Hostels in Austin, TX

Hoffman Haus?

You could also try Carriage Hills Ranch. They can accommodate the size of the wedding and there is a luxury hotel only 1 mile away. www.carriagehillsranch.com

Cypress Falls Event Center in Wimberley

830-998-6200 The Lodge at Country Inn and Cottages. They have cabins on site and a great venue.

Might be too small. I can do onsite lodging for 30 and lodging for many more just a couple of miles away. www.heartoftexasranch.net.

Vintage Villas!

http://www.thelodgeeventcenter.com/

http://www.atexashillcountrywedding.com/

Hyatt Lost Pines, Bastrop.

We chose Vista West Ranch's The Creek Haus for our wedding. Will house 60+ and pricing is for the whole weekend. Awesome place.

http://www.vistawestranch.com/thecreekhaus/

Yeah, I got a room at Homewood Suites on Stonelake Blvd.

Also, we lost a bunch of cabins to the Memorial Day flood. Supply is low.

Check Lost Maples and the surrounding areas. LPT, plan ahead - Cabins are at a premium during our 10 HOT months of the year.

http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/bastrop/fees-facilities/cabins There's those, but honestly I don't know what it looks like out there since the flooding (or if the cabins are even available, the site doesn't say)

Canyon of the Eagles park has a resort. Not sure of the price though. It's nice out there.

If you're into the Wimberley area, this [website](http://texashillcountryreservations.com/) is wonderful. It also has stuff in the surrounding areas. I've used it a number of times. Though they had they floods, Wimberely is still there and is beautiful and lots of nature-y things to do. [This is also a decent site for cabins.](http://hillcountrypremier.com/lodging/) It is spread out over the hill country. I like cabin hopping around the area! So, if you need any advice, let me know.

I was also looking for cabins yesterday and found that typing in the area you want to stay + cabins is a good way to view all the prices. I tried to book a cabin on Inks several months back for the end of August and had the same luck. Now I am redirecting my search to Canyon Lake, the Guadalupe, Gruene, New Braunfels and where ever else is close to water. I viewed it in map view and just went to them all to compare prices. A lot of the places you will have to call to investigate availability. The frio is really nice too but that’s not central tx.

Heart of Texas lake resort off of Lake LBJ.

Our cabin is available most of February https://www.turnkeyvr.com/.../california/big-bear/1702597...

We just got back from Benjanzza Vista it was so perfect for kids , check out stayz.com there all on there

Also check out dhh.com

https://www.facebook.com/448736515336171 Jebsen's Boston Real Estate

Savannah, GA is a great destination for tourists-- so you wouldn't have any trouble renting out what your purchase (assuming city ordinances don't get in the way, or your rentals are more than 30 days). As far as a nature/cabin feel- we are more historic/coastal, but you might like The Landings at Skidaway Island. Wooded trails, resort style living. Or, there are some larger/wooded lots in the more outlying areas of town that might suit you. Let me know if you'd like any more information.

Green Forest Uvita CR!!!

San Jose, CR http://www.kapsplace.com/

Check out Cloud Bridge Preserve and Mt. Chiripo stay at Casa Mariposa one of my favorite hostels in Costa.

When I lived in the Mission, I would always pass one on Valencia St called Hotel Sunrise, which claims to be the cheapest hotel in the Mission. There's also an extra room at The Convent and The Purple House in the Haight, but they don't have private bathrooms. They're both fun places to stay though: )

Oh and my parents stayed at Holiday Inn on van ness and they really liked it.

http://www.hayesvalleyinn.com also checked this one for my parents to stay at when they were here.