4 Best Hotels in Marble Falls, The Hill Country

Marble Falls may not have as many independent accommodations as the bustling tourist town of Fredericksburg, but the Hampton Inn on the Lake does its best to make your experience as unique to the Hill Country as possible. The staff is exceptionally friendly, and the facility has a spectacular view over the lake. Rooms feature plush, comfortable beds and are available with two queen beds or one king plus a fold-out couch.

The breathtaking views of sparkling Lake LBJ should be your first clue that this isn't your typical Texas resort experience. Every room overlooks a lush, tropical-meets-Texas landscape. Subdued neutral-toned decor keeps the focus on the views. There's enough to keep you busy for days: access to five championship golf courses, a full-service spa, clay and hard-surface tennis courts, and pickleball. Though quiet in location, silence is easily broken if louder guests are returning to their rooms later at night.

This stately manor just off Main Street opened in 1907 as the Bredt Hotel and now has been brought back to life as a Texas Historic Landmark. Stay in one of six guest apartments (reasonably spacious for a turn-of-the-20th-century building) that each sleep four, fully decorated with vintage furniture and elegant fabrics.

If you have a large group and would like a little privacy, try Moriah, a small collection of three restored historic buildings on a picturesque 3-acre property with a private boat dock on Lake Marble Falls, just 8 miles from town. The large wooden porches offer spectacular views of the hills and the expansive backyard, which includes a full volleyball court, hammocks, and plenty of room to run around. The main timber-frame house has a large main room, a full kitchen, and an upstairs loft with two futons. Each of the two 1850s timber cabins has a master room with a comfortable king bed and a bunk-room with two sets of bunk beds.