Lampasas County accommodation from NZ$114

Based on our experience of having stayed at several hundred usually higher-end VRBOs, this one ranks at the top 1 %. Most impressive is the caliber of the owner Ty , and his staff. They go above and beyond in helpfulness, technical expertise, and dedication. There are other safari ranches you could go to, but I doubt you would find a more professional one. One would conceivably go to an actual safari, but I doubt animals from different continents would be as well represented on the menu and seemingly treated as nicely. Our favorite is the Grevy's zebra, which is endangered. This is a gem. It would get harder to book once words get out. Maybe we should not mention that they are also fun and charismatic people, the various activities and tours provided are enjoyable and winsomely presented. We, including our son who is in his 20s, had a blast but in a blissful way.

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We arrived she allowed us an early check in for we traveled by car from California which we were grateful for. Then I let her know that two of the guest are smokers which she placed us near an exit which was great for them to go out side to smoke. The one at the register desk then made it very clear that marijuana is not allowed in the building. I was taken aback. I ensured her that there was not of that even with us. She continued to tell me how it was not allowed several more times. Then later that evening when we all settled in my cousin got up to use the restroom our room was starting to flood. They switched us rooms rights away. Next morning same clerk asked if we propped the exit door open. When we told her no she kept insisting that we must have cause the room had never flooded before. My cousin shut the door the last time they went out cause the lightning scared them. I was again taken aback with her insistence on us leaving the door open. It was upsetting and twice I felt profiled one way or another