Thank you for such a lovely stay at the Hoffman Haus. Your hospitality surpasses all expectations…read moreand is the Best B&B in the area. My Wife and I stayed at the Bunkhouse, and our friends stayed in the Calico, Sept. 8th, 2026, checking out on the 10th. On a previous visit, four couples, including us, stayed in the Quad for four nights. We all loved your breakfast and the French Press coffee. If the Hoffman Haus served lunch and dinner, we would have eaten there. Everything about the Hoffman Haus is 5-star above the rest. Kim is the Best ever. Providing top-notch service, the best breakfasts of all B&Bs in the area, and beyond. Their staff is very friendly and seems very happy. Our room was cleaned every day. It was always quiet and a delightful stay. Can't wait to get back again and again.

Such an awesome place to stay! The cottages are adorable and service is top notch! Kim has been…read morewonderful from booking to check out. We will definitely come back. I highly recommend Hoffman Haus to anyone looking for a great place to stay while in Fredericksburg

Gorgeous outdoor space & delightful sweet wines!…read more I stopped by The Edge as part of my wine tour with Brooke's Bubble Bus. The interior definitely feels more like an event space than a winery, but the outside has a beautiful view of the surrounding nature! I loved that you could do a sweet wine tasting! We did the 5-course sweet tasting and my personal favorite was the Dragon Fruit Strawberry Wine. The Queso was flavorful -- would order again!

The title of this venue on Yelp, along with some of its reviews, can be misleading--so let's clear…read morethe air. The Edge is a multi-purpose venue that serves as a restaurant when not hosting private events. It's not a winery and doesn't produce its own wines. Instead, it curates a selection of wines and offers a solid food menu for those looking for something other than ridiculously overpriced charcuterie boards. Now that we've got that straight, let's dive in. The Edge is the chameleon of Fredericksburg and adapts to what guests need. It sits on a beautiful property with stunning views, it offers ample space for large parties and plenty of TVs--perfect for catching football games during the season. The food? Definitely worth mentioning. The food options are predominantly American. I ordered a burger and a Pizza Roll and I couldn't stop raving about that damn roll (FYI, it's not a Totino's sized pizza roll). Despite the initial confusion, The Edge turned out to be a great find along the 290 Wine Shuttle route. Service: not the greatest, lots of lax young employees. Food took a while and was inconsistent in our party. Be prepared to learn the art of patience.

Photos are misleading. The "Estate" is in disrepair. Our room had to be secured with a frigging…read morepadlock. There are cats all over the property and it gave the feel of a bad horror movie. Think pet cemetery. .. One poor cat had a a broken foot dangling from his ankle. Since we arrived late we had no choice but to stay for the evening. There was little interaction with staff. Felt more like ghost town. Very eery. Also, this is 15 miles outside of Fredericksburg. We had to drive 15 minutes to get groceries since there was no resteraunt on site. The room? It was old and dingy. Thank goodness the AC worked tho. Concrete floors holes in the door even tho it had character. There was exposed electrical wires in our hut and we were a little concerned it was a fire hazard. We booked Sun-Tuesday for a relaxing gateaway. But, we left at the crack of dawn after one night. Not our cup of tea

Located directly across from Enchanted Rock, Trois Estates is a one of a kind experience. From the…read moremoment you drive onto the property, a sense of peace washes over you, literally like your entire being breathing a sigh of relief. Trois Estates is not about fancy amenities or extravagance; it's about embracing the beauty of simplicity, finding solace in nature, and connecting with the world around you. The property's rustic and simple charm evokes the feel of a small village in Mexico. The attentive and welcoming staff that are throughout the property make you feel welcome and right at home. We ended our evening in the saloon, surrounded by people that were happy, open to chatting over a drink and plenty of laughter and a really great time. One of the most remarkable aspects of Trois Estates is its breathtaking natural surroundings - the great view of Enchanted Rock from the upper deck, stunning sunrise and sunset views, as well as the exceptional stargazing opportunities. It's the perfect setting for moments of reflection and connection with the natural world and awe inspiring. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or a longer retreat, Trois Estates provides a life-changing experience. The simple yet comfortable accommodations allow you to truly unwind and disconnect from the stresses of everyday life. The property's peaceful ambiance and the sense of community among guests creates an atmosphere of healing and transformation.

We have been visiting the Hill Country Casitas for several years as a regular getaway place just 45…read moreminutes outside of Austin. Featuring beautiful views of the hills, each of the Casitas have their own personality. Sized for different needs, each Casita is well designed for comfort with well selected furnishings and finishes. Most have outdoor fireplaces, which are wonderful for gathering around on a chilly evening. All of the Casitas are very comfortable. However, for couples, I would highly recommend springing extra for the very private "Pauline" Casita. Located at the top of the hilltop, the Pauline features a large soaking tub and double shower. The views are spectacular! If the Pauline is booked up, there are others that are comparable. Recently, Hill Country Casitas added a large pool and spa, which are great for warm months. Other amenities include a large outdoor pavilion, a retreat center, firepit, and outdoor game area. Hill Country Casitas is also adjacent to the wonderful Hawk Shadow winery which we recommend for the tastings which are held on an outdoor terrace overlooking the canyon. If you are a "dog person", Hill Country Casitas also is very "dog friendly". I can't recommend it more highly for couples, family get togethers, wedding celebrations, or corporate retreats. Five Stars! Check it out!

Wow. Was I ever surprised as we drove down a gravel road in the middle of nowhere to the 'cabin' we…read morehad booked for the weekend near Dripping Springs. First of all, the 'cabin' was a stone house that was as cute as it could be. The owners must either have a really good sense of style or they used a professional decorator. The appointments and style in the cabin were first very attractive. This place not only had all the amenities a first class hotel would have, it had some very, very nice touches added, such as rockers on the porch draped with Mexican blankets in front of the outdoor fireplace, with a stack of wood ready to burn. The tiled shower had a shower head on each side wall, so two people could easily shower together and have plenty of room. The bathroom was equipped with lots of plush towels, plush rugs, a hair dryer, all the soaps and lotions, and a black washcloth for makeup removal. The kitchen was fully equipped, including ground coffee in the canister ready for the coffee pot. The cabin was immaculate too. Our location was quiet and restful, yet 20 minutes from two cute towns. I was pleased and impressed, and would highly recommend this retreat.

Very nice and beautiful venue, order a chip and queso appetizer, red sweet wine. The service was…read moregreat, the place was not busy but we will be back, The 44 acres was a beautiful site also.

What was supposed to be A Day to remember, it turned out to be one of the worst experiences I have…read moreever had. We visited Saturday to celebrate an engagement of our children. We had been to a few other spots before and literally got red carpet treatment and people were genuinely happy we were visiting their establishment. However not the case at The Resort" We walked in and sat down and immediately the server came to take our order. She carded the newly engaged couple and asked them both for their ID's. When she realized the bride to be had a different last name then her mother, they asked for proof they were related. That's when everything got uncomfortable. For the bride to be does not share her mother's name has her mother was divorced many years ago. The server then asked to show proof of insurance where it showed that the mother paid for the daughters insurance. Being restaurant owners themselves, the mother questioned why she was being asked this, and mentioned to the server, it was getting very uncomfortable and to just forget about it. We would take our business elsewhere. The father of the bride to be felt horrible for all of us and went in to speak with a manager. The manager was rude, and started spouting off Texas ABC laws, which again our friend was a restaurant owner himself, and said there is no law that says a daughter and a mother have to share the same last name for proof of identification. By this time, the server had already packed up our wine, instead of putting it in nice bags , she put them in plastic bags, and taped them up, as if we were hobos (see pics), and brought us a bottle of wine, which she indicated was a "gift" as we think she felt bad for what had happened. The wine was not even from their winery. It was a bottle of Martha Stewart "Two Buck chuck wine". As we were leaving, the manager was in the bar, and I went over to tell him how horrible the experience was, instead of pulling me to the side to have a conversation he started yelling at me in the bar, he started quoting the same laws he had referred to previously, and told me I was never allowed to come back. I of course, said we were never coming back anyway. He was yelling at me as I left the bar. And yes, owners of the restaurant you can go back and see the video tape and watch him, follow me out yelling at me, in front of your whole restaurant. Customer service 101, even if the customer is wrong, you do not chase them out of the restaurant, make a scene in front of all your other customers, and never follow them to the parking lot,Not just bad customer service, but 100% uncouth. Then, he proceeded to tell me to fuck off as we were standing outside of the restaurant, in front of customers entering the restaurant, my son and our friends. I literally felt like I was at a low budget establishment, or bowling alley. So incredibly disappointed. Shame on you to the owners or lead manager of this establishment. You need to do better. (Im including a picture of how our wine was packed that day- where is the other open bottles from the other visitors were not sent home this way. They were sent home in nice carry bags with the Ventor's name on them)

So I recently hired them for a spontaneous date night and it went better than I could have possibly…read moredreamed. Melody was super easy to work with and totally understood the atmosphere and ambiance I wanted to achieve in the backyard. My girlfriend couldn't believe it... She said it was the most beautiful setting she could imagine. We arrived to music playing, the teepee and pillow area perfectly laid out with fresh fruit, cheese, and wine. The time and money I saved not having to buy this setup and construct it is unbelievable. I highly recommend this service and will be using them in the future.

This place is really cool, we toured the buildings and grounds. Great venue in an amazing setting…read more Check it out.

Fantastic place! The place itself, if you were there alone, is even fun!! Whether you're new to the…read morearea or a long-time resident as familiar with Spicewood, and all it has to offer, as the river that created it, i assure you the new event venue appropriately named, 'That Joint in Spicewood' offers a unique and stimulating atmosphere to gather with friends. The venue, has nested itself in the heart of Spicewood just down from the Post Office and Krause Springs. I say "nested" because it feels as if they'd need decades create the cozy nostalgic sense you get even as it comes into view from turning the corner in your car ... and even more so once inside and processing the endless vintage/retro decorations that, i believe, make up the bones of this place. It's an atmosphere that, quite honestly, could be used for a movie set in the 1940's or 50's! Everywhere you look and sit. That Joint in Spicewood, as an event venue, is perfect for birthdays, anniversary parties, weddings and even bachelor / bachelorette parties. The night i went they offered a singer/songwriter experience welcome to all that may want to listen or even partake in the music making themselves. It took time to process who was family or patrons, like me... only to find out we were all mostly strangers and had just got along so well with the vibe they set that it all felt like somehow half should be family. A strange welcoming vibe I don't experience often. I like it. Fact is, That Joint... feels open and welcoming on any day, actually. I've passed by on my bike many times just to look at all the cool stuff and have even walked up and poked around out of curiosity only to be greeted by the owners. Great people and great venue for darts, shuffleboard or a step back to your childhood with all the things to look at. Give it a visit! Planned or unplanned. It's the most welcoming place I've been to since moving to Spicewood.

Food was absolutely incredible. We did the date night course and a steak. Everything was top notch…read moreincluding service. Grab a drink while you wait. We walked in and got a table in 15 minutes which was surprising for a Saturday given they're booked out 2 weeks in advance! Also the soap they have for sale is to die for.

Everything was delicious and the service was incredible!! The chicken fried deviled eggs were…read moresurprisingly delicious! Glad we listened to our waiter's recommendation!!