Hotels met wifi in Southside

'Everything needs updated. The 1st room we had was dirty and then the 2nd room we had the tiles in the shower were starting to peel off. Better lighting in the rooms. The light bulbs are the dull warm white, not the bright white. Half the time the staff wasn't at the front desk when you needed them. I wouldn't stay there again. '

'Excellent house for families!!! Minimal decor so I didn’t have to move tons of breakable things, plenty of dishes, well-equipped kitchen allowed me to cook multiple meals with ease. Extremely clean and well-kept. Quiet neighborhood. Plenty of trash bags, toilet paper, dish soap, etc. some rentals make you bring your own and for a week long visit, that can be hard with kids. Excellent stay!'

'House was great and had everything you could need! Host was quick with responses! Will book again! '

'Good service '

'The house was in great condition!'

'Housekeeping kept coming into the room unannounced 2x, hot water took longer to come on, the fridge in the room was leaking water and not working, and the light by the bedside was flickering.'

'Hubs and I had a nice, quiet weekend at this hidden gem of a property. Antler Inn was comfortable and even though the ac struggled (but it was August in Texas and everything suffers). Ceiling fans and two ac fans made things comfortable though. The inn was furnished with antique and lived-in furniture, and again…things were comfortable. The pool was the cool and peaceful oasis I needed, and the reason for our getaway trip. Plenty of shade from mature trees and plantings made for lovely...

'The host was very welcoming. The facility was okay, very decorative; however there are so many decorative things, that there is no room to put your necessities with an a reach. The same problem in the bathroom, no space by the sink. We were expecting a fully equipped kitchen, as my husband likes to cook. We had to go out to eat daily. The dishes in the pantry were dirty, had to clean the coffee pot because it was dirty. Same thing with the utensils. Very importantly, older and disabled persons...