Had a wonderful experience learning the history of the place and enjoying the wine. You can buy…read moreart and wine and enjoy it on the porch. If you'd like some nights, they have music and entertainment.

Can't wait to get back to 1900! It is a fun winery to visit. Randy and Katharine are great hosts!…read more1900 has lots going on- wine, art, music .We always meet new people and leave with new friends. Check out the 1900 Vineyard in the Heart of Art, Texas!

We recently traveled on a girls trip to Hye, Texas with Wine on 29. Wes was a delight to work with…read more He was extremely flexible and wonderful to have as our driver all day. He brought coolers for any of our wine purchases and organized all of our purchases to make it easy at the end of the day. I would absolutely recommend this to everyone to try a trip with Wes!

Such a fun day visiting wineries with Wine on 29! Wes was a great! He knew the staff at each…read moreplace and took care of us so we didn't have to do anything except have fun! Van was comfy. Wine was delicious. Commentary about each upcoming place was interesting. It was hot as heck outside and we always had a place inside to do our tastings.

Do not book this house if you want any rest or peace!! Read past reviews! I wish I had. We wasted…read more$263 for one night in this dirty loud room. To start off, Instructions to our room were incorrect. It says to park in the back then exit your vehicle to the walkway and go left at the Y, then up a staircase on your right and the Travis door would be the second door on the right and to use the keypad. There is no door on the second floor that says Travis with a keypad. You have to go around to the front of the house and find the door on the FIRST floor that says Travis with the keypad to get in. We were checking in at night and after trying all the stairs at the back of the house where we were told to park and looking at all of the doors, we finally went to the front of the house and found our correct room/door on the first floor. This place is only good if you're a hard sleeper, or if you're here to party and stay up until 2:00 am. Bring ear plugs if you want any sleep before 2:00 am!! The details say quiet time at the house starts at 10:00 pm, but why bother with that "rule" when this house sits across the street from a bar/music venue that stays open until 2:00 am.. You can hear their music blaring and thumping, cars screeching down the side road, people talking on the sidewalks and street, and we even heard a girl throwing up outside at 12:40 am. Also heard an irate man who was kicked out of the bar wandering the street in front of the house screaming profanity and racist comments from 12:30-1:00. It was a great spectacle to watch from our balcony since we couldn't sleep. We heard most of this noise from inside the bedroom while we were trying to sleep, which we did not get to do until after 2:00 as we also heard the bar close and everyone empty out onto the street in front of the house. The battery was missing in the fan/light remote in the bedroom so you couldn't use the fan to help cool the room or to help with white noise. I would've thought this was checked when the room was "cleaned" before our arrival. There was a used k cup still in the coffee maker from whoever stayed last. I would've thought this was checked when the room was "cleaned" before our arrival. There also seemed to be a little white mold spot on the wood floor under the AC unit, and tons of stains on the old carpet on the stairs. Also the shower liner was disgusting, the bathroom tiles were dirty, and the toilet brush by the toilet was disgusting. I wish I did more research on the location of this house, but the bar did not show up on the map. While the house was cute on the outside, the "suite" itself definitely didn't feel like a suite, nor did it feel clean, safe, or relaxing. Such a waste of $263 for ONE night. I was hoping paying more for a place for one night, it would be better than some local hotels but boy were we wrong.

This rundown location is extremely noisy and not at all a place of rest. At first I thought it…read moremight just be the front units that would be impossible to sleep in, but then all of the drag racing and 2:00 engine revving disabused me of that notion. It also lacks even the most basics. It has a kitchen but no wash rag for the sink, nor any ice trays for the freezer. A Kurig, but no coffee pods (not even the cheapest of stuff that roadside motels nowadays offer). No facial tissues to be found anywhere?? Table stakes. Also, must add that this place is potentially quite insecure. There is an external keypad (only) for the entry door, but no way to lock that from within (see photo). Thus, presumably, whomever has stayed previously in your "suite" or who maybe is/has been employed here in some capacity could possibly access your room at any hour of the day or night. And will add - importantly - that the dumpy little bar across the street is open until 2:00a SEVEN DAYS A WEEK. Thump, thump, thump all night long, accompanied by drunken wailing and constant comings and goings of loud trucks with a minimal exhaust system (if any). One will enjoy slamming automobile doors every handful of minutes, especially towards closing time. The music also gets louder and louder as the witching hour approaches - an old bar manager trick to the drinkers a-drinkin.' Oh, patrons park directly in front of McKenzie - literally right outside of your front door if you happen to be in a front unit (woe is you). You are expected to park in the back and walk around if in a front unit. Within the building, there's seemingly zero sound-proofing, either vertically or horizontally. Can clearly make out the words of everyone around you at all hours (made some recordings if ownership/management is ever interested). Which, of course, in turn means that every single thing you say within the confines of your room is up for grabs by all of your neighbors. If you book a ground floor room, every single footstep above will be experienced loudly. As far as aforementioned ownership/management, just know that they will be utterly unsympathetic to any pleas regarding any of this - it's, you know, beyond their control or ability to remedy (even though they haven't warned you about any of this as part of the booking process). This property is a red flag DO NOT STAY under any circumstances - including if the only alternative is to sleep in your vehicle. You were warned.

Paul was wonderful! On time, friendly, told us a lot about the area on our way to our destination…read more Would 100% recommend!

I was able to visit this place when on a wedding oak wine train from Austin. We went on a Sunday…read more It is typically closed, but it was open for the wine train participants. The place is very pretty. It has upstairs and downstairs seating. It also has outside patio seating.. We were able to taste five of the wines on the train and were happy to see that they didn't only choose the sweet ones. I'm used to these events having mostly sweet wines. Our favorite was the Tioja. At the winery, we decided to buy three bottles of wine to share between eight of us. We bought a tioja, a red wind, and a Sangiovese. We all enjoyed the wines and even bought some to take home. The winery staff was super friendly and gave us a lot of suggestions. They did sell chicken salad, sandwich boxes, but we decided to go eat at a restaurant nearby instead.

Staff was not very friendly. I will agree with some of the other reviews, it did feel a bit stuffy…read more There were some good wines but the atmosphere was not super exciting or friendly.

Can't beat this place. Have been there two years in a row with two other couples and it's the…read moreperfect place for our yearly retreat. Spectacular view and pool. Amazing hosts. Delicious food. Even two sweet dogs to keep you company. Oh, now I see I already wrote a Yelp review, so I'm not even sure if this will post, but it does, you'll know we love this place so much as to post twice.

We traveled via Tesla EV for a quick two-night stay to celebrate our 41st anniversary. If driving…read morefrom Houston, I suggest recharging in Bastrop and Llano both ways. You approach the resort by dirt roads, but they are well maintained and no problem for our sedan. The Tesla nav system was accurate. We had no problems getting there and back. Kelly and Brian are excellent hosts. Brian can regale you with many anecdotes from Central Texas history, most of which I had not heard before, even though we've lived in the Lone Star State for 38 years. Our room was quiet, cool, and comfortable. The lobby is also quiet and is a great place to sit and read. There are two very sweet dogs that have the run of the place. We had a lot of fun interacting with them. You can walk the grounds and along the dirt roads with nearly zero traffic. I do recommend sturdy hiking boots, as cockleburrs are plentiful. There are also venomous snakes in this area, although we did not see any. Better safe than sorry. We will certainly return. I'm thinking March or April will be perfect to catch the wildflowers and get in before the summer heat. Please the attached photo captions for additional comments.

We used Texan Wine Tours for a girls' trip Dec. 2, 2022, and I can't recommend this company highly…read moreenough! We will definitely be using them again in the future. John, the owner, was extremely prompt in his communication & so helpful with our planning. David, the driver, was SO knowledgeable, informative and friendly! He gave us information on wineries we've never been to and made recommendations for future trips. He was quick to respond when we were ready to move on to our next stop (we made 4 in one day!), and he took AMAZING photos of our group! I especially appreciated that the gratuity was not automatically added, and I know this was a benefit to David as well because the group gave him a much better tip than the standard 20%. Thank you, Texas Wine Tours, for helping make this a memorable trip!

We went to Kingsland slab for the first time last year. I left a message and a woman called me back…read morefor reservations. She did explain to me thats its rustic camping, no bells, no whistles, no shower or toilet house, and no store. I told her that was fine by me. She gave us the awesome site with the cement patio. We parked our fifth wheel so our door of the camper was facing the river. We loved it. It was such a beautiful view. We also brought our 14 yr old daughter and her friend. Believe it or not BUT THEY BOTH SAID THEY HAD A GREAT TIME playing in the water and sliding in and out of some cement looking slides that are by the road. Mind you, they did bring their phones with (urrrggg) But they recorded themselves having fun. Wish we could have taken those phones, but hey, we got them out and into nature and thats all we can ask for. LOL We even found quite a bit of beautiful rocks in the river, even some Llanite. My first 3 peices of Llanite. I was so happy. My husband looked at me funny, when I knew what they were called. I researched what people find on our way up there from Houston. Great being the passenger some times : ) They do state on their website that you can dig on the campground property, and you get to keep what you find. We loved that. We are no rockhounds, but after finding some nice pieces, I've been very interested in rocks now. The campground had what was needed for trailer camping. They had the water, electric and full hook up. What more do you need? As long as your camper has a toilet and shower, your golden. Get out there on the river.....Bring your chairs, Bring your coolers, And have fun! Your on vacation. You will find on a hot day, you can just walk down the hill to get to the water. Next thing you know, lots of cars are pulling up on the road and everyone else is gonna join you in the river with chairs and a cooler. Everyone stays to themselves and its very peaceful! Your trip is what you make it to be. Kingsland slab gives you the site and the rest is up to you! We will be going back to Kingsland slab this year as well.

This is our second trip out to this campground. We really enjoy the river & the slab. As far as…read morethe campground goes....we couldn't get anyone to return a call for reservations but they don't seem to usually fill up so we just showed up. Also, this is a very basic campground....although there are full hook ups, there are no concrete slabs & no bells and whistles. A little more upkeep on clearing brush and over grown tree limbs would allow a river view on some of the sites. Just a few improvements would really bump the place up. All in all we enjoy our stay & camp hosts are very nice.