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

The Moore Ventura Bed and Breakfast is a fantastic place for a weekend getaway. The owners have…read moredone a tremendous job renovating the house as well as adding their own touch! Breakfast is a two-course homemade meal and is well worth it! Ennis itself does not have all that much to do (apart from the Bluebonnet festival in April). If you are around Dallas, I recommend spending the day up there and the evening at Moore Ventura. My fiancée and myself stayed in the Laura Camille room, which has its own attached reading room and private bathroom.

Had an amazing experience here at Moore-Ventura. The hosts were very gracious and the house has an…read moreamazing history. Sam and Joanne will tour you through the home and give you the history of the home along with the origin of the antiques all around their home. Breakfast was great and an added treat of sitting with the hosts and hearing about their past and stories. Be sure and ask Sam to see his personal train sets and miniature elaborate town the trains go through in their 3rd floor attic. One of the neatest surprises of the whole trip! Make sure and ask them about the Italian place they recommended for dinner. One of the best chicken alfredo I've ever had (yes in Ennis, TX). Will be back and highly recommended!

Our church hosted a family retreat at Gathering Oaks earlier this month and everyone involved had a…read morereally great time. My husband and I were part of the kitchen/meal crew and stayed in the Gathering House. The kitchen was quite well-stocked and the extra fridge around the corner + extra storage space was much needed. We did have to bring some of our own equipment but we were thoroughly prepared to do so because Gathering Oaks provided all the information about what was available at the retreat center ahead of time. The sound proofing isn't the greatest in the main house for those staying in the ground floor rooms, but that didn't really end up mattering too much since I'm a pretty deep sleeper. Those who wake up more easily from loud noises may not have as easy a time staying in one of the bedrooms in the Gathering House. The facilities are all very well kept and the kids had a great time with the outdoor activities and the fire pit at night. Would definitely consider Gathering Oaks in the future for smaller retreats (about 40-60 people max).

They were all booked up at Gathering Oaks Resort Main Property, no problem, 2 montgs out! but they…read morehad 'farmhouse" accommodations available. But we wouldn't be allowed to enter the pool or tennis courts or the main prooerty at all. They kindly referred me to another venue that will probably work out.

Charming and eclectic. We were in just for a quick overnight but enjoyed the house and room. We…read morewould come again if ever in the area. Thanks for a nice evening!

While looking for a place to stay in Waxahachie, Texas, I came across The English Merchant Inn, a…read morebed and breakfast. This place intrigued me and decided to book this place for a week, since I was tagging along a business trip my husband had. Check in for this hotel is between 3- 6 pm. Unfortunately, my husband and I were not able to check in during that time and luckily had been able to get ahold of Howard, one of the owners of this place, and told us he would still be awake to check in until ~10 pm, when he goes to bed. But that he would leave the key in the cottage, where I had booked to get in, in case we come in after that. Howard was very nice when we met him (we ended up arriving after 9 pm). He showed us to the cottage, which is a small little place behind the main house (where there are 4 other rooms). The cottage has a king size bed with small living room. The bathroom is just a short few steps away from the sink. There is also a shower and a footed tub. I'm not a fan of baths and so I booked this place specifically for the shower. I wasn't too sure if the rooms inside the main house had showers, as I only saw photos of the footed tub (but there are a few rooms that do. I believe the room on the first floor only has a tub). The living room had a large TV and a Keurig machine with plenty of coffee and tea pods. I liked that a lovely tea set was provided to have my tea made in. As for breakfast, Howard had provided information for 3 places around town that we could get breakfast at. We ended up going to the White Rhino Coffee a few times and also El Mexicano Grill once. Overall, I would say that staying here was comfortable. Howard was very friendly and greatly appreciated him showing my husband and I a tour of the main house and most of the guest rooms (as we were the only ones staying at this bed and breakfast). But there were a few things that I want to mention that was unexpected. One was the daily housekeeping. Because my husband was at work during the day, I was staying in the cottage by myself. On our first day, my husband picked me up during his lunch so that we could pick up lunch at a nearby restaurant and then eat it at the cottage. When we came back, our door was wide open. I was surprised and thought I had forgotten to lock the door. But when I came in, I saw Tony, a friendly employee removing the sheets from our bed and putting on new ones. He told me that normally he comes by in the morning while guests typically would go out for breakfast but that he was late today. I had told him we didn't need housekeeping the next day. However, he came by, but only because I had asked Howard for some more tea pods for the Keurig, so he had Tony come by to provide new ones and clean towels. I didn't know if Tony would come but had a feeling, so I tried to take a shower very quickly when I woke up the next morning. The door that has the sink does not lock and because the way the shower and the mirror at the sink is angled, you can see someone taking a shower. This definitely made me feel uncomfortable, not knowing if Tony would come in for housekeeping and see me. Another thing that I want to mention is the train that goes all day and all night. The first morning we were here, I heard the train sounding the horn at 6:45 am and kept on going. My husband told me that typically the train will sound the horn when passing by intersections so cars know to stay back. I didn't really hear the trains too much later that first night. However, on the last night, the trains were going off all night long. I was so incredibly tired and severely sleep deprived when we woke up early the next day for our flight to fly back home to Los Angeles. I hardly was able to sleep (the train horn is very loud and you can hear it from several miles away). Also just wanted to mention that I heard a rooster around 6:30 am every morning and also heard the rooster in the afternoon each day. Same with hearing dogs barking. These noises didn't bother me but the train sound was definitely a problem. Of course these outside noises are not the fault of The English Merchant Inn but wanted to mention them. I really enjoyed my stay in the cottage at The English Merchant Inn but not entirely sure if I can stay again with all the noise. Where the majority of hotels are in this city, they are on the outskirts of town. According to my husband (he has traveled to Waxahachie several times for work), you can't hear the trains from the hotels, where he stayed before). If I was to stay here again, I would have to bring some really good ear plugs to block out all the noise for a restful night's sleep.

Amazing venue perfect for our family reunion. Plenty of space and the owner went way beyond to make…read moreit perfect.

We rented the Event Center for my daughter's graduation party and had the best experience from…read morebeginning to end! Highly recommended. The owner, Loreen, has incredible customer service, super friendly, and personable. The entire experience was easy and fun. Our party was absolutely perfect. We will definitely use the event center again!!

Countless times the wife and I have passed through Glen Rose wanting to stay and visit. We finally…read moremade the time this past weekend and luckily there was availability at Inn on the River. Pam and Scott are excellent hosts and will make your stay enjoyable. The Inn is a historic building and as such has a lot of charm, the grounds are well kept with the back of the property bordering the Paluxy river. Also at the back of the property overlooking the Paluxy is Snyder's Tavern where lunch, dinner and drinks are served. In the morning you'll get to enjoy breakfast in the dining room which is included in the cost of your stay. One thing to note is that the rooms do not feature TV's which was not a big deal to us. A comfortable bed and private bathroom should be mentioned. We enjoyed our stay and look forward to returning.

SOOOO!! Disappointed. Maybe our expectations were set too high due to a local retailers opinion…read more But after a few day of reflection that food was absolutely the fail!! To spend money on a meal like that is just stupid!! My Mediterranean Salad had 20 + green olives!!! REALLY?? The Waiter was fantastic but we WONT be back!

My partner and I had our wedding here on 4/29/23. It was AMAZING! Martha and Lance went out of…read moretheir way to make it everything we wanted it to be. We had 40 guests and about half of those stayed at the bed and breakfast the night of the wedding. There is a huge room upstairs that has a very large bathroom with many mirrors. It's the perfect spot for the bride and bridesmaids to get ready. They decorated beautifully and the hors d'oeuvres they had at the reception were delicious. It was the absolute perfect day, and we're so grateful to Martha, Lance and the Azalea Plantation for making it everything we hoped it would be.

Had an absolutely amazing experience here this weekend! If I could give Azalea Plantation 10 stars,…read moreI WOULD! Our Innkeepers, Martha and Richard were absolutely fabulous. They were so gracious and sweet and they have a beautiful bed and breakfast. Speaking of breakfast, WOW, it was AMAZING! We stayed in the Lily of the Valley room and it was stunning. I absolutely loved all of the details of this room. There is a nice whirlpool tub and they also have a porch (great place to sit out and have a cup of coffee in the morning!). Overall, such a wonderful bed and breakfast. This was my first bed & breakfast experience and it was better than I could even imagine.

Extremely beautiful property! Cabins are quite & comfortable, the hot tub was AMAZING, the fish…read morewere biting everyday, & there were even horses that walked around the cabin every morning

We stayed 4 nights during spring break. The cabins were off in the woods, very quiet. We took our…read more3 kids and some we loved our stay, I wish there was a little more offered as guests. We have stayed in agglomeration cabins and rental homes over the years and really appreciate those that go above and beyond- these did not. Having a list of things to do around the city, which is very small, would have been nice. Or the option of renting a fishing pole, maybe even a loaner that were could check out for the day would have been nice. We are not fishing people, we have never been so offering that would be nice. The is a place to have a fire bur no wood, again it would be nice if that was something included. Overall, the cabin was just that- a place to stay to sleep. Not much else in regards to activities. If I were to make a suggestion: 1. Have fishing rods (cheap, crappy ones) that guests could borrow 2. List of family fun activities close by 3. List of good places to eat 4. Any great places top see, shop or stop by the locals know about but out-of-towners would not It's a great place to just get away and relax, just a little lost as far as what to do around there.

This was our first time to a Bed and Breakfast. It exceeded our expectations. Mr. and Mrs. Brown…read moreare absolutely the most kind, caring and welcoming people we have ever met. They both took us in as if they had known us forever. So welcoming. My husband and I were able to walk around the corner to a nice dinner. The home was quiet, peaceful and relaxing. We live about an hour from the Chaska house and it was nice to get away for an evening. Breakfast was served at 9am and it was delicious!! I can't say enough good things about our stay at the Chaska house. We are ready to book our next stay and can't wait to see them again. Thank you so much Mr. and Mrs. Brown for having such a beautiful and relaxing get a away for us to enjoy. We loved every bit of it!! The Schabacker's

How to tell people you're not welcome at your business…read morewithout giving a list of who's not welcome?

We spent our wedding night here before heading out on our honeymoon. I could not have asked for a…read moremore wonderful experience. We stayed in the presidential suite and WOW. The bathtub alone makes the entire trip worth it. The style here will truly take you back to the 1910s. So classy! Don't even get me started on the food. The food was incredible and clearly homemade. Everything here is made from scratch. This place is so charming!! We had to show up way later than the allowed check-in and were kindly accommodated! It is so peaceful here! We were even given a bottle of champagne to celebrate our wedding night. The ONLY downside is that the rooms are not very soundproof. The mind wanders... But, it is an old home, so this is not at all a downfall that would hinder my return. A trip to the Corinthian is money and time well spent.

This place was soooo AWESOME!!! As soon as you walk in to this place, you are instantly transported…read moreto an older era. Soft music coming from hidden speakers fill your ears as you walk through the entrance. You are greeted with a staircase immediately and a hallway that leads to the kitchen. The homey-feel is at its best here and it's very comforting. It doesn't feel like a hotel. The room that we had was the Presidential Suite. It included a really big bathtub, which I was HUGE fan of. The bathroom was really really nice and classy. The bed was very comfortable. In the morning, we had breakfast and it was REALLY good!! The bread was fresh and the poundcake was delicious. The lady that made the breakfast was also really nice!! Overall, this place made the greatest impression on me and my wife.