It has been a few years since we visited Abilene, but we couldn't ask for a better place to stay…read morethan the Lazy Cactus. Great breakfasts each morning including local breakfast burritos. The hosts were incredibly helpful even loaning cookware so that my mom could make Pennsylvania potato salad to take to her aunt in nearby Stamford, TX. Lovely setting to enjoy a coffee on the porch each morning before heading out.

Very cozy and romantic hideaway. I was impressed in how it…read morewas decorated. This is way better than one of those chain hotels.

This place is an absolute Gem. So happy I took the time to research places to stay with character…read more Infinitely more enjoyable stay than at any chain hotel. I felt like I was staying at the great gatsbys house, and I didn't even get to play in the pool. I would highly recommend giving Terry a call and setting up a stay here. I will be coming back often.

We stayed in the Judges Room and it was one of the best places I have ever stayed in my life. The…read moreentire BnB is impeccably decorated with a unique combination of new and old. It has all the modern conveniences you could dream of, and yet still maintains the charm and integrity of being an antique home. I can't get over the wallpaper in the bathroom, the leather chairs and bed, and everything else. Not to mention the kitchen and the open areas for sitting are perfection as well. Terry- the owner, is a wonderful host that isn't intrusive but adds his own charm to the place. With his eye for detail, and his passion for Abilene history, you can see it throughout the house. He gives you a brief overview, and it will make you appreciate the home that much more. Also the breakfast he makes are pretty divine. We had breakfast souffle's and they were addictive. To be honest- the home made us so happy to be there and relax it was hard to leave- both during the stay and when we had to head home. I just wish there was a Sayles Landmark everywhere I traveled.

Incredible decoration! Sublime bedrooms! 5 stars hospitality! This house would be the perfect place…read moreto play hide and seek!!!

My family and I went on a road trip across Texas to hike in Big Bend and stopped halfway down and…read morethen again halfway back. We wanted to stay in unique places and I feel so incredibly lucky that I saw this place!! The entire experience started off so nicely when Kim (one of the owners) called us the day we were arriving to ask about our arrival time so her or her husband Mark could be there to welcome us, and she also offered to make us an early continental breakfast since we were leaving before 8am the next day. It was so kind, but we declined because we were good to grab food on the road so we could get home. But that level of customer service and genuine kindness was a perfect example of our stay! Mark met us and gave us a tour of the BEAUTIFUL house, told us about the history, showed us historical photos they got from the granddaughter of the man who first built it. He offered us wine and coffee and the best banana bread I've ever had (seriously I need to email them for the recipe), and he even let us meet his puppy which made my daughter so happy! The house itself is incredible. Mark and Kim did an impossible task renovating it from abandoned nightmare to a breathtaking home that feels luxurious and so special. It really would be perfect for a small family celebration or wedding! Our favorite parts were the atrium in the center of the house that still had the 100+ year old birds of paradise plants that the original owner brought there from Guatemala, and the fact that their beautiful Christmas decorations were still up. We were extra lucky to be the only people staying there, so we really had the run of the house and got to hang out in their gorgeous living room to enjoy the Christmas decor and watch a movie together on our tablet. Everything was clean, the beds were so comfy, the amenities were awesome, the owners are SO SWEET, and Mulberry Manor is one of the most beautiful places I've ever stayed. We've been home a few days and my daughter is still talking about it! If you get the chance, I cannot recommend it enough!

We have stayed three times at Mulberry Manor and certainly will do so every time we are in…read moreSweetwater. Mark and Kim are delightful hosts and the food is exquisite - delicious and thoughtfully prepared. The property is a very interesting historic home which has been refurbished with historic accuracy. The B&B is so very comfortable and every detail provided. Thank you, Mark and Kim - as always!

Stayed at The Purple Thistle while at a shooting competition in the Jacksboro area and can't…read morerecommend them enough! The cabin was fantastic. Very rustic with fantastic views. We were served a fantastic homemade breakfast of eggs, biscuits and gravy with fruit. Not the best if you are on a diet, but you can NOT compare any free breakfast at a hotel to this it was amazing. I will definitely stay there again in the future. Thanks again Anna for your hospitality! Also, there is a new bistro in Jacksboro right on the square that brews Starbucks coffee! Really nice in the morning and only about five miles from the The Purple Thistle.

We stayed at Elm Street for a couple of nights after our wedding at the AMAZING Wildcatter Ranch…read more We loved it and hope to stay there again sometime. It was beautiful and well kept.

My husband and I booked a two night stay for our anniversary and we couldn't be more pleased! We…read morebooked the Oak Cottage and it was delightful. It's set off of the owner's residence but still feels very private. We used the hot tub each day and night and it was so relaxing. It felt like you were in the middle of the woods. I sat in the hot tub with a book and a glass of wine each night. The breakfasts were amazing! The owners were kind and personable without hovering. Breakfast was personally delivered each morning to our cottage. I preferred this over having to get dressed and hang out with other guests as we've experienced in other bed and breakfasts. The local area is cute with restaurants and a lovely bookshop called Intermission. You must check it out!

There are not enough words to say how wonderful this place is for not just weddings but needed…read morerelaxing. The grounds are stunning, the cabins immaculate and beautiful, and the breakfast is gourmet! Deb and Don are just nice people..please take time to visit this wonderful place!

Love this place! The view is stupendous!! There are only B&B's in Buffalo Gap and this one is a…read moregem. If was extremely affordable. But you better make reservations far in advance they fill up fast. I gave it only four stars because there is no breakfast unless you want to make one in the microwave. There is coffee. But the town has a wonderful cafe that serves delicious breakfasts and lunches. If you plan to stay another night and want dinner the steakhouse is opened. Enjoy a lovely, quaint time here and go to the old town village, you'll find not much has changed. If you're Presbyterian, visit their encampment since 1926.

Beautifully decorated, delicious breakfast with homemade zucchini bread, and private. We will…read moredefinitely be going back!