Hondo : locations de vacances

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.

The Cozy Travel Trailer

Come stay in the Hill Country... A large 32 foot, travel trailer nestled under oak trees. Private bedroom with a queen bed. Spacious kitchen and living area with a large desk in the event you need to work. A key to the travel trailer and gate remote is provided to you so you can come and go as you please. An instruction sheet is on the desk as you walk in that should answer any questions you might have. *** Note*** Please Read-- Other details before booking!! Hope to see you soon!

Hill Country Hideaway minutes from City !!

Hill Country Ranch Hideaway minutes from San Antonio ! This open spacious beautiful custom finished 2 bedroom 2 bath Southwest Hill Country designed home with wrap around porches sits on a 122 acre working farm with spectacular nature views just 2 miles north of Castroville Alasation community nestled in the Texas Hill Country but minutes from popular San Antonio attractions like Downtown, Sea World, Lackland AFB, Fiesta Texas, or just venture out to Medina Lake or a Wine country tour !

Sittin' On Top of Texas!!

Glorious sunsets! Texas breezes! A blissful refuge in the midst of beauty. Take in inspiring, panoramic, breathtakingly elevated views like no other. Bask in the peaceful, expansive serenity of our hilltop ranch in your own remotely secluded cabin, overlooking hills and valleys filled with Texas flora and so much more! Experience the sounds of nature and our family of deer as you sip morning coffee on the breezy porch of your romantic, tranquil and finely appointed cabin.

Peaceful Hill Country Getaway

**PLEASE READ ALL PROPERTY DETAILS FULLY** NOTICE: Currently, Medina Lake is closed due to severely low water levels, and water access is not permitted at this time. We are very sorry for this inconvenience. This home is located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country. The property is not isolated but it is in a rural location and it makes for the perfect vacation remedy for those seeking peace, quiet, and an opportunity to get away from busy city life.

Comfy Studio@ The Munoz Palace

In the heart of the town of Natalia, comfy efficiency. Sleeps 1-3 persons. Easy access to IH 35 away from fast paced San Antonio. Quiet, off main Highway ... Surrounding towns Lytle, Devine, Castroville, Hondo. Secured Parking, and camera security. So if you're coming into San Anton or to the gateway into Mexico? Laredo or Piedras Negras? Natalia is the Middle of all the action. But quiet, peaceful and very friendly town, to stay!

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.