We stayed at this bed and breakfast recently. The theme of these cabins are fairy tale oriented. We…read morestayed in the Rumpelstilzchen cottage. Upon first walking into the cabin, it had a strong odor of perfume or room spray. We had to air it out for an hour as the scent was heavy. We paid for a $90 dollar add on romance package. It included a standard bottle of an Oak Leaf Vineyard Chardonnay and a few Hershey's chocolates. This particular cabin included a loft. Our teen slept up there during our stay. It was fairly dusty and the floor wasn't clean. The cabin is fine if you plan on constant and consistent excursions in nearby Fredericksburg or local wineries. The cabin itself is charming but it could really use a deep cleaning. My allergies were triggered due to the dust inside. The first night we stayed, I turned down the bed and there was hair on the sheets that didn't belong to me or my spouse. Also, a previous guest left a claw clip on the floor next to the bed. Morning breakfast was no frills but much appreciated. Assorted yoghurts, bread, meats, cheese, boiled eggs, a few grape tomatoes and some fresh berries were delivered to the cabin at 8 am every morning. Internet is made available to guests but the signal was poor where we were at. We were unable to get online via WiFi and had to leave a bit away to get a good cellular signal. FYI, Verizon is terrible in this location. The kitchen has a mini refrigerator, microwave, toaster and coffee maker. Those are nice conveniences. One of the owners works at Der Lindenbaum and recommended it. The food is good German fare. Fredericksburg has several German restaurants to choose from. What is interesting to note is that right now the majority of our state is in a drought. So the grounds here were sandlike/dusty or have dried out grass. There is an area outside the cabins that has a small fire pit with chairs circled around. We didn't utilize that as we were exhausted by the time we got back from being out all day. Overall, if you like fairy tale themes and privacy, this is a place to consider. It is tucked into a neighborhood; the neighbors are spread far apart and it's a quiet area.

Cozy and comfortable cabins with a delicious breakfast at 8! Great place to stay and a friendly cat…read moreto keep you company!

My husband and I came here for a get away for our anniversary. Since this was the first time we…read morewere able to get over night child care we only wanted to stay one night. This was the only bed and breakfast we could find in the area that would accommodate a one night stay. After a afternoon of wine tasting we headed back to our cozy room! The room was absolutely charming! Everything was well thought out even the smallest details. We can not wait to return!

Those rooms are beautiful. Small and quaint, but everything was great. The owners are really cool…read moreand chilled with us on the patio and built us a fire, even fed us dinner;) Thumbs up! We stayed in the buona sera room-lovingly referred to by the owners as the "Boom room" ;) and my friends stayed in the belissimo. Our room had a jacuzzi tub, and the bed is super comfy, wanted to steal the sheets;) belissimo is a bit bigger, but buona sera is more romantic.

My husband and I and another couple stayed at the barn on TimberRose ranch . It was amazing!…read moreTimber Rose is located in the country hills near Fredericksburg. From the moment that you enter the gate at the end of the drive way you see the beauty of the area and feel the serenity . Tim and Rose are both extremely friendly people who truly love their life and the place they call home. Each of them takes pride in the responsibilities they have and in the business they have created. This is evident from the cozy design and decorating of the barn and adjacent cottages, to the care of their animals and land. The accommodation were amazing ; clean, comfortable and included everything we needed. In fact , we are planning another stay in just a few weeks. I can not write this review without mentioning the amazing breakfast baked by Rose!! Everything was delicious! There are a plethora of things to do in the area. Tim and Rose do a great job of answering questions and providing information about local wineries, restaurants and other interesting things to do. Thank you Tim and Rose!

The absolute best bed and breakfast we have ever stayed at. Everything is 5 star from the moment…read moreyou drive on to the property. The cottages and barn are decorated perfectly! The animals are so delightful to watch and they will greet you daily! Tim and Rose go above and beyond to make your stay perfect. There is no other place we will stay when we come and visit, the peacefulness under the stars is priceless!

So this would have been our 2nd time staying at the retreat and it is a lovely place with lovely…read morerooms. The food is also amazing. That being said - we called 4 times on Tues 6/3 to cancel our reservations for 1 overnight 6/8-6/9 because our daughter got covid. Not only was it not canceled, but we were charged $395 for a 1 night stay (effectively paying for 2 nights but only getting 1). When I spoke to the owner, Amy, I told her that we had canceled last week and asked why our card was still charged. I was told that the cancellation policy is 10 days in advance. I informed her that we were not told that at the time of cancellation nor did we receive a cancellation email. Had we known about this policy, we would have given the reservation to my MIL, who was currently in the hill country. She stated that it is on the original bill as well as the cancellation email (we did not get any cancellation email). I asked her to foward me the cancellation email she sent. I am still waiting for that. Very disappointed in both the communication as well as this policy. Emergencies happen, so should compassion. $400 is a lot of money for 1 night. As charming as this place is, we will not be going back and will not recommend.

This is the second time we have stayed here. The location is convenient to some of our favorite…read morewineries. The bed is really comfortable and the breakfasts are always delicious

This is a unique property with a collection of early homes. We stayed in the Kusenberger Log Cabin,…read morethe original 1847 homestead at the back of the acreage. Descriptions of the home and property, while technically accurate, are a bit incomplete. The log cabin is a smartly converted dog-run to include a functional bathroom in the center. Interesting primative elements have been saved, which makes the experience cool. What was missed in all descriptions was the low clearance doorways and beaming between rooms and in bathroom area. At 5'10", I was 5" too tall. Hubby at 6'4"... you get the picture. We lost count of head bumps. For safety reasons alone, this should be mentioned. There is mention of both a loft and fireplace in description, but those should now only be considered decorative original examples and not on the amenity list as something a guest would ever safely use. The local owner has chosen corporate management. While this insures marketing and more passive ownership, I feel it sacrifices the pride and upkeep that are found in personal hands-on management. Although the fresh fluffy towels are nice, the uniformed bed linens fall short. The white on white sheets and duvet are grossly out of character and sleep very hot due to the synthetic material blend. The shower curtain and liner are too long for the low height bathing area and should be hemmed up. (Liner is a bit yuk from being just too long.) A make-ready employee did not appear to have been utilized as dead bugs were in tub and sink. Home was also dark without porch light or interior light left on. The 35 whole property is showing signs of needing a grounds keeper. The free roaming sheep are doing their best and are very friendly, but are limited in their ability to be complete. I'm hoping that a capital investment of hiring a human crew is scheduled soon to address maintenance issues. This is a special property that should be saved for future generations to enjoy.

What a cute place! I felt like I stepped back in time. The cabins are so cool & the history behind…read morethem, so interesting. My family has been staying here for years. It's a great place to getaway. Plus, the goats!! You can feed the goats veggies & take walks with them.

I love this place. It has everything! From a cigar lounge, to pickleball, to great views by the…read morewater, to great drinks! It's almost like a resort feel where everything is there, even a pink-inspired cozy bar on the property to have fun with the girls. I liked the Bloody Mary and the Sweet Tea. The corks wall was pretty cool too! I want one now.

We stumbled upon Blumenthal Farms when we were visiting Fredericksburg and looking for something a…read morelittle different. It's a beautifully decorated wine bar with plenty of space inside and out. They serve a variety of wines and they have great service. There are spaces outdoors for exploring or just sitting enjoying the view. In addition to the main wine bar, they have a separate building that is a cigar bar with indoor and outdoor seating as well. I think it's safe to say the there is something for everyone at Blumenthal Farms.

Always a pleasure to stop here- greeted immediately upon entry and served without hesitation. Staff…read moreprompt and delightful.

We love Messina Hof and had the best time sharing it with friends this past weekend. So many good…read morewines to choose from!

Carl & Rhonda are extremely kind host. You check in at their home & they offer you whatever it is…read morethey're cooking; in our case it was Christmas cookies & he even shared the recipe. He is a retired chef but still enjoys cooking. They provided us coupons & recommendations for local wineries & restaurants. The cabin was peaceful & gorgeous view. We shall return!

It's our favorite place to stay when we head down to Fredericksburg. Great country setting with…read moreamazing views. Carl and Rhonda are great hosts. They give you fresh farm eggs and bacon from Opa's smokehouse. Truly a must stay