The place is very nice and just as pictured. It is on a beautiful property just moments from Wimberley square. The host is friendly and very helpful.

The place is very nice and just as pictured. It is on a beautiful property just moments from Wimberley square. The host is friendly and very helpful.

This cottage was fantastic. Cute , very comfortable and the place was extremely clean. Communication was excellent with the host . Hot tub was great to have as well. This is a neat cottage and would definitely stay again .

This cottage was fantastic. Cute , very comfortable and the place was extremely clean. Communication was excellent with the host . Hot tub was great to have as well. This is a neat cottage and would definitely stay again .

We were in Wimberley for a wedding in Driftwood. We were grateful to be able to bring our dog with us, our place was clean and comfortable.We would recomend Mystic Hill Suites to anyone.

We were in Wimberley for a wedding in Driftwood. We were grateful to be able to bring our dog with us, our place was clean and comfortable.We would recomend Mystic Hill Suites to anyone.

We have stayed in hotels/B&Bs all over the Hill Country. We stayed in the good, the bad and the ugly. This one is in a gray area between the good and the bad. This is an older propery. Fairly well kept. The furniture is cheap and unattractive. The mattress was ok, just very loud when my husband would turn over. There were bugs...mind you mostly dead, but still bugs. Not a huge deal b/c it's in the middle of a tiny forest. We did enjoy our stay but I have suggestions: 1) Check all lights before guests' check-in. We had 3 bulbs out and it's pretty dark in the cottage. 2) Leave Kleenex for guests. Our hill co allergies were acting up and tp is no good for a runny nose. 3) It is off putting that you ask your guests to wash their dishes when there is not even a kitchen sink. We wanted coffee so badly but to have to use the tub and the tiny bathroom sink would have been a huge PITA. 4) Get new cushions for the patio. They were nasty and we had to cover them with the towels for the hot tub (which we couldn't use which is another story, but she reimbursed us for). 5) Bleach your jacuzzi tub. We were going to get in, but there were icky floaters that made us not want to use it. 6) Be sure your guests know that your pool is a small above ground pool behind your house. We checked it out and immediatley thought: "pool??" It was dirty and very small. Just a thought. 7) Add bird feeders! I was so happy to see so many birds and I'll bet if you added feeders the watching would be devine.

We have stayed in hotels/B&Bs all over the Hill Country. We stayed in the good, the bad and the ugly. This one is in a gray area between the good and the bad. This is an older propery. Fairly well kept. The furniture is cheap and unattractive. The mattress was ok, just very loud when my husband would turn over. There were bugs...mind you mostly dead, but still bugs. Not a huge deal b/c it's in the middle of a tiny forest. We did enjoy our stay but I have suggestions: 1) Check all lights before guests' check-in. We had 3 bulbs out and it's pretty dark in the cottage. 2) Leave Kleenex for guests. Our hill co allergies were acting up and tp is no good for a runny nose. 3) It is off putting that you ask your guests to wash their dishes when there is not even a kitchen sink. We wanted coffee so badly but to have to use the tub and the tiny bathroom sink would have been a huge PITA. 4) Get new cushions for the patio. They were nasty and we had to cover them with the towels for the hot tub (which we couldn't use which is another story, but she reimbursed us for). 5) Bleach your jacuzzi tub. We were going to get in, but there were icky floaters that made us not want to use it. 6) Be sure your guests know that your pool is a small above ground pool behind your house. We checked it out and immediatley thought: "pool??" It was dirty and very small. Just a thought. 7) Add bird feeders! I was so happy to see so many birds and I'll bet if you added feeders the watching would be devine.