The pictures of Hummingbird House (called Ruby House on the website but not when you get your confirmation email) are completely misleading). It does not look like that in reality!!! The decorations are sad for any comparable rentals in the Hill Country. They have added a couch and chair with ottoman in the living area which is nice. There are no dish towels or dish rags in the kitchen only a sad little scrubber sponge to try and clean the counter tops with. The linens and pillows on all the beds should be thrown away immediately because they are horrible. My grown daughter slept in the top bunkbed one night, and bugs were crawling on her. All of the towels are sad and should also be thrown out for a rental like this. We were given 6 towels for a rental that listed 7 guests. We found 2 towels in what we thought might be our laundry room off of our patio. Soon, we realized that housekeeping was doing the property's laundry in our cabin which was probably why we never had any hot water. The floors were not clean. They were maybe only spot cleaned. The shower door had slimy black stuff on the bottom corner of it. There is a nasty, dirty curtain over the bathtub. The curtains over the dining room table and sofa are torn and dirty. The fence was falling down in the back yard. The living room door and window let in so much wind that it was impossible to keep the cabin warm. We were expecting a much nicer property when we rented the biggest cabin on the property for our daughter's wedding at the Brewery. Also, expected some signage to be able to know not to turn into the Brewery to find the cabins! There's no signage. After our daughter got married at the Brewery, a hot water pipe busted in the outdoor shower due to cold weather. I also appreciated them sending an engineer over so quickly when the pipe broke. Having the water shut off to our cabins was such a bad ordeal. There was no water in the Bunting Cabin where my mom was and was too tiny for us to go over there anyways. The Coyote Cabin was full of other wedding guests. I felt like we were literally left out in the cold with the 7 guests in our cabin that night without water, one of those being our 2-year-old grandson. I have MS and walk with a cane and/or walker so the outdoor bathrooms in the middle of the night in freezing weather were not an option but was suggested to us by mgmt. The closest hotel only had 2 rooms at $149 per night plus taxes which is not nearly enough for 7 guests plus a dog. We were tired, angry, and cold. We all ended up driving 3 to 4 hours home that night because of the whole fiasco! We had a terrible time trying to pack up after having a day of wedding stuff coming back to the cabin was what we were looking forward to in order to relax. We were told we would be refunded for the cabin for one night plus the cost of hotel rooms but were only refunded $500. That was not fair. We were left "out in the cold". I am extremely unhappy with that aspect of the service. I understand it was no one's fault the freezing weather broke a pipe in the outdoor shower, but it is someone's fault that we were told we were going to be provided hotel rooms and were not. After all the money I spent at Jester King that weekend, I expected better treatment. I can't get over the conversation we had not matching what was given to me. As I told them during our phone conversation that night, I wasn't looking for a hand-out, I was just looking for somewhere for my family to stay. We were tired, cold, and frustrated. We needed a place to stay. Seven people cannot stay in a cabin without water or in one hotel room! We stay in rentals in Texas with our large family, but this was by far the worst for the money. The cleanliness, the quality of linens, decor, furniture, and lack of care that we were without a place to go after our wedding is, at least to me, in poor taste. We also never got a call in to order food. We only ever go their voicemail.