Okkkk!!!! Here we go!!!…read more I am In a business trip to Lytle!!! And "fortunately!!!" My company picked up this place for me stay! Can't thank them enough! I just can't say enough "Thank youuuu!!!" to EVERYONE here that are making my stay here a 5 stay!!! And please note that I am staying at this great place NOT for 2, 3, 4 days... I have been here for over 2 weeks and few more days left! Front desk people are always veryyy helpful! Smiley! Friendly! EVERYONEEEEE at the front desk are super nice! The room that I am staying is very spacious, great tv channels selection, a very nice tub for anyone to be comfortable even if you are 6' plus! It includes a great variety of breakfast options for your taste bud! Freshly made eggs, sausages, juices, cereals, fruits, yogurt, they even have a waffle machine which I haven't tried YET!!!! Buuut for sureeee!!! You are not going to leave in the morning "hungry!!!" The place is SUPERRRRR clean!!! From the parking lot allll the way to the "carpet walkways!!!" EVERYDAYYY I get back to the hotel, leave the hotel?!? There is someone cleaning the front area, the back area... The bedrooms smells super fresh!!! On my stay here right now I have stayed in two different rooms... and the last one, upgraded!!! It is AWESOMEEEE!!!! I have my very own, private jacuzzi!!! Perfect for me after a long day of work... They have a small gym that for sure you can get a good sweat! A very nice size swimming pool for you to cool down after a long day of work! They even have a jacuzzi!!! They do have a little area by the reception area that you can buy juices, water, sodas, etc... quick ready to eat food! And the area?!? Believe me!!! You will, you should, be able to find nice places to eat! And one of my favorites is "Outlaw Seafood Bar & grill!!! For sureeee!!!! You will noooot starve around here!!!! Just make sure that you don't go out looking for dinner at 11pm!!!! And lastly!?! I can't thank anymore the managers of this place!!! Cris and specially "Tony!!!" Alwayssss smiling to you! In the mornings, during breakfast or any other time.... Making you feel, feeling comfortable!!! The guy is always working, mopping, cleaning, asking how are you doing!!! I just can't thank "Tony" enough for make my 3 weeks stay here in Lytle a 5 stay!!! Few days ago... running behind on my schedule... couldn't make to the breakfast "window" time... he went 100% out of his way... grabbed a plate... went to the kitchen! And here I am, was... with a fresh plate of breakfast place to take to my room.... Again!!! It was super nice and I really appreciated that "thought", "action" Tony!!! Youuuu made my morning! My day!!! Thank you all!!! Can wait to get back to this place sometime soon!

Very friendly staff. Place is very clean. Comfortable rooms. Great lil pool. Breakfast looks…read morefantastic. Most hotels in our travels had grab and go. Lytle is a great little town to visit. Only problem I saw was an angry customer giving the clerks a hard time over a trifle thing. People have been really mean this year from what I have seen traveling this year and judging from past posts here some folks need to chill and stop being divas and enjoy that we can go out again. Be kind. Be thankful these hotels are still operating after the two years we had. Clerks, housekeeping staffs are hard workers in this employee shortage era not your servants. Give them your patience and they will treat you well as well.

The room was completely unacceptable. The toilet was backed up, the shower looked grimy, and the…read moreentire room smelled like body odor and stale cigarette smoke. The receptionist became rude and confrontational when I tried to cancel the second night and asked for a refund. We didn't stay either night, but I didn't even ask for a refund on the first night since we didn't cancel 24 hours prior. Horrible room, horrible customer service.

I drove by there today and the Days Inn at Lytle is being demolished with heavy equipment. Maybe…read moresomething better will be built there.

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.

We celebrated my 53rd birthday at Hillside Boutique Hotel in Castroville, and it was absolutely…read moreperfect! From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed and relaxed. If you're looking for a peaceful getaway to unwind, this is the place. The views are beautiful, the atmosphere is quiet and serene, and everything is designed to help you slow down and enjoy the moment. One of the highlights was spending the day by the pool in our own private cabana. They thoughtfully provided complimentary ice-cold bottled water in an ice bucket along with a delicious food platter, which made the experience feel even more special. My husband and I were able to truly disconnect, relax, and celebrate together. It was the perfect birthday, and we made memories we'll never forget. Thank you to everyone at Hillside Boutique Hotel for making my birthday so special. We can't wait to come back and highly recommend this hidden gem to anyone looking for a romantic getaway or a peaceful day of relaxation!

Hillside Boutique Hotel - Beautiful Website Photos, Disappointing Reality…read more A boutique hotel in name, but unfortunately not in standards. Hillside Boutique Hotel certainly knows how to present itself online. The website photographs create the impression of a charming, upscale boutique property. Unfortunately, the actual experience tells a very different story. While the property may photograph beautifully, the attention to cleanliness, maintenance, and guest comfort falls considerably short of what I would expect from a hotel marketing itself as a "boutique" establishment. The bathroom was particularly disappointing: * Extremely poor water pressure: The shower water barely trickles out, making something as basic as taking a proper shower unnecessarily frustrating. * Slippery, slimy shower floor: The floor felt dangerously slippery and had a slimy texture, raising serious concerns about both cleanliness and guest safety. * Visible dark discoloration and suspected mold: The shower tiles and surrounding areas show concerning dark spots and buildup that appear consistent with possible mold or mildew. * Questionable bathroom maintenance: The ceiling shows signs of patchwork repairs, discoloration, and areas that appear poorly maintained. * Dusty lampshades: The visible accumulation of dust on the lampshades suggests that detailed housekeeping is being overlooked. These are not merely cosmetic imperfections. Cleanliness, adequate water pressure, and a safe shower floor are basic hospitality expectations, regardless of whether a property calls itself a boutique hotel or a budget accommodation. What makes this especially disappointing is the contrast between the polished marketing photographs and the actual condition of the accommodations. A boutique experience should be defined by thoughtful details, exceptional upkeep, and genuine attention to guest comfort--not simply attractive website photography. My suggestion to management: Invest as much effort into maintaining and thoroughly cleaning the rooms as you do into marketing the property. Address the shower water pressure, properly inspect and remediate the suspected mold or mildew, deep-clean the bathroom surfaces, and ensure housekeeping pays attention to details such as lampshades and ventilation fixtures. Bottom line: A beautiful photograph may convince someone to book a room, but cleanliness, maintenance, and comfort determine whether they will ever return. Unfortunately, Hillside Boutique Hotel did not deliver the boutique experience its presentation promises. Photos attached so prospective guests can judge the condition for themselves.

My wife and I stayed in one of their "Casitas" aka cabins while attending a conference in Uvalde…read moreand this place is just charming and a little more upscale than most B & B's. The property is pretty big and Cara is such a wonderful host, and has a sweet South-Texas-Country charm. It's close to town, yet in the country. They can point you toward all kinds of activities including hunting, river,etc. Of course, it was nice that they have their own pool to enjoy after a long hot Texas day. The decoration and furniture is more expensive than usual. You can tell they've put a lot of money into the property. I highly recommend anyone going to Uvalde to stay here instead of a hotel. They also have a zip-line for the kiddos, or in my case the adult kiddo :) Of course, breakfast is homemade and tasty. I don't usually leave reviews, but I had such a pleasant experience I wanted to let others know.

Beautiful accommodations, secluded and quiet. I'll never stay in a Uvalde hotel again when I can…read moreget such a good value at Live Oaks B&B

Sae was phenomenal! Got me a room in a fast, efficient, and friendly way, she went above and…read morebeyond! Definitely recommend this place! Only thing that could be improved is the hot water (not so hot) and the tub didn't drain quickly, so I stood in some water during a shower.

Everything was terrible! Cracks in the walls, cockroaches in the AC unit, AC unit took almost a day…read moreto cool the room, only 2 towels for a 6 person suite, no sheets or comforter for the pull-out couch, toilet screams when flushed, bathroom door doesn't lock, elevator broke while we were there, pool was closed, and the front desk and office freaked of weed covered by a ton of incense!!!

We went Friday 2/27 , the special was shrimp étouffée , came out barely warm and tasted like…read moreuncooked flour. Seafood gumbo was very good , appetizers gator bites with gravy and fried pickles both were good. They were busy but not to capacity. But 1.50 hrs for entrees to arrive was too long to wait for a 5 out of 10 meal. Old hotel charm was nice. Will return for 2nd chance.

Small-town charm meets Texas hospitality…read more We loved our stay at La Coste City Hotel in the heart of La Coste, TX! From the beautifully restored historic touches to the cozy, comfortable rooms, this hidden gem made us feel right at home. What makes it even better? The on-site Acadiana Café serving delicious bites, a full bar to unwind after the day, and a live music venue that brings the whole place to life . Whether you're here to explore nearby Castroville, enjoy a weekend getaway, or just slow down and soak in the peaceful vibe, this hotel is the perfect spot to relax, recharge, and have some fun. This 119 year old hotel has updated amenities like air conditioning, WiFi, and ceiling fans. La Coste City Hotel - where history, flavor, and music meet in true Texas style. #LaCosteTX #TexasGetaway #SmallTownCharm #HistoricHotel #TravelTexas #LiveMusicTexas #Paranormal

Well I'll start off by saying I work for the gas field so I travel a lot moving from motel to hotel…read moreto inns and everything else in between this place gets 5 stars hands down one of the best hotels I've stayed in 2 free meals (breakfast & dinner) included in the price the rooms are out standing cleaning personal clean everyday every floor even the lobby and dinning area there's a pool,hot tub and gym for all you health buffs like me treadmill,elliptical, weight machine, free weights up to 50 lbs also there is an outdoor BBQ and pavilion with picnic table,2 computers and printer with high speed internet just wanna say thank you to all the staff keep up the great work you all get kudos for all the great service and for treating us ruff necks as family......

0/5 STARS! WORST STAY EVER. Please read and look at the photos of this absolutely disgusting hotel…read more We stayed for 2 nights- got in late on Friday and left on Sunday morning. My son and son in law got there before me and they refused to let them in the room. Ok not a huge deal-no reason as to why they wouldn't let them in but ok. When I get there to check in, front desk staff was very rude and because I had book an executive suite we planned on using the pull out couch bed. The pull out had literal blood and fece stains ALL OVER IT! Staff refused to give us extra blankets and pillows AND told us that those stains were "dye." This is absolutely unacceptable. We left very early Saturday morning for our hunting trip and when we came back, exhausted, the room keys were not working. Front desk guy "Chris" refused to give us new keys, demanded we show ID even though he checked us in the night before and then claimed we were being "hostile" and pretended to call the police. And yes I'm talking about the guy named Chris or Kris that apparently owns this location. This was the worst experience, we grew up in Pearsall don't live there any more but either way this is our home town and being treated this way is unacceptable. We will never stay at La Quinta Pearsall ever again. Save your money- DO NOT STAY HERE. Will be taking this incident to TikTok to spread awareness.

Great place to stay. We had the suite upstairs with access to the verandah where we sat in the…read morerocking chairs and enjoyed the breeze and stars and watched the trains go by. Breakfast was good, price was right, and will return.