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"The facility was clean and the people were very accommodating and courteous. Would like to see more variety in the breakfast."

"Absolutely amazing. The host is out of this world and the most down to earth people you’ll ever meet. The property is super cute and full of farm animals. The sleeping quarters were excellent. The outdoor shower is a neat bonus. We will definitely be back next time we visit the shiner area.Cheers"

"The place was very nice and clean "

"Clean rooms friendly staff. Breakfast could have been a little better. "

"Quiet country setting, not far from Shiner Brewery. We enjoyed our stay. "

"The house was very small but perfect for us. I was under the impression based on the description that dogs were allowed to just bring, did not know I was supposed to add them in as a “guest” . New to VRBO. Turns out there is a small pet fee but that was fine, paid it after the fact because there are cameras on the property so assuming they watched us come in on the camera or played it back. Felt bad that I didn’t tell them in advance though. They messaged me about it after check out and they were very nice about it. The house was easy to find and had parking right behind the casita. Felt safe and the AC worked good. You could easily walk to shiner brewery from here. "

"The hotel is easy to find and close to our plans for the day. Its peaceful and well appointed for the area. "

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"This property was secluded and great for our family all in town for a wedding. The inside was huge. The porch was giant and great for enjoying the outside. We let the children enjoy the cowboy hot tub and they surely did. We had a few local family members show up one evening and grilled hamburgers on the green egg located on the front porch. Fresh meat for Pateks groceries in that green egg made some amazing burgers. The place was clean and huge. Everyone enjoyed the stay. Upstairs the kids enjoyed lots of entertainment set up for them. Host did not bother us at all. Kids also enjoyed trying to pet the cows which come up to the fence."