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"Super clean room. Fabulous bedding. Great shower. In room coffee maker/coffee pods needs improvement. Coffee at breakfast is just not good."

"We checked in on a Sunday and checked out on a Monday. Our room, although beautiful, smelled old and musty…likely due to the wooden ceilings and the age of hotel. They gave you shampoo, but no conditioner in room. The toilet was small, like what you would see in a children’s room. And the morning of checkout, there was no breakfast because their restaurant was closed. That being said, we loved the beautiful architect of the building, the pool, and the surroundings. It felt as if we stepped back in time, when going to a hotel meant something more that a bed and tv. The service was great, waitstaff was friendly, and we will definitely return should we get the chance."

"Very private and peaceful. Loved the hot tub and the view from the back deck. The property is very well taken care of. We slept amazingly on the comfortable bed. The room had everything we needed. "

"Clean room, everything worked. Great place for an overnight. Safe, quiet. Friendly, competent staff. Would stay again!"

"Good"

"Our family was on a 10-day road trip from Texas to California, and this was our last stop on the way home—by far our favorite of the entire trip! Traveling with our 3 kids and a pup, there was truly something for everyone. We loved the rich history paired with modern conveniences. The unique wildlife on the beautiful grounds made it even more special. Lisa is the heart of the place, and our 5-year-old adored Roman. You have to try the amazing onsite food. Overall—just wow. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!"

"Best stay that we’ve had in a while "

"As expected"

"Excellent experience. The property was clean and well designed. The two pools were beautiful with one slightly heated for adults. The star party event Saturday night was awesome - kudos to the astronomer and his telescope. The property is surrounded by oaks and cedars and sits on a hilltop ridge. It felt private, but restaurants weren’t far in Kerrville. I didn’t realize it was a time share property and was surprised to be asked to join a sales tour. But it wasn’t required - I declined and it was no big deal. "