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Hotels · Six properties · Four towns

Small towns
None of them alike

Some are on a river. One was a bowling alley. Pick by where you're going, or by the kind of weekend you're after.

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Illustrated map of the Texas Hill Country showing the towns French Cowboys operates in: Comfort (2), Canyon Lake (1), Gruene (1), New Braunfels (2)

Where they are four towns, an hour apart.

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New Braunfels, Texas

Petit Cowboy

A 1930s riverside landmark that used to be Heidelberg Lodges. Coloured cabins, the Comal, and shade.

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New Braunfels, Texas

Hacienda del Rio

Formerly the Gruene Outpost River Lodge. There's a bar, and you can put a tube in the water without getting in the car.

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Gruene, Texas

Gruene River Inn

The Guadalupe is the front yard: fly fishing, floating, and Gruene Hall a walk away when the music starts.

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Comfort, Texas

Camp Comfort

An 1860s athletics club and bowling alley. Rooms, cabins, an Airstream Bambi and a Spartan Manor. Breakfast is eight minutes away at The Meyer.

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Comfort, Texas

The Meyer Hotel

Standing since 1887 on Cypress Creek. The oldest thing we own, and the one that feels least renovated. On purpose.

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Canyon Lake, Texas

The Claire Hotel

Twenty-five rooms, a pool, and a room that holds 175.

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