Perfect place to escape esp in a pandemic Very friendly…read morestaff. Very clean facilities. I felt 100pct safe. Get away to Hill Country

This golf course is beautifully maintained and is truly great. We played two rounds here and it's…read moredefinitely on the top of our list for favorites we've played. The resort is a little bit of a different story and I have written a separate review on that. The staff in the pro shop and on the course were fantastic!

$72 for a round? I can play tapito resort for $85. Layout is long and tight drives are needed. The…read morefront 9 has some weird waste areas in front of the greens whereas if your ball doesn't roll down the fairway drops then your left up top with like a 155 yd shot into the greens over a huge waste area. Or else you have to chip it like 30 yds down the hill to have a decent second shot into the green. Not really a fan. Greens are good but sandy. Hopefully that'll go away in a few weeks. Bunkers are big and full of fluffy loose sand. The rough is thick and swallows up balls. Okay I guess.

Great course in town. Guys in the pro shop were very nice. Little slow on Sunday afternoon but that…read moreis expected. Greens in very good shape. Give this course a try!

My husband and I stayed at the Flying L ranch for a couple of days to attend one of our dear…read morefriends' wedding. Since we are right next to the golf course, he played a 9-hole round at the Flying L Golf Course and really enjoyed it. The young gentleman who worked at the counter was friendly, welcoming and helpful. The golf course itself was nice with several water ponds, white sand areas, and zillion of peaceful and beautiful deers laying under the big trees judging my husband's bad shots ... My husband enjoyed his tee time and I got a good work out from walking around, helping him finding his balls. Hope this goft course will get more love and support from the golfers!!

Best golf course in the hill country by far with amazing holes and the greens are tricky & fast…read more It's a great course that isn't easy with the elevations and the water hazards. The island hole on #3 is my favorite and a great start to the hill country layout. The main office staff is really friendly.....as a resort course it's worth it to drive out.

I came here in July of 2025 to help with the flooding and had an amazing experience. the amenities…read morewere beautiful and well kept. The manager when we got here, Robin, was truly helpful and never hesitated to stop and help with anything. In December they switched management and everything went horrible. they were pinching for money and told is that they were taking the veterans discount away and would start charging $50 more a month.

When I lived in Kerrville in 2017 triple t RV resort that was the most beautiful place on Earth To…read morestay I would recommend it to anybody

Found this wonderful place while using the visitor app on my phone, and I highly recommend both the…read morehotel and the app! The proprietor is super nice and accommodating- we were lucky to get a reservation short notice for one night and take in a little of what this nice town has to offer. Will be back, thanks.

We spent a couple of months at the Carlton Club Inn while we were waiting to move into a new home…read more The apartments are furnished with everything you need, they are immaculate, and the landscaping of the grounds is lush and beautiful. What makes this place extra special is the manager. Jamy is the gracious and hard-working. She clearly takes pride in taking great care of both the Inn and the guests. We had a couple of scheduling problems and Jamy was willing to work with us, for which we were very appreciative. The Carlton Club Inn is located only a few hundred yards from the Guadalupe River and about 1/4 mile from the 1011 Bistro. The beds were very comfortable, the linens were high quality, and the bedroom curtains were heavy and lined so they kept light out of the bedroom very well. There is plenty of off-street parking. The Carlton Club Inn was a real Godsend during a time when we were between homes. We could not recommend it more highly and would happily return to stay there again. Thanks, Jamy, for sharing your little slice of Heaven on earth with us.

Worst place I've ever stayed. Roaches, spiders, crickets galore. I demanded my money back and…read morecanceled the rest of my stay. I'd never stay there again. I can't see how they stay in business. Don't waste your time or money!

Love this place! It is what it is, but it is clean, quiet and affordable. We'd suggest upgrading…read moreto an efficiency if you'll be there more than a night or two. Their adjacent Hunter House Cafe is open for breakfast and lunch and serves up generous portions and lots of smiles. The owners, Mike and Nancy, have been innkeepers for a long time and go of their way to make guests happy. While you are there, stop across the street to Old Ingram Loop, a historic shopping area filled with unique galleries and shops. Must sees are Southwestern Elegance and Clint Orms Silversmith. Less than a mile away is the Hill Country Arts Foundation, where you can visit their gallery or catch an outside play in the summer or inside in the winter. Recently moved to their grounds are the replicas of Stonehenge and Easter Island. Bring your cameras!

Friendly staff, and the amenities are 5 stars. The campground is beautiful in a great location. We…read morestayed a little over 2 months to visit friends and family. Thought about buying one of the lots, but we'll wait to see if the people selling them come down in price some. Overall amazing resort and already planning another stay sooo!

Recently, we came across this resort while traveling. It certainly checks many boxes. It is new…read moreand clean. Most sites have concrete. Has indoor Pickleball courts. Indoor bar for cocktails. It seemed perfect. Calling back today in normal posted business hours to make reservations but no one will answer the local phone. Called the main number which happens to be a the Landstar Corporate number in North Carolina which apparently manages several RV Resorts.....and the same issue....it is impossible to talk with a real person....VERY impersonable. You are rerouted through a phone tree until you are finally asked to leave a message. I now see why the RV Resort is practically empty. It would appear the RV Sites are individually owned with Landstar/Riverwalk handling the reservations for the Owner's Site whenever they do not have it reserved for "personal" use. Great concept....if only you could reach someone to make a reservation or ask a question about the facility. I am glad I don't own one of the sites and am relying on Landstar/Riverwalk to assist in renting out my site. I hate having to beg someone to take my money. Attempted to call other Texas RV Resorts which that are managed by the same Landstar Corporation in N.C....only the get the same results......no one answers the phones. The other RV Resorts in Bandera are older, but they are clean, and they are staffed by real people that make you feel they want your business. UPDATE: After I posted my review, someone from Riverwalk Called me. The lady was very nice, but........was unable to make a reservation for me. You have to call the central reservation line if you want to make an in person reservation. What Riverwalk does not tell you upfront is about all the extra fees they charge. They charge an "Admin Fee" that allows them to take your reservation. A "Resort Fee" for the use of the resort. And a "Reservation Fee" to guarantee your reservation. Very quickly the affordable advertised rate become very pricey. Yep, the old fashion Price Bait and Switch. :(

Nice place for a quite scenic getaway. Little one loved it. We had zero cell service. Enjoyed…read morebeing outside didn't even need it. Lots of families

Pretty terrible little motel. I suppose that's relative though and all the units are independently…read moreowned, so you could have a different experience depending on the room you stay in. The pictures online are a misrepresentation of what you're going to get, so don't be fooled. I think they took a picture of their best looking unit (I saw one with a cute Western vibe) and use it to trick everyone into booking there. When there's only 1 photo, I guess that should raise a red flag. Honestly, what they're doing seems illegal to me. We were visiting Lost Maples and got a Studio room for 1 night. I'm pretty sure we stayed in room 125 and it was the only room available, despite it being the off-season (we did try to switch rooms after seeing it). The theme of the room we got must have been Wal-Mart 1982. Now, if you don't care about the pillows being pancakes on a rickety bed, the shower only being suitable for an 8-year-old, using Dollar Tree towels, linens, and a miniature toilet, plus people being able to see you undressing and doing whatever else through the busted mini blinds (no curtains here), then this place might meet your expectations. All for the low, low price of $90/night. At that price, I would expect something at least on par with Motel 6. Unfortunately, our expectations were set too high on this one. It's a shame too because the grounds are pretty decent. There's a small clubhouse area overlooking the lake, but there was already a family in there, so we didn't use that space. It was fall, so we tried to enjoy our evening drinking wine out by a fire pit. There are several of them and plenty of wood, so you can light your own and enjoy a night by the water. Bring your own lighter or matches....and corkscrew....wine glasses....hell, just stay home. In the summer, it looks like you can enjoy swimming, canoeing, and kayaking too. With a decent room owned by someone who actually cares about providing suitable accommodations for guests, you could probably be comfortable here. I'm not sure how you'd vet the room though...good luck! We're not playing Russian Roulette with our sleeping rooms anymore though, so we won't be back. Funny thing...there were some comment cards left in the nightstand, presumably from previous guests, boasting about how great the place was and how they loved their stay. What??? My brain is still hurting trying to figure that out. Where did those people stay? It wasn't here. I should have taken some pictures, but I forgot.