Tejas Hills sits in Pipe Creek, about 12 miles from Bandera and 18 from Boerne, and about 15 miles from the Medina River. The setting is rural, with hill views, open skies and little light at night, so the stars come out well.
The house is built for a group. The primary suite has two queen beds and its own bath with a walk-in shower and a soaking tub, plus an adjoining room with two twin daybeds, which suits a family traveling with children. Two more bedrooms have queen beds, the fourth has two twins, and a second full bath is in the hall. The oversized living room has vaulted ceilings, a leather sofa, recliners, a smart TV and a round card table with poker chips and board games. The dining table seats six beside large windows, and the kitchen is fully equipped, with a dishwasher.
Outside, a large wooden deck and a shaded concrete patio give the group several places to sit. There is a gas grill, a fire pit, outdoor dining and red rocking chairs. Deer move through the trees nearby, and the area is good for bird watching and hiking. Inside there is also a washer and dryer, Wi-Fi, central heat and air, and ceiling fans throughout.
Early check-in may be available on request. Every stay includes the Texas Hill Country Travel App, a local guide for exploring the area.
WHY WE LIKE IT
We usually suggest Tejas Hills for families who want room more than anything else. The primary suite has an adjoining room with daybeds, so parents can keep young kids close. The living room is oversized, with a card table for the evenings. Outside there is a big wooden deck with red rockers, a fire pit and a gas grill.
— Spencer and Jess, Backroads Hill Country
SLEEPING
Primary suite: two queen beds, with an adjoining room with two twin daybeds
Bedroom 2: queen bed
Bedroom 3: queen bed
Bedroom 4: two twin beds
Two full bathrooms, one with a walk-in shower and soaking tub and one with a tub and shower
GOOD TO KNOW
Up to two pets are welcome; any pet fee is shown when you book.
Check-in is 3 PM and check-out is 11 AM.