We were looking for an quiet RV park to stay the weekend to watch our daughter play volleyball at…read moreSFA. (11 minutes away) Pam is awesome and extremely pleasant. The spaces are all drive through. It is a mix of long and short term stays. Every one we met was nice. They do take GoodSam discount. Lots are fairly level. We did require to level a bit. 30 and 50 amp withv water and sewer. I recommend staying here.

Website says $30 a night. Was charged $35. Arrived and no one was here. Called number and no one…read moreanswered. She finally called back and told me to pick a site. But not this one because the pole is broken. Not that one the sewer plug is broken. Nope not that one the plug is busted. Finally get set up and the site doesn't have a cable hook up. So no tv. Don't know if they have WiFi. No info was given to use. Long timers had a big party with music until late. The pads are grass and poorly defined. Saw a single small tree. Just a field facing the highway that they are putting electric poles on. Bring a converter. We were told we had a 30 amp spot. She asked on the phone if we had a 50 amp converter as we were setting up. Luckily we did. Thankfully it was a single night. Had it rained recently we would of been stuck. This place is awful.

Lovely Victorian home now serves as a B&B and is home to Pemberley's restaurant, that offers meals…read more4 days a week and afternoon Tea on Thursdays. This well appointed home has three dining rooms with inviting tables covered in linens, set with iridescent stemware and ornate utensils. The menu has light offerings of chicken salad, crepes, sandwiches, and salads. Treat yourself to almond tea and at the very least take dessert home! Portions are generous and staff was friendly.

I took two of my close girl friends to high tea. The tea was mediocre at best, and the food left…read moremuch to be desired, especially the desserts. They did not disclose to me that it was going to be $45 per person before tax and gratuity. In my hometown, it is around $25 for high tea and a much better quality of food. The only reason this has three stars is that the decor and dishware were nice, but the waitress did complain as I was leaving that the tip wasn't enough.

Stopped in Nacogdoches for the night and while there decided to go into the visitors center located…read morein the center of town. We were greeted immediately by a friendly staff member. We didn't realize center had a museum and 10 minute video about the town inside. If you have the time, it is worth stepping inside this beautiful building. They also offer a brochure with a self guided walking tour of the town.

A mighty fine first stop on arriving in Nacogdoches TX to get oriented on the town's highlights,…read moremust see spots, and tips on perhaps lesser known attractions from wonderfully welcoming and forthcoming locals. There are photos, displays, and artifacts to provide a rough outline of the area's history. Its location in the heart of historic downtown is picturesque and super convenient to other sites to see. *Highly* recommend you stop in to see these fine folks.

Wow. So many things awful. I guess the new philosophy is they are the only game in down so it's ok…read moreif everything is terrible. They don't care. No upkeep, terrible service, pool trashed, and staff telling you off. I also paid for fresh flowers in the room and sparkling wine for our arrival. I received plastic flowers and a $6 bottle of sparkling wine from HEB. Ridiculous. We also paid for a pool view room. You will see how bad that was in the photos. We reached out the the management staff they never responded All we can thank this property for is successfully ruining our anniversary.

Boutique style hotel that has a long history in Nacogdoches and affinity for SFA. My wife was…read moreable to find a Lumberjack parent package which included a bottle of wine, Lumberjack hat, Lumberjack shirt, and adult sip cup (which you can use to get soda, tea for free in the bar downstairs!). This was certainly off peak season and not during parents weekend, but the price was $181 before taxes on a double queen bed room. It's just a block or so off the square so you can walk to plenty of activities and shopping. Just a mile or two from SFA so easy access there too. It's no wonder this place fills up so quickly during parents weekend or homecoming and such. Older HVAC system but newer dual thermostat which adjusts for hot or cold depending on the temperature you set. Seemed to work fine, though it got a little cold in the winter evening we were there before it adjusted. Place was built in the 50s but really nice remodeling done in all the areas. Room was spacious. Bathroom a bit on the smaller side, and the shower is one of those where you have to reach under the shower head so you get a little cold shot before pulling your hand back! Also, no shower door which I am not a fan of, but seemed to be fine after I put a towel mat down. Plenty of towels, pillows and bed covers so the place presents itself as upscale. Sundays they have all day happy hours in the bar (9 flags). But warning, if it's slow they will close everything down early and head home.... Another concern might be during peak times because there was only one elevators, which is modernized, but still a Lone Ranger! Seems each floor has a drink machine right by the elevator for convenience. More than a dozen food places within one mile of the place. Parking out front and on the side of the building was pretty easy and convenient. They do have a car port at the lobby entrance to check in before you park if you prefer. My wife took advantage of the 25% coupon in the gift shop as part of the parent package and bought several fredonia and sfa swag it a great discount. Thumbs up on this place from me, wife, and teenager. Just a note, as we had our electric car this trip. Not charging station at this hotel. As for the rest of the town, there is a Tesla supercharging station, but everything else around town is either level 1 or 2 and basically located at a place of business or hotel. One win for Elon on this category!

Great historic home within walking distance of shops and restaurants. Rowan and Reagan, the new…read moreowners, are really making their mark in the B & B world. Engaged with us, answered questions, cooked a great breakfast (and had Dad come in and give us an overview of the area history - delightful surprise). Recommended shops, restaurants and things to see. Home is on a quiet street, comfortable and well maintained. Plenty of parking WiFi worked great can't tell you about TV never turned it on got involved in putting together a puzzle, If you love old houses with upgraded baths this is a must stay when in the area.

An absolutely wonderful stay! An historic home in the heart of town, and surrounded by its…read morewell-kept neighborhood - walking distance to an excellent brewery. We will definitely return. PS: the Red Room was quiet & very comfortable.

Well maintained for the price. The owners really care about the welfare of their customers and do…read moretheir best to ensure their stays meet their satisfaction. I would definitely return!!

I like this place, free wifi, dont know what JT talking about…read moreStaff are very respectful, and not bad regarding price would 10/10 recommended

Very nice place that offers kayaks and wood for fire/BBQ pits. The lake is nearby where you're able…read moreto fish and swim for $5 a day (cash). The main town isn't too far, the vineyard being a bit closer than the city itself. This is a nice place for two couples or a couple and a few kids. Would definitely recommend this cute cozy place. Came in two years ago and would love to make a yearly trip however they don't accept pets.

Very clean and everything was great. The cabin is new and furnished nicely. I'll diffidently be…read moreback.