I was hesitant to stay here after some of the negative comments that had been posted but it sounded interesting enough that I decided to take a chance. I'm sure glad that I did. This was one of the most romantic and relaxing three days of my life. The place was unique and exceptional in many ways. The architecture was kind of Anaszi meets Salvador Dali. Some of the details reminded me of the kind of thing Gaudi did with his buildings in Spain. Not only were there incredible views of Enchanted Rock from the wine bar and elsewhere but there were plenty of other things to see as well, including amazing collections of antiquities and other unique items such as the world's largest cap gun museum. The underground grotto pool was perfect for an after dinner swim and the heater was working fine when we were there. There was some construction but it did not in any way impinge upon our stay. It was in another area of the property. They are building more rooms because they have more people who want to stay than they can accommodate. The on-site restaurant was a treasure. We are strict vegetarians and with our special dietary requirements we often worry if they can be met, particularly in such a remote location. Not only were they able to meet our needs but they exceeded our expectations in every way. The food was not only beautifully presented but delicious as well. As good as anything I've had at any high end fine dining establishment that I can recall. The staff was friendly and helpful in every way. Not only will we go back but we intent to have our wedding there now as well. We loved it.

We had the time of our life, best bday I ever had. Charlie, the chef and Rebecca and Charles, chef and owners, are fantastic. We felt like family. they have great talented kids too. So much magic and love there its a must see destination and escape from the city. Loved the grotto and chapel and WINE WINE WINE!!!

If you want to relax and get away where there is a great view (of Enchanted Mountain), fine dinning (excellent chef) you should go here. Located on a hilltop with wonderful views, the facilities are designed in a Spanish style architecture and the rooms are furnished with a Southwestern flare, blended with a mix of the owners eclectic collection of paintings and collectibles. There are several out buildings wich house various unique and unusual collections of artifacts, antiques, and unusual art. Much of the art is by the owner, Charles Trois, a very extraordinary and accomplished artist. You can enjoy fine dinning here in their fabulous restaurant, dine or have drinks at sunset on one of the balcony roof top patios with a fantastic view overlooking Enchanted Rock and the surrounding area. hills. The owners are presenty expanding the property adding more rooms and shops, but the construction does not interfere with the guest areas. We hardly noticed it. A great place to get away for a weekend!

Well, I am very surprised to see any negative reviews of the Trois Estate. I especially don't understand the person who stayed there one night and said not to have a wedding or reception at Trois. I did have my wedding and reception at Trois, so perhaps my review will have a little more validity...

If there is one word that best sums up the property, it is "unique". If you are expecting the Intercontinental Hotel in downtown Manhattan then I would suggest you go to Manhattan. This is a true piece of Texas Hill Country with many worldly and historic influences. It is a work of art and my new wife and I loved it. There is still some monor construction in progress, but it did not distract from at all from the special experience we had or the beauty of the property.

We had approximately 50 wedding guests. All that I talked to loved the candlelit service and reception, and five people have told me that it is the coolest/classiest/most unique/most intimate wedding that they have ever been to. Rebecca is absolutly fantastic. She is a gracious hostess, superb chef, and invaluably helpful wedding planner. Her warm, genuine smiles, advise, and flexibility made the whole experince a pleasure to plan. Her and Charles are both wonderfully pleasant people. We had driving rain, snow, and ice which put a damper on our plans to move to the rooftop winebar after a sitdown dinner in the restaurant. Rebecca very smoothly and at no aditional cost relocated everything to the dinner theater which is amazing. We had no standing water in our room that night from the rain as one of the reviews noted.

We absolutley loved the bridal suite. Very intimate..candlelit...rose petals on the bed...you get the picture. We had children staying in one room adjacent to ours and were never bothered by noise from "thin walls". As for noises later at night, we heard none. I suppose it is possible that the people next to us heard our noise, though (it was our wedding night you know...)

I could not ask for a better wedding experience, and we plan on spending our anniversary at Trois for years to come. I would definately give this place a try if I were you!