Alojamientos vacacionales en D'Hanis

Luxurious Retreat Between Six Flags and SeaWorld.

Hill Country retreat overlooking the city. Private quarters with separate entrance, spacious living room, full kitchen, bedroom w/closet, bathroom w/shower, and a covered sitting area overlooking city. 15 minutes from Fiesta Texas and Sea World, 25 minutes from downtown, and one mile away from Old Town Helotes. Pool & hot tub are available for additional fee of $50 per pool use in the morning 9:00 - 4:00, or in the evening 4:00 -10:00. Pool is not heated during colder months, only hot tub is.

Amazing Views | Moonrise Studio on Sunrise Hill

With the best views in the Sabinal Canyon, Moonrise Studio is the perfect base for a romantic getaway or hiking Lost Maples & other area parks year round! End of road privacy & private trails make this the perfect retreat. The former potter's studio offers a large porch with stunning views of sunrise, moon rise, the Milky Way, & the entire canyon. Modern eclectic decor, comfortable furnishings, efficient kitchen, & luxury linens will make you feel as if you're in your home away from home.

Country experience! #thecountryloftuvalde

*Note: we block 1 day before & after each booking to ensure thorough cleaning.* Leave the noise, hustle & bustle behind & enjoy a safe place! A peaceful country experience 3 miles from Uvalde! Nature (Deer, horses, cows, goats, etc.) out your window! Complimentary bottled water, Keurig coffee, & teas. Walk the lane or access the backyard & pool. This residence is a no smoking property. Garage parking. Feel free to ask any questions. Best route is Hwy 90 coming from San Antonio.

15 Acre Tiny Farmhouse: Chicken Style

Welcome to The Tiny Farmhouse! Built from the ground up by your hosts! Make where you stay its own experience! THE TINY FARMHOUSE - Cozy 320sqft studio tiny house - Situated on 15 acres of beautiful Texas land - Country living a few steps from the city - Cattle, chickens, turkeys, dogs, cats, goats, and woodland creatures - Native views and gorgeous sunsets - Fully furnished, wood and natural light - Keyless entry - Just minutes away from popular San Antonio attractions

Happy Our River House

We are located about a mile south out of Utopia off of FM 187. Close to town yet a secluded feeling surrounds the property. Bird watching and wildlife viewing right off the back deck. We are located within a 20 minute drive to Lost Maples State Park or Garner State Park. We have a walking trail down to the riverside that you can use as a picnic sight. Right now the Sabinal river site we have is not swimmable due to the drought.

Unwind at Black Creek Casita!

Welcome to Black Creek Casita! Located on the front 60 acres of Black Creek Ranch, our tiny home offers comfortable lodging in a country setting. Relax on the deck under the hundred-year-old oak tree and watch the cattle march by, make memories around the fire pit, or cook up a tasty meal in our fully furnished kitchen. It's the perfect spot to unwind from the fast pace of city life. We can't wait to see you on the ranch!

Relax, Recharge at our Romantic Casita in Devine

Welcome to our Simpli Devine Casita, a beautiful, peaceful, private 400 sq ft living space with stylish décor, indoor fireplace & 12-foot ceilings. If you’re looking to unwind and get away from the everyday city life our Casita is the perfect little getaway. Relax with a good book or a glass of wine on the wraparound deck and enjoy the calm peaceful natural setting.

Newly Built Deer Retreat in the Texas Hill Country

Welcome to Blue Deer Retreat in the heart of the Texas Hill Country! This beautiful newly built home is just steps away from Medina Lake and offers the peacefulness of a secluded escape with the comfort and convenience of modern amenities. Start the BBQ, relax on the porch or by the fire with a cold drink and enjoy the friendly local deer!

Arroyo Studio

Located in the old downtown area of Castroville, at the corner of Lisbon and Naples Street, this studio guesthouse was once the kitchen area of the Schmidt House which was built in 1870 according to the Texas Historical Survey Committee. The original home sits on site but is inaccessible pending restoration efforts.