Superb. My family…read moreand I recently had occasion to spend a few days in the marvelous city of San Antonio. We discovered the King William Manor's "Stonehouse" on VRBO and made a decision to stay there for our entire vacation. First off, Allison, with whom we dealt primarily, was very helpful. Not only did she help us with the rental by ensuring everything was ready upon our arrival, but she was incredibly useful by providing us lots of good tips on how to get around and where to eat. The Stonehouse, itself, was just what we were looking for: a chic, stylish home away from home that was also highly functional, clean, ideally located, and not overly pricey. Add the adjacent pool and it was a no-brainer to stay here. Allison and Craig have obviously put a lot of time and effort into renovating this home. Although it looks very unassuming from the outside, it boasts a lot of nice touches inside such as new paint and tile, new granite countertops, a nice HD flatscreen TV, huge master bath, new washer and dryer, and some pretty posh furniture options. It was perfect for me and my wife, along with our daughter and my 74 y/o father. Everything works and the house is/was immaculate. WIFI is fast and reliable. A nearby HEB grocery store is only .5 miles away if you need groceries. Numerous trendy cafes, bars, and restaurants line S. Alamo street upon which this house is situated. Two nearby VIVA bus stops make getting around SUPER easy and cheap. The southern end of the famed River Walk is a five minute walk away. Street traffic is minimal and generally quiet. We all slept well during our stay, especially since the provided beds and linens are so comfortable and soft. Seriously, this place is a hidden gem. It is perfect for a small family or two couples wanting to visit San Antonio. Centrally located to River Walk, Tower if the America's, and numerous dining options (I strongly recommend Rosario's, just up the street), Stone House is a perfect San Antonio vacation rental property.

This is a great place in a great location with great caretakers. Alison and Craig took over this…read moreB&B several months ago, and they're doing a wonderful job. The property consists of two historical houses, an inground pool behind the houses, a smaller house where the owners live, and a good-sized yard surrounding the whole thing. Craig is gifted glass blower and a few of his pieces have been incorporated into the decor (check out the tasteful, contemporary update on the chandelier in the main house.) Each room is individually decorated, and some great paintings from a local artist adorn the common areas in both houses. Alison is quick to help with directions, suggestions, or assistance with arrangements for local activities. The couple take the comfort of their guests very seriously, to the extent of expanding their culinary repertoire for the purpose of serving a unique breakfast each morning. A three minute walk will get you to the river trail (paved walking or biking trail) which provides a naturally scenic route to the Riverwalk. Alternatively, you can walk through the historic district and into downtown San Antonio and the Riverwalk. But with local artist galleries, several nearby restaurants (two of which are outstanding), and a great outdoor "neighborhood" bar/pub, you won't need to go anywhere to enjoy yourself.

In August we traveled to my wife's hometown there for her to receive a Hall of Fame award. Being…read morefrom San Antonio, we have family places to stay but chose to stay at the Crockett As this was where the groom's party stayed for our wedding 21 years ago. Night Manager Eduardo learned about the history we had with the hotel and made our weekend of very memorable and even more special than we had planned. Things like this make people like me keep it my loyalty to businesses like the Crockett.

I tried hard to give this hotel a good rating. It's close to the River Walk and Alamodome (within…read morewalking distance) so that is why we picked it for our stay. Pluses: They have valet parking and based on my bill, looks like it didn't cost anything. Or it was just included in the price of one of the nights. Who knows?! Although, I would, as management, watch how those valet handle the vehicles they park, they treat them like it's a race track. They have a Tavern on the lobby level and a small breakfast area where you can buy coffee and small breakfast items. Be prepared though, they are expensive. They have coffee makers in the room, so that takes the effort out of getting coffee. They have a tv and a fridge, a luggage rack. Minuses: they are very pricey, and they nickel and dime you. For 3 nights stay, in between the local taxes and the credit card usage fee (did not see a sign stating they charge this, only on the final bill), we ended up paying almost $600. This stay was booked in January for end of September trip. Somehow the room went from $84 a night to over $120 a night. So they don't honor the booking price. You'll have to pay $20 if you want early-check in. Also, not stated anywhere on the website, just "priority check-in". The rooms are kept at an incredibly low temp and I discovered why. They allow, or allowed people to smoke in the room. As soon as the a/c shuts off, or the temp is higher, it reeks of cigarette smoke so badly the air is unbreathable. The beds are uncomfortable and hard, the fitted sheets hang on for dear life around the mattress and our comforter was stained with lipstick. The bathrooms are so outdated, they put a shelf above the sink and you can barely maneuver the faucet. The paint is peeling, but at least the water is scorching hot. No room service (which I guess is understandable but unacceptable for the price). We asked the front desk for more coffee (which they gave us) and some bottled water which they said will have delivered to the room. That did not happen. I get the historical meaning of this hotel (right across the street is The Alamo), but for the love of appreciating your customer, give it a new coat of paint, update the bathroom and don't allow your guests to smoke in the rooms. Otherwise, find different accommodations in the area, there are dozens of hotels, probably better.

This was my spouse first time visiting San Antonio and he agreed to stay at a local B and B. I…read moreshould have read the reviews more closely as many were from previous owner prior to 2011. The house itself is beautiful but outdated with the wrong furniture. We loved the breakfast that was served each morning but would have appreciated an indoor dining room or at least options for salt, pepper and butter offered along with additional silverware in the room. We really wanted to like this place however, there are many things that need to be updated. The big thing was light that filtered through all the blinds which made it difficult to sleep as the outside porch light had to kept on. The bed in the hummingbird room was way too firm and I didn't sleep well for three nights. The owner Lily was kind enough to cool the room down and provided another fan. The bathtub/shower was too high for me to enter or exit and need my spouse to help - steps are needed. We did like the refrigerator and microwave being available. The hot tub was nice but apparently being deaf we didn't fully hear her state how to remove the cover. I would make updated changes and re-open the B and B. Quiet neighborhood and about 20-25 minute walk to riverwalk. Uber is helpful to use. Lots of restaurants nearby.

Great stay at a lovely, grand old home in the King William district. This is our second stay here,…read moreand this time we managed to spend a bit more time in the neighborhood coffee shops / diners / restaurants. A great spot to be for a weekend - busy but not too busy, great for people watching, fantastic meal at nearby Bar Loretta, super nice hosts! Highly recommended!!

The property was amazing and well taken care of! Management was very responsive and helpful…read morewhenever the house needed something.

I stayed at their Hollering Pass for IFF and had an amazing time! Jenny is super accommodating and…read moreresponsive. The house itself was also amazing. It had a hot tub, grill, two living rooms, everyone in the house had their own bathrooms, and was a great location. Never had any issues, would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a pit pad for their stay at Randolph!

Lovely, comfortable, private accommodations. Very well located. Enjoyed having use of a…read morerefrigerator. Great housekeeping service. Especially enjoyed the historic neighborhood. Walked several times. Safe and very little traffic.

Comfy accommodations, friendly staff, ok breakfast, great location to downtown. Cottage was…read moreroomy, bed was comfortable, clean.

This was an absolute treasure of a historic era home to have the pleasure of staying in. The…read morelocation was perfect, the access to the peaceful side of the RW was peaceful, and the service was outstanding. Thank you for a treasured experience!

"Sorry for late response. Stayed here again and had a great experience. The room was cozy,fresh and…read moreclean, with a nice view of the river.Breakfast was a lovely treat,Margaret and Ronalds warm smiles and hospitality make it all the better.I'm looking forward to coming back soon for some peace and me time." -Dora

The park has mostly full-time RV slots. They suggest you lock your bike up, but the bike lock was…read morelike a quarter mile away so we kept them at the site with no problem. We picked this park because of its proximity to the Riverwalk. From the park to downtown is about 5 miles and the Riverwalk is right behind the park the location was really nice. We were right next to the road so it's very noisy. We had no problems and like I said we enjoyed being near the Riverwalk, but the noise because I am a light sleeper I would most likely not stay again. My husband slept fine.

Very clean and well maintained Rv Park. Many amenities (gym, pickleball, pool etc...). We stayed…read morehere 3 nights while visiting San Antonio and Riverwalk. Wished we would have had more time to enjoy all the amenities. Very clean park and laundry facility. Friendly staff. Would recommend.

This place gets 5stars for location, the area is beautiful! We loved the water, the grounds, and…read moreeverything in between. It is absolutely such a beautiful spot! The waterside cabana was awesome and probably our favorite part of our trip. I'd give the cabins a 2.5-3 star because it wasn't the cleanest. The cabinets had some grime on them and the counters. It didn't smell too fresh either. It didn't look anything like the photos which was a little disappointing. I can tell it has been run down over time. It's sad because I feel like a little bit of TLC and keeping matching towels and bedding can go a long way. We were also missing 2 bar stools and I had to ask for them because we were a family of 7 and there were only 4 stools, they were quick to accommodate which was appreciative! The barstools were different and didn't match, not a huge deal! It is a little disappointing when the pics don't look like the real deal. Feels a little misleading. I'd give it a 3 star for maintenance and upkeep in general. Between the cabins needing some upkeep, the decks by the game hall rotting in some spots, the game hall inside needs some TLC just about everywhere. But a little bit of it would go a long way. I feel this place could easily be a 5 star place if they tried just a bit more. Looking forward to trying their other locations. I do recommend this place but I would be mindful of how much the rate is. I think we went during a higher rate period...the value for dollar comes into play here. When you add the cabana and the wristbands for the kayaks, stand up paddle boards and the Lilly pad for our youngest the price can really get up there. I do wish that some perks were included like they used to include such as the cabanas and water toys. I feel like that would really set this place over! Overall a great family time for our family!

This was, without question, one of the biggest wastes of money we've ever experienced…read more We planned this trip to celebrate our twins' 9th birthday weekend. On Friday--the day we were supposed to arrive--we received a text saying that due to flooding there was no river access and that we could stay at one of their sister locations instead. We immediately called, only to be told that every other location was fully booked. Since the entire purpose of the trip was to celebrate our children's birthday that weekend, I asked for a refund so we could book somewhere else. They refused. Instead, they offered to let us come back another weekend. Unfortunately, you can't reschedule a birthday. We were already packed, our six kids were excited, pets already with their sitter and paid for, etc. We had also purchased day passes for Saturday so we could enjoy the river. They said those would be refunded and offered us access to a sister location 45 minutes away instead. While we appreciated having some option, driving 45 minutes away is completely different from having a full day of activities right outside your cabin. It was not the experience we paid for. To make matters worse, our cabin had no electricity Friday night. It was incredibly hot, and we weren't moved to another cabin until Saturday morning. The cabins also were dirty and one of the beds smelled like pee. Even after everything that happened, they have refused to offer any compensation for the hours we spent without electricity or for the inconvenience of having to move cabins. The promised refund for the day passes didn't happen either. I had to call multiple times before it was finally processed. The customer service has been the most frustrating part of all of this. I've called at least half a dozen times over the past three weeks asking to speak with a manager. Somehow, the manager is "always unavailable," no matter what day or time I call. Every time I'm told I'm on the callback list, yet no one ever calls. The employees answering the phones repeatedly say they have no authority to resolve anything. I rarely leave negative reviews. At 39 years old, I believe this is only the second bad review I've ever written. But after this experience, I feel other families deserve to know what they may be dealing with. Things happen--floods and power outages are beyond anyone's control. What is within a business's control is how they treat their customers. Unfortunately, this company showed very little concern for making things right, and that was the most disappointing part of the entire experience.