Super nice little motel! Dog friendly. Even has a big backyard for our dog to play in. Safe and…read morequiet. Would highly recommend

We enjoyed our stay here when visiting Hamilton for a family reunion. It took me back to a simpler…read moretime. You book a room over the phone and sign in quickly on paper when you arrive. Simple and straightforward. The owners were extremely friendly and everything was clean and we had everything we needed. It can be hard to find their contact info sometimes because autofill kept thinking I wanted to look for Hampton Inn. No fault of the owners but it can get confusing. We will probably stay here again next time.

Stayed here for a night to attend a concert in Hamilton. It's quaint. Loved the decoration in the…read morelobby and loved the little touches they have in the rooms. The staff we interacted were very friendly and welcoming. Our room was comfortable. It had a microwave, a mini refrigerator and a coffee maker. Why the low rating? I accidentally touched the coffeemaker while getting ready the next morning and the dust was so thick, I could write a message with my finger. It was not just the coffee maker, it was the whole tray it was on. I actually thought the dull gray color was the actual color of the coffeemaker the night before. The breakfast was very disappointing. Very few options. Biscuits and bland gravy, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, waffles, bread, cereal. No fresh fruits, no potatoes. There were no plates in sight. To get one, you have to knock on the kitchen door, hand over your breakfast ticket and they then hand you a foam plate. It was a weird set up. Considering all the good reviews, I guess I expected more from this property.

I've stayed here multiple times and it's my favorite hotel in the world. The people who work here…read moreare the best and go out of their way to welcome and serve you. Like someone else said, it really is a hidden gem!

Wow what a great hotel find…read more Downtown Really gorgeous We were blessed with an upgrade and out king suite is beautiful Big bathroom Tub Shower Lovely counter top great hot water Couch Leather chair Large chest of drawers AC and ceiling fan East check in Jen was so gracious Food and drink across the street We love it

Fun little boutique hotel. We traveled with two other couples. We booked 200 Wiseman Suite. It was…read morespacious with nice antique type furnishings. Staff was friendly and courteous. Had dinner reservations at the Chop House Restaurant. All the food was yummy. Great place to meet up for a weekend trip

We stayed here for. Night and absolutely loved it. Such a beautiful hotel. It has been renovated…read morefrom an old historic building. The lighting, decor, bathrooms, it's all top notch. Can't wait to go back. To make it even better, there's a great cafe downstairs that serves delicious food & coffee. I recommend the americano. If you're planning on breakfast, get there before 10, they "shut the waffle maker off at 10".

I love this hotel! Everything was clean, check-in was very easy and the decorations is awesome! The…read moretown is small, quiet and just down right lovely! I will def. stay aging when in TX. P.S. Restaurant right below rooms has amazing food

Clean, friendly excellent to work with. We would bring a bus load again anytime. Thank you for…read moreyour hospitality.

Nice clean hotel in Comanche, Tx. Stayed in a mini suite which had a king size bed and a sitting…read morearea with couch and a few chairs. Place has WiFi if you need it. Outdoor pool. Don't have a breakfast as of now because of the COVID thing. But have coffee makers in room and have grab bags in morning that has. Bottled water and yogurt. Was very quiet too. I'd stay there again.

Of all the BW Plus we have stayed at this was a minus. The room was basic. Seemed clean. No extras…read more The hotel overall is beat-up. In need of a little make-up. The hallway floor outside our room looked like somebody had gotten sick on it. The biggest complaint was the breakfast. The coffee machine did not work. There was no pot of coffee available. Not at breakfast nor any other time of day. I mean; coffee! Waffles I can live without but not my cup-of-Joe! All the stuff seemed to be self serve; very little fresh anything. Very limited breakfast. We stayed at another hotel our 2nd night.

For this place being in the middle of no where. It was pretty cozy and spacious. The staff were…read morevery friendly, pretty decent to good breakfast, and it's located across from an Aldi's shopping center. There's a pool and the rooms were clean and kept up to semi date. I would recommend this place if I was to ever pass through this place again Every room has a fridge and microwave so that was a huge bonus in my book.

We had such a special stay in the train car--this place is truly something unique. Every detail of…read morethe space was thoughtfully designed. It had all the charm you'd hope for (the vintage feel, the clawfoot tub, even the most creative little touches like the sink), while still being incredibly comfortable with modern amenities. You can tell a lot of care went into making it both beautiful and livable. What really makes this place stand out, though, is the setting. Waking up to open fields, wildflowers, and animals nearby, and then winding down under a sky full of stars--it felt peaceful in a way that's hard to find. It was the kind of place that gently pushes you out of your comfort zone in a safe and meaningful way, and those are the experiences that stick. There were also a few thoughtful touches and moments during our stay that made it feel even more special and memorable. It created some true core memories for my kids--those little unexpected experiences that you don't forget. The caretakers were absolutely wonderful. From the moment we arrived, they made us feel welcome and took extra time to make sure we were comfortable. You can feel how much they care about the space, the animals, and the people who visit. This isn't a typical stay--it's something much more intentional. It feels like a place where the land and animals are genuinely cared for, and you're invited to be part of that, even if just for a short time. We will absolutely be back, and are already looking forward to trying some of the other spaces on the property next time.

We went here for a get-away from Dallas. We rented an Airstream to stay in as the cabins were all…read morebooked. The "inn" is really a 40 acre farm (bed and breakfast) with animals for kids to look at, various buildings to view, and a community fire pit. Ordinarily, there is a breakfast bar that was not functioning during the pandemic. The bucolic environment was very relaxing and we appreciated the time away from the hustle and bustle. There were some problems with our Airstream. The inside smelled musty and the sheets had some weird odor. We were there in October and it got cold at night but there was no heat so we froze during the night. There were no blankets. The "kitchen" was not very well equipped, lacking even a bottle opener. So, we enjoyed our time but it would have been better if the Airstream had been better maintained and equipped.

This was a unique and wonderful stay planned as a late-surprise-joint-birthday celebration for my…read morepartner and I! Arriving after dark, my partner parked on the street and walked down the Art alley to ensure that he had the right spot and knew where to park. I could see that we were in a small town with some local shops and a small theater but tried not to look around and ruin the surprise. Once the venue was verified, we pulled into the grassy parking area behind The Cell Block, located the keys, and found our way to the front door. I could tell that the place was small, dated with a very modern makeover, and had a rooftop area. I was so excited to see inside!! With the heavy, suctioning swoop of the metal door, the prison-turned-boutique-hotel interior was revealed and I immediately congratulated my partner on such an awesome find!! Not one detail was ignored! We took pictures like paparazzi before even putting our bags down over sheer excitement at this overhauled, 1930s, 2-cell, cinderblock city jail where hard steel met white walls and ceiling, delicate flowers, tinted glass, crisp linens, and windows on every side. I have so much to say about this place - from its prison/criminal-themed music records to the rooftop gas fire-pit to the curious alley cats to the sparkling clean wine glasses and complimentary wine and Balcones single malt...it all made for such a special and adventurous stay! While this might be a one-time special occasion for us, we are very eager to treat my parents to a visit some day and have already recommended it to a couple of friends!

Fantástic experience end to end. Our stay was excellent. Making reservations, check in and local…read morespot advice was great. Room is cozy and comfortable and in the heart of Main Street. Romantic and highly recommend. Loved the patio!