Zero stars!! This place should be condemned. We booked thru the hotel directly. When we saw the…read moreroom we opted NOT to stay as it is dirty, in bad need of updates and repairs. They refused to give us a refund. This is no way to do business. There are other hotels in Hondo that are better. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone.

So far not so good Just checked in…read more Room smells like smoke Permanent residents sittin outside in chairs smokin, drinkin, listening to music, loud kids , and I am trying to sleep DO NOT STAY HERE , it sucks , negative 5 stars

Bedbugs, stains on the sheets, mouse turds under the AC, so humid there was water running down the…read moredresser under the TV, insects all over the floor, blood spots on one of the sheets, and the door has no security latch so management can drop in at any time. Response when we told management, "We can move you to a cleaner room." and "None of the doors have security latches." They did not refund any of our money.

Clean rooms, incredibly friendly staff. Good location, close to restaurants and stores, Will…read moredefinitely stay again

This Review is for the Hillside SPA, I really enjoyed my…read moreMassage session with Jessica "Shannon" She made the experience GREAT. She was so friendly, witty and knowledgeable about everything she was doing. I am planning for another session soon and I highly recommend her if u ever plan n making a reservation. : Hote:l 4 Stars out of 5* The Hotel was great as well, Friendly staff and everyone was so welcoming. - Pool Closes and 11pm - Dining closes 9:00pm The only negative thing was the microwave had a bad smell when we were going to use it, (We did not use it) there was a smell to the room too. : / Overall good experience with hotel

It was beautiful and so relaxing, and the staff was so helpful and so nice. Would stay again and…read moredefinitely recommending to friends

We enjoyed this hotel! Newly renovated with really nice rooms. The bed was very comfortable. We'd…read morerecommend to bring an eye mask due to red/blue lights from the check in sign entering the room at night even with the blinds drawn, and ear plugs because the hotel is close to railroad tracks. Overall we had a good experience!

I recommend the Sabinal Inn to everyone! My boyfriend and I drove in from Houston and there was a…read morediscrepancy with our reservation at a different location so we were in a jam and needed a place to stay (with our large dog) for one night... we were welcomed with absolutely zero problems at the Sabinal Inn. The lovely lady that works the front desk was so accommodating even though we were inquiring for a room after regular business hours. It's a no frills place but it had all the amenities we needed for a comfortable stay! It's affordable and offers no frustrations which went a long way with us seeing as how we were already in a frustrating situation. I give the Sabinal 5 stars for the convenience and supreme hospitality that was afforded to us and we will probably choose this little spot the next time we visit the Frio River!!

Nice museum with butter and exhibits and great 7 minute film. Gift shop. Free parking. Friendly…read morestaff. Wonderful history. All of this located along the Medina River.

Decided to visit the museum again. They are doing some renovations work around hotel part but…read moremuseum and river areas were still open. What a great place to do picnic with the family. And it's free, they do accept donations. The grounds are well kept and provide picnic tables.

I had the pleasure of staying at Rio Bella last November for an event called Songs on the Frio. The…read morewhole property is magical, the rooms are perfectly done and not too much of any specific vibe allowing your mind to relax and feel right at home. The front desk and manager were so accommodating, they went above and beyond to ensure I had the best stay. The river is FABULOUS and so is RIO BELLA!

Y'all. It doesn't matter the occasion or reason you've found yourself searching for the coolest…read moreplace to stay on The Frio; all you need to know now, is that the search is over, you've found it!!! Rio Bella is a hidden gem along the Frio owned by an amazing family! The unreal beauty & versatility, make her the perfect spot for A N Y B O D Y! Families with small babies Families with toddlers through teenagers Families with no kiddos Just you Weddings, reunions, or just because you wanna, this place can accommodate it all-I'm serious! -No worrying about missing nap times, forgotten sippy cups or binkis (pacifier). With your cabin within walking distance to the water, going back and forth is a breeze! From the right cabin, I'd be willing to bet your baby monitor will reach the water, too ;) -having pre teens and teenagers can make picking a vacay destination tough, but trust me, they'll be into this place. With tubes, kayaks, stand up paddle boards, lilly pads, hammocks, and an overwhelming amount of space to explore, they'll be off and running as soon as you pull up! Basically, if you're into sun, fun, and being able to completely see your toes underwater, Rio Bella is a no brainer!! As I'm sure you can tell, I really love this place, it's just that damn good.

We found ourselves in Utopia, Texas of all places for a wedding of a couple of friends. Since…read moreSabina's River Lodge is pretty much the only hotel/motel in the area, this is where we stayed. Utopia is a tiny little town and Sabinal River Lodge is at the edge. It is a minute drive to town where you'll find a few small cafes and other service stores. The Sabinal River Lodge itself is homey and rustic. It was an enjoyable stay for us. The room we had was spacious with two comfortable queen beds, a small kitchenette and a 4-person table with chairs. It seemed pretty newly refurbished. Everything worked well. They have very basic things in the kitchenette, so don't expect to cook much other than microwaving or using a small pan on the stove. There is no oven and there were no pots. I liked that they provided a new sponge and dish soap though! The fridge is also mini size. But if you're not planning on cooking much, all of this shouldn't be a problem. The cafes in town actually serve food that is affordable and delicious. Apart from sleeping, we didn't really get to spend time at the lodge to enjoy the view from the patio in the back or the outside area. We saw several deer on the property at night, but I'm sure there are other critters to see around, too. The room rate was $135 per night and the check in/out process was easy. The people we interacted with were friendly and because it is a small place, it felt very familial. If you ever find yourself in Utopia, I'd recommend this place to stay!

We spent a lovely four days at the Sabinal River Lodge in Utopia Texas. We came for the eclipse,…read morebut plan to return another time. It's that good. It's right on the Sabinal River, and is a many-generational family-owned business. Clean, comfortable, great beds, and country stylish, the folks that run the place aim to please and enjoy serving their guests. Brandi is sharp, charming and truly cares. First day we made ourselves some coffee, and relaxed from travel by spending the morning sitting on the deck, watching the hummingbirds and cardinals at the feeders, and a variety of other birds flitting through the trees. Peaceful. One in our group made a point to swim by the dam in the river a couple of times, and enjoyed speaking with some of the folks who were fishing. The kitchens are well-outfitted, and the rooms have dining tables for comfortable eating, or card and board games! There's also a pool table and a barbecue, which we made good use of. A lot of care has been put into creating a comfortable relaxed environment. Highly recommended. A worthy place to get away from routine. Feels like home.

Such a cute place to stay, great location, gorgeous scenery. There's a few things that could be…read moreimproved upon to make it five out of five stars. The room seem clean for the most part, and was really spacious, but the fridge was filled with old moldy food. It's a bed-and-breakfast, but there is no breakfast offered. The creek bed is dry, the pool is tiny, and only for the airstream, so there's no swimming option, which is really disappointing. It was really quiet, which was so nice especially for a cabin setting, but there was definitely no fresh grass, it was mostly gravel everywhere that got stuck in her shoes .

Camp Comfort holds a special place in my heart. My husband and I have stayed here multiple times to…read morecelebrate birthdays and anniversaries and also when we want to get away from our normal hectic lives in Austin and slow down for a while. We usually stay in the alley rooms and they are cozy and stylish. I adore the jet bathtub -- it is such a luxurious treat, especially after spending some time outside in the cold by the fire pit. The creek running alongside the property is just beautiful and I always love to sit beside it on a picnic blanket and let all my daily worries and anxieties drift away. Another one of my favorite places in the world is lying in a hammock under the canopy of one of the many 100 year old+ cypress trees that line the creek. The location is stellar. A delicious pizza from nearby Comfort Pizza, a couple of good bottles of vino, and some porch sittin' in the chairs in front of our room and I'm in heaven -- ahh I miss Camp Comfort already! Also, Comfort has excellent coffee and restos, yay! I just love the vibe of the city as a whole. It's artistic and laid back and not crowded with tchotchkes and tourists (looking at you, Fredericksburg). I almost don't want to share the secret of how great this place is. I'm bringing my extended family to Camp Comfort in a couple of weeks to celebrate my birthday, and we've rented out several cabins, alley rooms, and the Camp Comfort house. I cannot wait to play dominos in the main hall and laugh and share stories and take comfort in our being together and weathering a couple of tough years for us (and the world). Cheers to Camp Comfort! Long may you stay a place of kindness, strength, and rest to those who find you.

My mom and I LOVED our stay here! We booked the treehouse for a weekend to relax and hike the local…read morestate parks. The cabin exceeded our every expectation in design, space, and amenities. The front porch/balcony was the perfect place to read, watch the sunrise, and enjoy the birds. The "backyard" had a gorgeous view of the hills and had a picnic table, campfire, and bbq to make dinner and s'mores watch the sunset. The cabin itself was stocked with everything you need from kitchen utensils to coffee to extra blankets. Also, the living room had tons of entertainment like board games, movies, and books. Our favorite part of every night was reading and talking in front of the fireplace. The bed was massive and comfortable with cedar walls that made the room smell so cozy. Outside, there was a small clearing where we laid and star gazed, and one night a deer ran by us! Even the road to get to this place was absolutely stunning. My only suggestions would be better lighting in the bedroom, a bigger bathroom mirror, and curtains or blinds on the front windows. But I would definitely return here--we felt safe and it was wonderful in every way.

The Lodges at Lost Maples are tucked away off ranch road 337. Part of the fun is the drive here;…read morefull of twisty roads, curves with views of rolling hills, and uphills so steep you have to drop your car into low gear. Great fun if you are into that sorta thing. One of the most beautiful drives in the lone star state. Motorcyclists populate the highway, so use caution but enjoy the drive... Now the lodges: made out of cinderblock with touches of local wood. Inside there are large kitchens with microwave, full size fridge, and stove. The cabin is one large room with wood floors, not separate areas. A futon that folds out into a bed is in the living room, directly behind that is a queen sized bed. Close to the dining table in the kitchen are the twin sized bunk beds basically in a nook off the wall. A bathroom with a stand up shower is off the kitchen (if you have a baby bring the portable tub). The back patio was great with a bed, benches, and adirondack chairs. Off the deck in the yard area was a patio table with umbrella and a charcoal burning grill. So, even though we had a large group in one cabin, we still felt like we had plenty of space. The owners of the cabin were extremely friendly and brought us a breakfast of homemade blueberry muffins, pecan bread, fresh squeezed orange juice and seasonal fruit. The lodges are in perfect proximity to Lost Maples state park, but away from all of the road noise. This is a place for those that like a hidden, cozy feeling, but still need more ammenities than camping(i.e. air conditioning!). My family will definitely be staying here again. Oh...make sure to stop at the store and load up on what you need...the closest full size grocery I believe is in Utopia about 20 miles away.