My experience at The Jackson House B&B was terrific. It's actually part of a conglomerate made up…read morewith 2 other B&B's that form the Noble House Inns. We stayed in Room 3 on the first floor. The exterior of the house is plush with bushes and grass with a garden. In the backyard area, there was a housed indoor pool - an unexpected surprise. Cindy, the innkeeper was fantastic! She was extremely warm and welcoming when we first arrived. She provided maps, points of interests, and fantastic restaurants to dine at while we were spending an extended weekend here. She was also the server at breakfast in the mornings. The Jackson House is located right on the outskirts of the heart of San Antonio. Every attraction, (The Riverwalk, Alamo and Alamo Plaza, Tower of the Americas, and lots of restaurants) were all within less than a mile of walking distance. So, besides being in a prime location, The Jackson House was a vintage throwback B&B with a southern charm feel. The room had a fireplace and a giant bathtub as well. In the early afternoons chocolate chip cookies, lemonade, and iced water were provided in the lobby guest area. Breakfast was freshly prepared each morning. You started with a cup of fruit and then served eggs or pancakes, home baked muffins, crisp bacon and or potatoes. Everything was tasty and packed with a hearty punch. The dining room was actually located in the main B&B inn called The Oge House - about 2 blocks away, which you can either walk to each morning or hop in the car for a quick drive. Overall, The Jackson House provided all the pleasant charms of a southern B&B that you'd come to expect. It certainly made my San Antonio getaway a special one!

Such a charming B&B in a quaint area of San Antonio just off the Riverwalk. If your not into busy…read morehotels or looking for something quaint, I highly recommend the Jackson house. Not to mention the price is reasonable and parking is free! We stayed in room #6 and loved everything about it from the skylights, the fireplace, the antique claw foot bath, and the plush bedding, it was perfect. The breakfast was not gourmet but very tasty and definitely better than the generic complimentary breakfast you get at chain hotels! Cookies and lemonade are kept in the dining area for afternoon snack. Didn't get to enjoy the pool but it's nice that we had the option! We will definitely be back!

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!!

My wife and I stayed at the Brackenridge house B &B. We read the reviews which were mixed. We loved…read moreit. We stayed in the Wrens nest. The room as you come in the front door to the left. We stayed Saturday through Monday. Each breakfast was different; waffles, bananas, nuts, scrambled eggs, orange juice, and sausage, all cooked perfectly and tasted fantastic. Next day Eggs Benedict, English muffins, and watermelon, just great. It was so clean and felt like home that my wife and I plan to stay again.

Update: this charming B&B is currently doing some renovations. They had workers out yesterday & I…read morecan't wait to see the cool, finished product. The workers did not interfere with our enjoyment.

A quaint, turn of the century, throwback to simpler times, where chicken coops were nestled snuggly…read moreunder wraparound porches, and fresh eggs were only a few steps away. Located 0.6 miles from the bustling epicenter of touristy riverwalk, you can start your day with a jog along a secluded section of the canal which is viewable from your private balcony. Sundries are only 0.3 miles away, thanks to the local H-E-B. Everything else is a ride share away, although Uber drivers did seem to have a difficult time finding the location. Breakfast is served daily between 8:30 and 9:30, but you'll notice the delightful scents visiting your room a bit earlier than that. Roland, the owner, is a charming host, regularly stopping by each guests table to share a chat. Don't forgo the daily shower because they have lots of hots water, and the pressure is impressive. So good

EVERYTHING !!!! When we arrived, we noticed rooms underneath…read morethe grand steps of the mansion and I made the comment that I HOPE our accommodations AREN'T under the steps ! They were and it was the best !!! Thank you very much, Oge house . I'm fixing to make another reservation right now for upcoming anniversary

DO NOT GET MARRIED HERE!! They told me there would be a speaker for music and there was not. You…read morealso do not get to see the cake or flowers until the day of the wedding. There is also no place for guests to change. They got mad we used fake petals and we had to pick each one up. They're very rude to you and your guests. It is very pretty but I can not recommend enough to NOT use this place for your wedding.

I have to say this was one of the most best getaways that I've ever been to. We really needed to…read moreget away this year and for my birthday we booked the spot and from the moment. Mike and Karen were amazing hosts from the time of booking till us returning home. The cabin was so welcoming and peaceful, the view amazing, we found peace here. Everything was absolutely perfect! Going back for sure!

My husband surprised me with a "glamping" weekend and rented the yurt in Bella Green B&B and it was…read moresuch a fun experience! The turret was incredibly clean and the bathroom set up was definitely glamorous for an outdoor adventure! We loved it so much. I'll definitely come back and I highly recommend adding the breakfast as they are amazing chefs and the best breakfast I've ever had

My wife found a great deal for a two-night stay at this beautiful home through Groupon. Very…read morehospitable keeper. Lovely wrap around patio area. Walking distance to a lot of great establishments. Free (if spotty) wifi. We stayed in the Guenther Room; having our own private entrance was a welcome surprise. However, if you do happen to want the Guenther, bring ear plugs and plenty of Tylenol PM... waiting to buoyantly infringe upon your sleeping experience, in no particular order: Endless traffic, utility vehicle back up safety alerts, trains, construction, chatter from early risers on the patio having to speak up to compete with the road noise, ivories being tickled on the living room piano (hopefully by a person), silverware being clanged in preparation for breakfast in the dining area and guests laughing heartily as they eat. All of which hurts, literally, after a night at 1919 and Joe's Blues. Not all of this was Beckmann Inn's fault, of course: they can't help the noisy traffic outside, or my wife and I being in our 30's not 50's (i.e. probably not gonna quite make that 9 a.m.-sharp breakfast call... or wait, would 20 be too young for that?). Also, no one forced me to drink that last tumbler of Johnnie Walker Black the night before. But, that was my experience.

I first stayed at this B&B when it was owned and operated by innkeepers that lived on site. I have…read morerecommended it many times as my favorite B&B in the King Williams District. I stayed here again a few months ago and admit that the service wasn't as personal as when the innkeepers were on site. However, the inn is historic, quaint, comfortable, in a fabulous location and the full breakfasts deserve at least a 3.5 rating. I was very impressed with the flexibility of the Inn Manager. I bought several Living Social vouchers and realized I could not use them before expiration. She extended the full voucher offer until I was able to use them at my convenience. . This inn deserves my 4 rating and I am hopeful that other satisfied guests will take the time to review the Beckmann Inn so it's average rating will not be dependent on a single bad customer experience.

We love visiting Gruene and love to stay at Gruene Mansion Inn when we are able to make it. I was…read moresad to find out that it is a bed and breakfast anymore. With how high the rates are it should definitely be a B&B still, but i guess high prices are just something that people get away with now! Regardless the room we stayed in was beautiful and clean and had updated renovations. The outside looks rustic but the inside is very comfortable and relaxing. Besides the music that is playing next door, sleep was great. The beds are comfy. We enjoyed rocking in the chairs on the patio watching the people. Plenty of parking during the week for guests. Staff was great and helpful.

It's been 10 years since I last rated this place but I want to concentrate on The Pantry, their…read morelittle breakfast/brunch kitchen. They had a special: Breakfast enchiladas! Hobby loved them with the green sauce. We had a variety of things with our friends visiting from Virginia. Breakfast plate. Breakfast tacos. Breakfast croissant. All amazing. Friends loved the Texas Pecan coffee. Staff was invited from the moment we walked in. You order and pay first then find a seat either indoor or outside. We chose inside and it was lovely. Highly recommend.

I had such a wonderful stay at Kuebler Waldrip House Bed & Breakfast!…read more Everything about the experience was top-notch. The room was absolutely beautiful--so cute, thoughtfully decorated, and spotless. The bed was incredibly comfortable, which made it easy to fully relax and enjoy the stay. The common room was such a nice touch--it was always stocked with drinks and snacks and available anytime, which made it feel extra welcoming and homey. The grounds were peaceful and quiet, perfect for unwinding, and the location was super convenient for getting into town. And the breakfast... WOW. Truly to die for. Everything was perfectly cooked, delicious, and there was plenty to eat. The atmosphere during breakfast was so fun and inviting--it really felt like a special experience, not just a meal. Margy and Darrell Waldrip were fantastic hosts--so kind, welcoming, and attentive. They made the whole stay feel warm and personal. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area!

What a warm and welcoming place to stay. It is very rustic, warm and comfortable!…read moreDarrel and his mom are very kind people and we would go there again if ever we are in the area. We so appreciate their hospitality. The breakfast is delicious and the coffee great! I highly recommend this wonderful place!

We spent a couple of days here for spring break. It was a wonderful, relaxing experience…read more This place is a combination of cabins, bed-and-breakfast, and animal sanctuary. The grounds have lots of friendly animals to interact with. The location feels like it's in the middle of nowhere, yet you're only a few minutes away from Boerne. We enjoyed feeding the goats, donkeys, and pigs. We also participated in a giant tortoise interaction and got to feed and pet him. We were even welcomed by a dancing cockatoo! The bed was super comfortable, and the cabin had everything we needed. The hosts responded quickly whenever we needed anything. We're looking forward to returning to the spot again the next time we need a getaway that feels far away yet is still fairly close to San Antonio.

I'll start this by advising everyone to read the reviews thoroughly and believe them. I read the…read moregood and bad and decided to ignore the bad and hope for the best. Lesson learned. A few days prior to our arrival, Vicky calls and says that VRBO overbooked the "Lodge" where we had booked our reservation. Hmm, never heard of vrbo overbooking before. She offered our choice of two of the smaller cottages plus a bottle of wine as bonus. I said that we were not interested in the smaller ones and wanted the lodge that we booked because it was bigger. She then offers the Main House, which was much bigger than our original rental, and I thanked her and accepted. The day before we leave, I haven't heard anything on the address or access information. I texted them and finally received a response at 10PM. Great. Now at least we know where we are going and that we can get in. Upon arrival, you drive into the gate and up a gravel drive. Then you are left to find the cottage that is yours. We couldn't so we called and Micky told us where to find the house. It was attached to two smaller cabins (or anexed as Micky explained). Our "neighbors" were a group of 21 year old boys + their girl friends. That's fine and we greeted them and they were polite enough. They mentioned they had been "partying" on the deck of the main house for the last few days.... The main house is REALLY nice!! Beautifully decorated inside with Texas memorabilia and has everything you need for a super comfortable stay. Except grilling utensils, but not a huge deal. We made due. If it was just the house for this rental, we would have been thrilled. BUT the deck of the house is huge and there was no indication that anyone had cleaned the deck or furniture in months. Covered in dust, beer bottle tops (see above partying), and dirt. We cleaned the table off ourselves and I used the broom to make it somewhat acceptable. But even that's okay. The major turn off was from the moment we arrive, Micky learns that we are having our brother out for dinner that night. He immediately texts back that our reservation was for 2 people only. Never have I rented a place that had a per person surcharge or where the owners literally harass you about having a guest. Finally, I was like, Fine - send the invoice, I don't care what the charge is if it makes you happy and you will leave us alone. Our family has a 400 acre ranch in Fredericksburg and we know Texas ranches. If Micky and Vicky don't like to deal with people, don't have it set up as rentals. We won't be back again which is a shame because we rent in the area 4-5 times per year to be close to family. Also, fyi - We saw no indication of the "gourmet" restaurant or "cowboy" bar. As I mentioned at the open, there are good and bad reviews here. You could have either experience, I guess. Just be informed.