Giddings Hotel Guide - First Presbyterian Church hotels in Giddings, United States of America.

"The cabin was very cute and clean! Everything was perfect. So peaceful and quiet. We enjoyed our time there!"

"We felt secluded from town and people, just what we wanted. The gravel road entrance added to the 'country charm.' Sweet, comfortable and clean accomodations. Loved everthing about it!"

"My daughter wanted a treehouse for Christmas. We live in a city so that was not possible. Found this property. It was everything and more! Clean, beautiful, accommodating and peaceful. Will be booking again! "

"We loved this glamping tent!! Outfitted and decorated in simple elegance. The bed was ridiculously comfortable! Location was private and quiet, just right for our short getaway. Hosts were responsive and friendly. We will definitely be back!"

"Awesome cleanliness and comfort for the price. Bathroom was nice and beds comfy. AC worked great. Shower was small but water pressure great. Not the greatest decorations or walls, but again, for $70 it was amazing and service was great!!!"

"Tucked away is this little gem of a house. Amazing stay. Spacious and well maintained. "

"This property was a great little escape into the country with all the conveniences of home. It had everything we needed in the kitchen for baking and we also brought charcoal and used the grill. The firepit was fun and we roasted marshmallows and cooked hot dogs. I would suggest having a bucket of water on hand if using it because any sparks could easily ignite the pine needles that surround the area. We brought some of our own wood, but there was quite a bit provided if we needed it. The boat was really easy to get on and off the shore and we brought some worms and tried fishing with various bait but alas, caught no fish. There was some good birdwatching with cardinals, blue jays, titmouse, and even some buzzards. The TV had Disney plus so we could hang out and eat popcorn and snuggle up and watch a movie, too. The kids liked the bunk beds but had to be careful not to hit their heads on the rafters on the top bunk. The location was great to go over to the Sherwood Forest Faire. This cabin is found at the end of a dirt road, which is well maintained. You have to park your car a little bit up the hill from the property, so you have a bit of a slope and a few spaced out steps to navigate to the front door. We didn't have any problems with unloading our stuff but if you have any major mobility problems, it could be difficult. All in all, this was a gorgeous, super clean, and well stocked property that had everything we needed for a comfortable stay."

"Plan on going out for breakfast "

"The structure was fine--cute and thoughtful, but the floor was littered with hundreds of small millipedes oddly enough. Nothin too crazy. We swept the whole place and carried on. It was clear that no one had given the place any attention in a while. There were cobwebs and dead bugs all around the corners of the ceiling. None of this was enough to upset me, but the following made me feel strongly that I deserved some kind of price break or rebate:ZERO communication from host.Key lock box not set to the correct code. We got lucky and guessed the right one after several failed attempts to speak to the host.No instruction on how to turn the water on or that it would be off in the first place.No instruction on where the water heater was or how to turn it on, or that it would be off in the first place.Internet did not work. MIFI device would not connect to the network.Direct TV was not subscribed to any channels, so literally no TV.Incorrect bedding supplied. We did not have a sheet big enough for one of the beds.I am not one to leave reviews typically, but this one was strange enough to warrant such action.Not a total loss though. The heater was warm; the views were stunning; and it still felt like a getaway.Thank you unresponsive host. Hope everything is okay in your world..We left the place better than we found it."