This is a fun place to visit, tons of history and a nice married couple own and run it. I went here…read morewith my mom for a Christmas Tea and it was kinda neat. If you can get 15 people to pay in advance to attend one of their tea parties, that's your reservation requirement. I think you can do all that on their website. I also heard they have a Cabin on site that they will let people use and I'm not sure what the price per night is on that. I don't think they advertise the cabin either. There is an antique shop on site as well. I wanna say the price per person for the Tea party with a tour is $35 each. Some of the guests really dress up and wear fancy hats but it's totally up to them. I did dress up and wear a hat at my mother's request and it was fun. I took a pair of flats too, because there are stairs and you walk around the property so heels are not great for that. The Tea and tour takes several hours, ours was from 2 to 5 pm. My favorite part was looking at all the period furniture and decor in the house and the interesting ghost story from the upstairs bedroom. The food was fine but I kinda wanted something more filling. It was typical of a tea so I guess it was ok. We drank Tea, had finger sandwiches ( egg salad, ham salad, chicken salad) a scone with jam and some petit fours for dessert. There is one restroom for guests downstairs so you may have to wait a few minutes. Still it was fun and I would return.

We stayed in the small cabin they use as a B&B for 2 nights. The owners are very friendly and…read moreaccommodating. The cabin has all the comforts of home in a charming, rustic atmosphere. Very comfortable queen bed. DVD player and a variety of movies, comfortable rockers. A small kitchen with a microwave and mini fridge, sink and coffee maker. A Very nice bathroom with a shower only with plush towels. There is a very nice front porch with 2 rockers to enjoy the evening , although you may want to have mosquito spray available. You can even enjoy a walk through the woods nearby. Very quiet and peaceful, a nice place to unplug from TV but still connect to Internet with a strong signal. You have the choice of a full breakfast or continental breakfast . We had one of each. Full breakfast of eggs, sausage, hot biscuits and cheese grits, at the main house along with a tour of same, which was interesting. Continental breakfast is orange juice and muffins in the cabin. We will definitely go again.

What an experience ! ! ! These days customer service is KING and the folks who run The Wren In The…read moreWillows do not disappoint. Angel and Louis are the perfect reason to visit. I mean you can always go for the mystery that awaits you or the picture perfect bed rooms with amazing decor, comfortable beds, and family friendly atmosphere. I mean you could take my amazing review for it ... or you could do your self a great favor and just book a room or the whole house whatever your heart desires!

What a great B&B! We recently stayed at the Rosevine B&B in the Texas Legends room over the…read moreweekend and throughly enjoyed it. There is plenty to do - billiards, horseshoes, hot tub, etc. From cookies upon arrival to a delicious breakfast on departure all was very enjoyable. What a great property that's clearly been very well kept. We got to meet the B&B owners and really enjoyed our breakfast with them and some of the other guests. We'll definitely be back!

We had such fun at Rosevine with Bert and Becca! The property was amazing, and they exceeded…read moreexpectations in all categories. Our room was clean and comfortable, as well as so interesting with a theme of Hollywood Legends. So many considerate amenities like a hot drinks station for the evening, a cozy fire in the outdoor sitting area (with a chimney so smoke was diverted), "the barn" game room, a hot tub, cookies in the evening. We enjoyed breakfast tremendously as it was delicious and the conversation was delightful. We will definitely return to Rosevine!

My wife and I stayed for three days and slept better than we have in years…read more Kind of like staying at your grandmother's country house this was nice and rustic and incredibly peaceful. Five stars for everything including perfect, honest descriptions on the website. Helped me find exactly what I was looking for. Full kitchen and nice A/C. Updated bathroom with nice shower. There is a TV with digital broadcast and a dvd player. New where it needs to be and antique where it should be. Our stay was serene amongst old farm buildings, a creek, small ponds and lots of wildlife. Nearest neighbors are acres away including a local cop (we heard) and a couple of farmers. Mineola is about 10 minutes away and filled our weekend with restaurants and small town shopping. We also hit Winnsboro, TX about 30 minutes away to view some of our old family's residences from back in the day. Being in the event business, I could appreciate how the proprietor took one of the large barns and turned it into an open air special event facility with lighting, small stage, bar, picnic area and a clean smooth new floor for catering, weddings, concerts and reunions. If I lived in that area, I would use the heck out of it. The coordinator or the guest of honor and family could stay on site in the cottage while the rest of the party could stay in town at the ever expanding group of hotels. I think it would be cool to tent camp with some other couples out here with the cottage as home base. (haven't asked the owner yet.)

My family and I recently stayed at this charming historic hotel and had a great stay! The moment we…read morewalked into the lobby, you feel the history--it's preserved with stunning, original architecture. The staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome! Location was unbeatable! We had an awesome experience!

This review concerns the restaurant. It was the second time a friend and I dined there. I didn't…read morewrite a review the first time because I thought the flavorless shrimp and grits was a fluke. The grits were not seasoned and there were huge 25 cent piece sized lumps. We ate there a second time and our meal was like prison food. My friend's pasta Alfredo with chicken looked watery. He said the chicken was dry and tough. It was made with obviously store bought pasta and there was no garnish. It was a big white bowl of white and off white food. Throw some parsley on it! My salmon and rice were okay. Not hot but lukewarm. The fish was thoroughly cooked, but fish needs to be slightly undercooked to maintain moisture. Anyway, the macaroni and cheese made me laugh. It was extremely watery. The bottom had lumps of chewy cheese. I realized the chef didn't know how to make a basic white sauce and incorporate the cheese into into it as one should. I think he mixed cheese and hot water together. I still can't believe it. We were the only ones in the restaurant. My drink was an old fashioned. It tasted as if it was watered down. There isn't a mixer in that drink so it needed to be stronger. We will never dine at that restaurant ever again. The server/chef was very sweet, but he needs to learn more about cooking.

I choose to stay in an efficiency. This efficiency has hard wood type floors, drapes, bed spread,…read more& linens, all fairly new. Big screen TV, several channels. It was very clean. Everything worked. Quiet, day & night. Hospital House is on n the medical district. Close enough for me to get to Christus Trinity Mother Frances - at the door to my son's room in 5 minutes. The office staff is caring & worked with me when I wanted to extend my stay. So pleased

This is an...interesting place…read more My mother and I stayed here for an overnight as my dad was in the hospital, which is less than a block away. I called this "Your Aunt's House", meaning when you're on a road trip and you have to stay at your aunt's house, this would be that place. Furniture is a bit mismatched and older (think 70s and 80s), and the curtains and carpet have seen better days. However, it had everything that we needed (including dishes, pots, towels, etc) for our stay. The price is certainly a blessing. We got two adjoining rooms (two bedrooms, two bathrooms, one kitchenette and one living area) for $110 for one night; you'd be hard pressed to find that same amount of square footage for a better rate at a chain hotel. Between these two rooms there were two double beds, a rollaway bed and a couch, so we could have probably crammed as many as five or six in this room. The beds and couch aren't the most comfortable, so I probably wouldn't push it, though. TVs in the both rooms featured cable channels and WiFi was available. The lady that checked us in was helpful and efficient, so no complaints there. The place is what it is, and if I found myself in the position of having a loved one in the next door hospital for an overnight, I wouldn't think twice about staying here again.

Wow, I was so impressed upon pulling up with the bright sign to know you are at the Reel Inn and…read moreLodge then walking into the room you could tell how much work, sweat, and love was poured into this place by Deborah. I decided immediately to stay another night and was joyously accommodated. I highly recommend and I will definitely make my way back out here to the Reel Inn and Lodge. Thank you Deborah.

I love this place. While catering to mainly people wanting to go fishing, it is a comfortable…read moreplace where the spouse can stay back and hang out, if desired. There is ample parking for fishing boats. The new owner, Deborah Mushock, has turned this place around. She is an artist and used her talents to make the rooms comfy and clean. Each of the 8 rooms is named after a fish found in Lake Fork. Each room has a small refrigerator and microwave. There is a pavilion for the motel rooms that has picnic tables and grills. In addition to the 8 individual rooms, there is a two bedroom lodge with a large patio. The lodge is tastefully decorated too. There are one of a kind artwork pieces hanging on the walls. The owner lives on the property and is available to answer questions about the area and help if there are any issues. This little gem is close to both Sulfer Springs and Quitman. Both unique and charming small towns. It is close to a public boat ramp on Lake Fork.

We stayed here for a night and rented one of the cabins. We loved everything about it. The owner…read morewas very friendly, everything was very clean, and the cabin was so cute. We would absolutely stay here again.

Great park, very clean, quiet and everyone we have met has been great so far. If you need a spot…read moreon the lake his has to be I n the top 3 places to stay. Linda keeps the motels clean as a whistle, just like the park.