Almost hate to tell folks about this place because it will get so many bookings I can't stay when I…read morecome back in these parts. I feel like I was in cowboy heaven. Came to Albany preaching the gospel stayed a week. Some of the best secrets are kept quiet. If your hankering to visit the good ole days here's one of those places.

Small town friendly and great value. Very charming decorations. Comfortable accommodations with…read moreeverything you need. Very very clean!

Such a beautiful home and well taken care of. It was very cozy and quiet. You can walk to any of…read morethe restaurants downtown and feel safe. Loved this place.

Communication from the host was incredible. Relaxing location! Great spot for an easy weekend…read more Overall, would stay here again without any hesitation.

My husband surprised me with a "stay-cation" at the Rosen House Inn for my birthday. The owner,…read moreKelly, and her mom greeted us warmly. We were invited to look around the home, and with all the antique decor, we had a lot of fun checking out the common areas. Our room was very comfortable and beautifully furnished. We ate dinner at Lili's on Magnolia - you'll find my review there. The next morning, Kelly prepared an amazing breakfast for us. We enjoyed this delicious meal and had an interesting conversation with Kelly. And we met and enjoyed Rufus, her beautiful Great Dane. After breakfast, we sat on the front porch, read our iPad and newspaper, and enjoyed the community setting. I was reluctant to leave, and we will be back for an overnight stay again. It is a wonderful retreat from busy life and you don't even have to leave the city.

Big beautiful and welcoming home. We stayed in the Fairmont room with the large bathroom. The home…read morewas quiet when we arrived a little after the 3pm check-in and it remained quiet throughout our 1 night's stay. We loved our room and appreciated the special welcome with the bottle of wine and delicious homemade chocolate chip cookies. Kelly, had a supply of snacks and sodas in the mini-fridge in the upstairs hallway. Our bed was super comfortable and I was able to sleep restfully after a night out in the Stockyards. Breakfast was amazing - french toast with a crumb topping, crispy bacon, scrambled eggs, homemade muffins, fresh fruit, pressed coffee that I enjoyed most black. We loved Rufus, the house dog's gentle company. It was National Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast and we had the best strawberry ice cream complete with sprinkles. This was our first experience at a Bed & Breakfast and our first visit to Texas. We would love to return with our kids as we loved Fort Worth.

Now called "Eastburn" Not JR,s…read more Well the last time we went it was a disaster. Nothing was right. This time WAY BETTER Kris got his act together. Wife ordered Salmon and it was very tasty. I ordered the ribeye medium. It was good and cooked right. May not be the 1" steak you often see but very good. What stole the show was the Chips and Queso. The chips were cooked in house fresh and the queso was thick and very good. White cheese. Kat our waitress was awesome. Not a whole lot of people there but when they hear it's fixed, they will come back. Good job Kristopher!!!

Good food! This place has rebranded and is no longer JR's though. They need to update their online…read moremarketing and advertising! Their new menu is much smaller than it used to be, but still has good options! I had the chicken fried steak and my husband had the chicken and we both really liked our food. Nice location and atmosphere too. Love the beautiful wood walls, high ceilings and hotel options too.

Our stay at Angel's Nest Bed and Breakfast in Weatherford was supposed to be a special weekend…read moreaway, but unfortunately, it became one of the most uncomfortable and concerning lodging experiences we have ever had. My husband is meticulous when it comes to planning surprises. He loves taking care of every detail, and he had reserved a room at Angel's Nest along with an additional package for our weekend. Friday morning, the owner contacted him to let him know that we were being upgraded to another room and assured him that the package he purchased would be moved to the upgraded room and everything would be ready for our arrival that evening. We were provided a code to enter the bed and breakfast as well as a code for our room. After having dinner in Weatherford, we arrived that evening. The exterior of the property is beautiful, and initially we were excited about our stay. When we reached our assigned room, however, the keypad would not light up and the door was locked. After several attempts, we called the owner. She gave us the location of a hidden key and instructed us to use it to enter the room. When we opened the door, another couple was already occupying our room. They had unpacked their belongings, eaten most of the chocolate-covered strawberries that were part of our package, opened and drank our champagne, and were in the private hot tub engaged in intimate activity. We immediately closed and locked the door and reported what had happened while still on the phone with the owner. What happened next was even more concerning. We were instructed to go down the hallway to Room 2 because we were told no one was staying there and that we could use that room instead. We followed those instructions, opened the door, and walked in on another couple in bed. At this point, we had now been given access to two occupied guest rooms. We later learned that these guests apparently had canceled reservations and were no longer supposed to have access to these rooms. That raised an even larger concern for us: How were people who were no longer assigned to these rooms still able to access and occupy them? More importantly, if we stayed, what assurance did we have that someone else could not be given access to our room and walk in on us? This became a serious privacy, safety, and security concern, not simply an inconvenience or a reservation mix-up. What was also extremely disappointing was how the situation was handled afterward. The owner never came downstairs while we were there to personally address what was happening, determine why unauthorized guests were occupying two rooms, or provide us with reassurance regarding the security of the property. After taking some time to process everything that had happened, we made the decision to leave. We simply did not feel safe or comfortable staying there. We also felt dismissed rather than genuinely accommodated. My husband had carefully planned this weekend, and that very morning had been personally contacted about our upgraded room. We arrived expecting the room and package that had been promised to us. Instead, we walked in and watched another couple consuming the chocolate-covered strawberries and champagne that he had purchased for us while occupying the private hot tub we had been looking forward to enjoying. We were then directed to another room, only to walk in on another couple in bed. Beyond the disappointment of losing what was supposed to be a special experience, the lack of apparent safety and security protocols was deeply troubling. Our concern is not simply that someone was accidentally placed in the wrong room. Two separate rooms that we were specifically instructed to enter were already occupied. That should never happen at any lodging establishment. Guests deserve to know that when they close and lock their bedroom door, another guest will not be provided a code, key, or instruction that allows them to enter. Unfortunately, we left feeling that more concern was shown toward the individuals occupying rooms they were reportedly no longer authorized to use than toward us--the paying guests who had actually reserved the accommodations. As first-time guests, we expected hospitality, communication, accountability, and most importantly, a reasonable level of privacy and security. Instead, what was supposed to be a thoughtfully planned weekend ended before it ever began. The property itself is beautiful, but based on our experience, significant improvements need to be made regarding room access, canceled reservations, guest privacy, security procedures, and how serious incidents are handled.

The owner agreed on holding off charging my card due to me working out of town a lot. After being…read morecharged once she offered a refund then the second time when I added I couldn't stay she said she can't refund my card due to policy. The reservation was $700 for two nights. DO NOT reserve rooms here unless you're rich or don't like you money.

Inn on Lake Granbury is truly a must-visit. We celebrated our anniversary there and were welcomed…read morewith a bottle of champagne, chocolates, and a personalized card -- such a thoughtful and special touch. The grounds are absolutely beautiful and create such a relaxing, comfortable atmosphere. The breakfast was delicious, starting with fresh fruit, and the staff was incredibly attentive throughout our stay. The service is high quality, the rooms are spotless, and everything is exceptionally well kept. We also loved the daily wine and appetizers served around five o'clock each evening. One of the best parts is the location -- it's an easy walk to the town square with all the fun shops and wonderful restaurants. It was an amazing getaway and a perfect anniversary vacation.

Came here for a quick trip and from beginning to end it was a great experience we were greeted…read moreimmediately and bright to our room. The room was spacious having an upstairs living room with a full kitchen and patio to view the lake from. They had a hot tub and pool outside as well as hammocks and a dock to relax at. They have a large jetted tub as well as a shower with steamer inside, i need one of these. It is a short walk from the city center where there are Numerous restaurants and shops

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.

I have been here many times. The details that have gone into making this home a must see historic…read moredestination keep drawing me back. There are new antiques every time I visit, some of which were donated by descendants of the original home owners. The house is always decked out, but it is especially fun to see during the holidays. You can tell a lot of thought, time and money went into restoring this magnificent 7,000 square foot home to its former grandeur. I will definitely go back to visit, even if only to get away from the city lights and mentally recharge in the quiet country atmosphere.

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.