A Yellow Rose B&B

Would not stay here again. I had to call Hotel.com and have them call the property manager for the code to the door since we never received it. There are 4 units and barely enough room to par two SMALL cars. I called property about an unknown car that was parked in front and we were told to find somewhere else to park on the same street. The bathroom only had two bath towel, two rags and one hand towels, not enough for a woman with long hair. They were also hammering going on in the unit next to us for a few hours and we could hear every word they were saying. No sound barrier between walls!

Great location and the room was wonderful.

Comfortable room, great hosts, convenient location, very walkable neighborhood

Everything was nice and lovely for the few days I was there on business, but I plan to take my wife the next time we travel to San Antonio. Thank you

This was an oasis away from the city bustle, and yet so close for business and leisure engagements. Discovering the community of thoughtful people preserving this storied neighborhood in San Antonio's history was also a great pleasure. Breakfast is on hold during pandemic conditions, so bring you favorite coffee fixings to keep in the fridge and you can enjoy breakfast in your room or at several places a short walk down the tree-lined street. This is a great place to stay!

The parking was difficult to get in and out of, but he room was fine. The room had a great bathroom with a nice soaking tub. The room and building was decorated nicely with lots of plants. The WiFi was good and easy to use. Check-in was very simple.

Lovely place with a great location!

Excellent location in the King William District. Very comfortable room (“Bordeaux”) and bed; oversized bedroom and bathroom with separate shower stall and bathtub. Room does not have separate individual thermostat for A/C control; it was necessary to ask the very friendly innkeepers to change temperature setting to our desired level.

This was my 3rd stay at A Yellow Rose and the first in 8 years. Same innkeepers and the same friendly service as if I have returned to stay with friends. I much prefer such places compared with large resorts and hotels such as where my meeting was being held (had it not been cancelled in deference to Miss Corona Virus). I came anyway for R & R which I got.

It was spacious for the room that I had. The drywall is nice and the fiberglass doors look nic It was not worth the $150 a night that I got locked into by prepaying through Travelocity, $75 would have been fair because: This bed-and-breakfast was no bed-and-breakfast because breakfast was not included. I guess, through Travelocity I inadvertently chose the coffee and juice option (that all standard hotels have a at minimum) even though it was not shown on the two sets of paper work I had, one supposedly from the Bed & Breakfast and one form Travelocity. The juice by the way has a best by date of October 16, 2019. I was looking for something like I experienced in other B&Bs. It is not an interesting stay in building as shown(the street side building) in the add that I saw so it is not a majestic home conversion or majestic old building with a fine room inside. Inside it looks somewhat nice to the common eye but it appears to be cobbled together by a handy man or inexperienced craftsmen. Sink light switch off one position to the left, tread on steps not per code...landing turn for stairs the same (dangerous). . For some reason they could not manage a wash cloth when they serviced the room. This is a stay in a bunch of other (out) buildings behind the building (shown in the Travelocity ad) in front that have been renovated but it appears to be from other buildings that were hobbled together. After my stay I noticed a picture of the out buildings but it looks better in the pi