMFORTABLE AT ALL. The cabin is nicely air conditioned but that amounts to nothing in the beds that I could only describe as "hot." The retreat also advertised "WiFi on 99% (their number) of the retreat." To put it bluntly... the WiFi was not good. Our friend had to use his phone as a hot spot for our stay. We spent most of our time at the pool which was laughably small considering, as we discovered day 1 of our stay, that it was shared not only amongst the cabins and house that reside on D6 Retreat but also neighboring campgrounds. Thus leading to a very cramped swimming experience. Don't expect to do laps in the pool. On the topic of "neighboring campgrounds" and "discoveries day 1 of our trip" we had a small interaction with the hosts of D6 regarding noise. We were informed via email that "quiet hours were between 10PM to 7AM." Our party had full intentions to abide to this rule. We had spoken with the many neighbors that we had intentions to set up Karaoke around 8 in the evening until the designated quiet time. Our neighbors residing in the house and some from a close campground were down to join in on the festivities. Unfortunately, roughly 10 minutes after the equipment was set up and a mic check was complete we were approached by the "supposed" owners of the campground to inform us that amplified music was not allowed on the grounds unless we rented out the entire retreat. Not just the house and cabins, but EVERY NEIGHBORING CAMPGROUND that as far as our party could tell was not advertised as part of the retreat. We abided to their wishes but the situation left a sour taste in our party's mouth as it was a poorly communicated rule not given to us prior to our stay. We had a nice weekend despite the hitch in our plans to Karaoke but we probably will find a more lenient campground to stay at next time we decide to escape the city. I mean, who doesn't wanna do karaoke? ‍ TL;DR Cabins are nice, beds are NOT. WiFi is spotty at best. Pool is small. Views are nice. Poorly communicated rules are NOT NICE.

Yikes. It's rare that I leave bad reviews, but this I feel cheated. I've stayed in dozens of RVs…read morethroughout my life, and this was one of the most uncomfortable bed/couches I've ever been on. The pros: the outside design itself is cute and well done. The cons: extremely uncomfortable sleeping arrangements. One of the worst mattresses and couches I've ever slept on. The family spent hours trying to get to sleep.

Went to Austin recently for a wedding and wanted something other than a cookie-cutter hotel on a…read morebusy highway. The Cabins at Rim Rock were perfect! Only a mile off a noisy highway, but you'd think you were worlds away. Our group rented 2 units - the Coyote and the Steel Magnolia. I was ready to move in to the Coyote forever. Our host thought of EVERYTHING for our comfort and convenience - even kits to make S'mores (long forks included). Ice was ready in the freezer and there was a Kuerig with several pods of coffee. Water pressure in the shower was great and there seemed to be plenty of hot water. The queen bed was quite comfortable and the Austin-themed decor was a lot of fun. If we had had more time to just hang around, I'm sure we would have used the propane fire pit.. The Steel Magnolia Airstream was great fun for our daughter and grandson. She's always wanted to go on the road with an Airstream. This way she got to experience the Airstream without towing it from place to place. Again, the host thought of everything. Instructions to check in/out were very clear. The location was very close to many amenities, but yet you felt relaxed and away from all the hub bub. I would definitely stay there again if the opportunity arose.

I want to give this spot 3.5, but that's not an option. The cabins are clean and tidy, as pictured…read moreon their website. They're rustic and quaint, with a lovely porch overlooking nice grounds with a fire pit and covered patio. The reason we're not giving a higher rating has to do with the little things. First, we gave ourselves plenty of time to get there so we could have time to change and get ready for attending a wedding. We couldn't locate the code to get into the cabin because it was sent from an email different from the confirmation email and it went into spam (for everyone in our party). Finally someone found the email and told us what name to search so we could find the email buried in our spam. This could've been easily avoided if the confirmation email mentioned the person the email would be coming from. This set us behind a solid 20 min. Second, when we tried calling the phone number no one answered and no one returned our calls. If you're running a business someone should be available during the stay to assist with small issues that arise. Third, the light over the couch didn't work, we noticed that someone else had reported this issue but it still had not been fixed (and someone labeled her "AKA Karen" in the guestbook for a similar review). But really it's the little details that could easily set this spot apart. There was only one washcloth and one hand towel, not two for two people. They only provided decaf coffee in several of the cabins. Last, for the price we chose a spot in wine country you would think they would have a wine opener or even some wine glasses. This was not a cheap stay so we were all a bit taken aback by the small appointments that were missing.

Had a great stay at the cabins during a friend's wedding weekend. There was adequate communication,…read moreeasy access to the cabin and the place itself was very comfortable. It is not the kind of place with all the amenities of a Hilton but that was not the point in the first place. It is great for a peaceful getaway.

Guest Spaces has been taking advantage of customers during the COVID19 pandemic -- They charged me…read morefor a "Guest Space" that I was unable to use because of the outbreak, not because of choice. Although it was made law that we could not travel, they still charged me $600 for nothing. If I could give this company a negative rating, I would. I understand they are a small company; however, they are still making money off of hundreds of people es expressed in an email I received from their "Concierge Team." This should be illegal as I did not want to cancel, I was forced to due to the circumstances. All of their customers should get their money back if they were impacted by COVID19. As a small business, they can apply for money from the U.S. government. I have no recourse as an individual.

***AVOID AT ALL COSTS***…read more Guestspaces is a shady slumlord style property manager. We booked one of their rentals several months ago in advance for the upcoming Formula One race in October and now, months later and after most places are fully booked up and prices have skyrocketed, they canceled our reservation. They are no doubt going to re-list the property for a higher rate as it's clear in reading other reviews, they're no stranger to price gouging. We will be appealing with Airbnb no doubt - just unfortunate as now there are extremely limited options available and everything has gone up immensely in price. Steer clear of dealing with this company at all costs - they will leave you high and dry whenever it is convenient for them. Thanks for ruining our Austin F1 trip, price gouger. *** also worth noting, the positive reviews here seem to be from people who's properties they manage - in other words, those who would benefit from their crooked practice of price gouging*** check it for yourself!

We spent one night here, it was Valentine's Day and they had their first supper club and we were…read moreamong the first to experience it. Super cute report with a lot to do. Unfortunately it rained the day/night we were here but we still had a lovely time. We are already planning our next trip to come stay here.

Lucky Arrow Retreat was such a relaxing and unique experience. The grounds are beautiful, the vibe…read moreis calm and welcoming, and it's the perfect place to unplug and recharge. At night it feels magical and peaceful. We loved our stay and would absolutely return bring the in laws

I gave this property 3 stars after my communication today with a member of management team named…read moreKatie. I was hoping there would be a mutual resolution regarding my request for a small compensation due to the A/C in the bedrooms not cooling down properly in the late afternoon & evening during our stay at I Love Dripping Springs. Our days were great, it was a cozy home with everything you should want or need. Just disappointing we paid over $5000 for a 3 night stay & had mostly sleepless nights due to the temperature being so hot. Poor customer service after the sale lead to zero compensation for the A/C issue. The maintenance team could not have been nicer & acknowledged the temperature difference between the bedrooms & the rest of the house. Management argued their acknowledgment & indicated that maintenance found no issues. I should have waited to leave my review on the booking site until my conversation today as I assumed there would be some type of small compensation. My goal in leaving this Google review that future guests won't have the same unfortunate experience with the A/C in this Texas heat.

Agree with Vickie L. 1000%. This company will rip you off blind, with excessive fees that they up…read morecharge the homeowners for. Not only that, but they have their employees write the only positive reviews about them . Hi, Jodi. Nice ethics.

Call it serendipity,a blessing, happenstance or a lucky break. I found 3 Dawg Night B&B by accident…read more& I'm hooked. An original welcoming B&B awaits, with treasures to behold to captivate the senses as you peruse the many original works of art, some from foreign lands, some crafted by the owners hand, that will mesmerize with their story of origin as well as titilate the senses! Mary, the proprietor, a lovely hostess, always greets with a smile. She is an animal lover & allowed me to bring my well behaved dawg. The setting is tranquil, quiet in Dripping Springs, short jaunts to Wimberly, Austin and the airport are all close by. Lots to do around, vineyards, restaurants, Eddy V's Vodka near, and lovely Dripping Springs is right around the corner with fun shopping, summer ice cream shops, with evening entertainment. Quiet is important to me. The only noise here were the chirping of natures beautiful birds, and the quiet movements of the wild deer who inhabit this area. Mary looks after them also, who show up and wait for breakfast. My room was clean, welcoming, very comfortable and quiet, I had a balcony and access to a refreshing pool. Internet connection is available and TV. I love the fact that the TV is in a gathering room. I actually read a book which was a great break from always staring blindly at the TV. Mary's breakfasts are yummy, German pancakes, & zucchini muffins with a great cup of Joe to start your day, fresh ingredients fresh ground coffee and food all home made... all as original as the proprietor. Mary is a massage therapist, so don't forget to make a booking for more relaxing. The water you use is all filtered rain water. Wander her home and be amazed at the living art. Tweek your inner wanderlust and stay here. 3 Dawg Night B&B is a real escape from all the usual B&B's out there. I give it 5 *****. I'll be back!

I was serious when I said I would never stay anywhere else. Once again had a fantastic time. We…read morespent most of our vacation at Mary's sitting on the patio or laying by the pool, or eating pizza or some of Mary's amazing sweets! Also note, Mary is a licensed masseur. She has a massage room at the B&B. And she only charged us $50 for an hour. That's unheard of in Dallas. We seriously could have stayed a week.