Cerca hotel in Contea di Milam

“Convenient and affordable hotel if you are visiting TAMU for football game or admission services.”

“The hotel was very clean and comfortable. The desk was friendly and helpful. My only complaint was the breakfast. When I came down to eat at 7, there were no eggs left. There also was no coffee. The selections were limited. Otherwise, it was a great stopover on my trip!”

“Great room at the price paid. Friendly and helpful staff.”

“Check in was fast and easy. Friendly staff and clean room. Breakfast was great too. ”

“Everything was great. No problems. Will stay again if im in the area”

“The room was perfect. The bed very comfortable. The staff were very accommodating!! Breakfast was ok if you like waffles and bagels.”

“Semi with trailer parking”

“Muy bueno, buena atención ”

“Staff members were terrific! Clean and comfortable rooms.”

“The room was very clean. The shower was great! The staff was very accommodating. Easy to get to. We stayed 2 nights and had no problems at all. ”

“Quiet and more private than staying at a big hotel. Room was clean and staff were friendly ”

“Such a cute cottage with an amazing view. Enjoyed the quiet stay!”

“It was amazing ”

“Place is gorgeous and spacious at a great price”

“Great little cottage out of town- nice pickleball/baketball court - ”

“Great place to stay! Newly renovated property; clean and comfortable. Quiet and close to Bryan/College Station as well as Caldwell. Fast communication by owner. HIGHLY recommend! Will stay here again!”

“Amazing property. Can wait to visit again. The bd was co comfortable. Everything is brand new. ”

“Really nice getaway and everything was really clean and accommodating..the outdoor space with bbq pit and fire pit was fabulous ”

“The stay at this guest house on a pecan farm was a wonderful experience with all the comforts of home. New appliances, plumbing and bath fixtures. Great back enclosed porch facing the Brazos River valley, we watched the bright stars unobstructed by city lights and enjoyed the absolute silence of the central Texas country. We hope to retun to this womderful place again.”