Great location, but that's it. The room was dirty, toilet…read moreseat was broken, no shower, bed was super old and soft, HVAC on the roof kept us awake and there was no door to the bathroom. Went to the office several times during normal working hours and there was never anyone there. Avoid this place!

We had another good 3 night stay here. Fairly quiet and our room was very clean.Complimentary…read morebreakfasts are always tasty and the location can't be beat.

If you are making a weekend trip to Fredericksburg, you must stay at a bed and breakfast! This is…read morea perfect way to make a trip even more personal and enjoy some good ol' Texas hospitality. Lynn, one of the owners welcomed my wife and I at the driveway. Before we arrived, Lynn even washed our linens in special detergent due to a skin allergy. During the trip she was more than helpful, assisting us with sightseeing and eatery options. Lynn even called some places for us to ensure availability. The facilities were clean and the cupboards filled with thoughtful items to make our stay cozy. The bedroom windows looked onto an inviting courtyard. Each morning at 8:30, breakfast and coffee were served in the main house's dining room. The breakfast recipes were decadent and delicious. One morning we had a great time, eating at the table with a couple celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary! We would recommend this place to any of our friends.

We had a wonderful stay here with our Moms for Mothers Day Weekend. The room is clean and very…read morecomfortable . The little details are looked after. The breakfast is wonderful. This is a true B&B. The owners live here. The grounds are well taken care of . The gardens are beautiful and we enjoyed walking around.

Convenient and affordable place do you lay your head for the evening. This hotel is above the…read moreFredericksburg brewery. They have several rooms each decorated differently, some are more spacious than others, but all are the same price. Check the pictures out on the website. Bottom line, strong water pressure, nice hot water, and a comfortable bed + decent Wi-Fi (Don't forget to get the code when you check in downstairs)

A little back story about the Bed and Brew; for our family this place is somewhat cursed. Many…read moreyears ago my mom and her friends booked the Bordello room only to leave at midnight because my padre had a heart attack. My mom eventually went back only to have the A/C go out and had to find other accommodations. So I have never stayed there; but decided to challenge the bad luck by booking the same room. Bad idea; because the instant I stepped in the room I hated it. The windows overlook nothing except the top of a dirty old building. The room instantly fought back as the A/C decided not to work and within 45 minutes of walking in the door it was 96 degrees and climbing. I don't think this room likes the Rooster family. Welcome to a better room; the beautiful Hill Country Lodge! This country themed room is charming and overlooks Main Street Fredericksburg and all its activities. Nice decorations, bed, bath, and a shower head that could take the freckles off your skin. Our only complaint was the tiny television; think 19 inch. So the price was great at $150 with tax; cursed room aside we had a great time. No breakfast as the name denotes; but on to the brew portion. You have the option to go down to the restaurant/brewery (directly below) and have a free beer or you can do what we did. Line up a sample glass of every beer they make! A few spinning in your head stair steps and your back in your room. Get a HD tv and I'll be back with 5 stars in my eyes.

A Timeless Anniversary Sanctuary in the Texas Hill Country…read more The Bottom Line: If you are looking for the gold standard of hospitality, seclusion, and romance in Fredericksburg, The Cotton Gin Village is it. My wife and I celebrated our 1st and 2nd anniversaries here (April 5, 2005 & 2006), and the experience was--and remains--above fantastic. The Cottages: Seclusion & First-Class Comfort We've had the pleasure of staying in two different cottages, and both were absolutely amazing. The Village is located in a quiet, secluded area that allows you to truly disconnect and focus on your partner. Cottage Favorite Features Upper Frio Cottage Incredible privacy and a perfectly stocked kitchenette. Red River South Cottage The jacuzzi tub was a highlight for relaxation! One of our favorite parts of the stay is the breakfast delivery. Every morning, a freshly made breakfast arrives in a picnic basket hung right at your door, complete with all the trimmings. Enjoying that with the provided coffee, tea, or hot chocolate in our room was the perfect start to each day. Dining Excellence: Cabernet Grill The onsite restaurant, Cabernet Grill, is a true 5-star experience. The staff goes above and beyond to recognize special occasions. Personal Touch: They gifted us bottles of local wine labeled "Happy 1st/2nd Anniversary." Exceptional Service: Our server, John, actually remembered us from the previous year! That level of attention is what makes this place First-Class. The Perfect Location for Mission Success (Relaxation Edition) The Village is the perfect "base of operations" for exploring everything Fredericksburg has to offer: Wine Country: Easy access to incredible local winery tours. Downtown: Just minutes away from the charm of downtown Fredericksburg. Enchanted Rock State Park: We highly recommend heading there for a beautiful sunset--it is the perfect way to end an anniversary evening. Final Thoughts We are so thankful for the staff and the incredible hospitality they provide. We plan to continue returning every single year we are able to. This isn't just a bed and breakfast; it's a place where memories are made. Highly recommended!

We saw these cabins a couple years ago while dining next door at the Cabernet Grill and always…read morewanted to get back and try them out. So since we were celebrating my wife's birthday and our 46th anniversary this week, I booked the Pedernales Cabin for a couple nights. When they talk about stepping back in time, it is indeed appropriate. First, understand that there are "cabins" and "cottages" at this property. The cabins are hand-hewn log structures that were relocated from Kentucky and Tennessee to the grounds of the Cotton Gin Village. Whereas the much newer cottages are constructed with either San Saba stone, or plaster and timber in a style reminiscent of Texas Hill Country German Fachwerk. They blend well together to provide a very relaxing and welcoming "village" environment. We were greeted at the check in area and were quickly escorted to our cabin and provided all the necessary information, to include a wonderful bottle of wine that was custom labeled to celebrate our anniversary. Our Pedernales Cabin is one of the original cabins and as such had a real "old time" feel, but was also complete with the comforts you'd expect (king size bed, A/C, microwave, fridge, shower, bath, TV, etc.) While the comforts of home are there, one of the issues we had was with the water closet (toilet) that was extremely narrow with very little room to maneuver as needed to the point of almost being claustrophobic. Navigating around the furniture in the dark at night to use the bathroom is a bit tricky, so be prepared to do so slowly and carefully. That aside, a drink or two at the Gin Mill bar (located on site) topped our evening off nicely. The bartender Brett was amazing and a joy to chat with. Retreating back to our cabin, we were excited to experience the breakfast the next morning. The bed was very comfortable, but the pillows (for me) were too fat and I had a hard time trying to flatten one to accommodate my neck issues (no biggie really). The room was quiet and comfortable. Some folks have indicated that the road noise is unbearable, but I can only speak for the Pedernales Cabin, which was very quiet with no road noise at all. We anxiously awaited the 9:00 delivery the next morning, which promptly arrived at 8:50. I've included a video of the basket reveal to show what the contents were. The breakfast was wonderful! A fluffy quiche with ham, bacon, and cheese along with some chocolate croissants, yogurt, fresh fruit, and juice. We filled up and prepared for our day of wine tasting with Keidel Wine Tours (a separate review). After a busy wine tasting day, another drink with Brett at the Gin Mill, and dinner at the Cabernet Grill (another separate review) we came back and settled in with a little left over wine we purchased relaxing on the front porch swing to enjoy the evening. Another great night's sleep awaited us. Expecting another scrumptious breakfast, we were disappointed with the second day's offerings. Inside the basket was a (very tasty but way too sweet) French Toast offering that had chunks of French Toast covered in caramelized topping and baked in the oven. We couldn't finish it due to the excessive sweetness. This was accompanied by 2 sausage links and a couple small slices of ham (not bacon as listed on the breakfast card), that had good flavor, but were just too darn salty to eat. So we enjoyed the fruit and yogurt instead. Another faux pas was that unlike our first morning's basket, there were no napkins included inside the basket. We made do with the paper towels from the kitchen sink area, so it worked out. It just seems to me that second day breakfast did not have as much attention paid to it as day 1. Overall, it was a wonderful 2 nights spent on the property, even with the breakfast issue on day 2. We will definitely return to check out one of the other cabins or cottages in the future. Atmosphere - 10/10 Service - 10/10 Food (breakfast) - 9/10 Comfort - 9/10 Overall - 9.5/10

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.

Photos are misleading. The "Estate" is in disrepair. Our room had to be secured with a frigging…read morepadlock. There are cats all over the property and it gave the feel of a bad horror movie. Think pet cemetery. .. One poor cat had a a broken foot dangling from his ankle. Since we arrived late we had no choice but to stay for the evening. There was little interaction with staff. Felt more like ghost town. Very eery. Also, this is 15 miles outside of Fredericksburg. We had to drive 15 minutes to get groceries since there was no resteraunt on site. The room? It was old and dingy. Thank goodness the AC worked tho. Concrete floors holes in the door even tho it had character. There was exposed electrical wires in our hut and we were a little concerned it was a fire hazard. We booked Sun-Tuesday for a relaxing gateaway. But, we left at the crack of dawn after one night. Not our cup of tea

Located directly across from Enchanted Rock, Trois Estates is a one of a kind experience. From the…read moremoment you drive onto the property, a sense of peace washes over you, literally like your entire being breathing a sigh of relief. Trois Estates is not about fancy amenities or extravagance; it's about embracing the beauty of simplicity, finding solace in nature, and connecting with the world around you. The property's rustic and simple charm evokes the feel of a small village in Mexico. The attentive and welcoming staff that are throughout the property make you feel welcome and right at home. We ended our evening in the saloon, surrounded by people that were happy, open to chatting over a drink and plenty of laughter and a really great time. One of the most remarkable aspects of Trois Estates is its breathtaking natural surroundings - the great view of Enchanted Rock from the upper deck, stunning sunrise and sunset views, as well as the exceptional stargazing opportunities. It's the perfect setting for moments of reflection and connection with the natural world and awe inspiring. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or a longer retreat, Trois Estates provides a life-changing experience. The simple yet comfortable accommodations allow you to truly unwind and disconnect from the stresses of everyday life. The property's peaceful ambiance and the sense of community among guests creates an atmosphere of healing and transformation.

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

One of my fav places to stay when visiting FBurg. Has kind of an odd exterior near a Chase bank,…read morebut don't let that fool you. Inside is so fun and unique! Very eclectic décor with antiques, hints of modern metal, cool old safes used as furnishing, and more. A mix of old and new, and masculine and feminine...I love the overall feel. Suite 2 (of 2) has a large sunroom with wall to wall windows that overlooks the private fenced-in yard that you have access to with the suite. Nice to sit out, relax and watch the birds. There's dinnerware, coffee, a microwave (the smallest I've ever seen - lol), fridge, and seating available. The other half of the suite is a very large bedroom and boudoir area. The en suite bathroom has a large bubble garden tub (no shower) and everything is spotless. Private parking under adjacent port. Conveniently located one block off Main. Priced comparable to similar accommodations. Recommend!