I really wanted to love this place. The idea is GREAT- the execution needs improvement. Let me preface by saying, I realize it's Summer in Texas. You can't guarantee no one will see a bug or two. But our room had... a LOT of spiders inside- above the curtains covering the sliding door. Harmless variety- but for an arachnophobe like myself... it wasn't ideal. And nothing that regular standard cleaning couldn't prevent. The windowsill next to the bed had some bottle caps and USED DENTAL FLOSSERS left behind (ew). The tv was left on some soft core "adult film". The sink was clogged. The rooftop umbrella was broken. There was a dead spider in the bed. It was not a WOW experience from a cleanliness standpoint.
The AC will NOT cool the room in the Texas heat with the setting the unit was left on at arrival- and I don't mean the temperature. We had to tinker around with the settings for the fan speed, swing and mode to cool it down- this isn't a complaint, it's just an FYI if you stay here and are frustrated with the temperature in the room. The remote allowed for full adjustment, and after we figured it out it did get comfortable later in the evening.
We were ready to leave early the next morning, but couldn't find anyone to return our key to- and couldn't find any instructions for checking out, anywhere. And no one answered the guest services or front desk numbers provided. The restaurant where you check in was closed, so we waited in our car, all packed up, until someone from the restaurant showed up. I followed her in to the To-Go door and scared the heck out of her (sorry girl)- just to ask where to check out. She tried to find someone to help but ultimately took the key from me, and we left. Kind of chaotic. If you're going to operate somewhere between an Air BnB and traditional hotel- I highly recommend smoothing out the process for guests. Maybe key pads on the rooms instead of physical keys that have to be returned? Regardless, it was a bit frustrating.
On the positive side- the location was nice. The grounds were quaint and cute. The stay was very very quiet. It felt secure and pretty secluded because of the positioning of the property and fence. The gal that checked us in was very pleasant. The complimentary in-room aperol spritz was a nice touch and ice was provided prior to arrival- we couldn't find a bottle opener for the soda to add to the spritz- but we got it figured out.
Unfortunately, it was not worth the 300.00 price tag for this stay. I hope things are improved with greater attention to cleanliness and a simplified check-in/check-out process, because it could be really special... and I'd love to try again later with an improved experience.