King William Manor

Best time ever, wonderful staff, beautiful warm, cozy and comfy room! Hot tub was a treat, bed was a delight and the soft plush robes a nice surprise! The hostess Abby was absolutely charming, room comes with keurig coffee maker with coffee cups and the extras, complimentary soaps, lotions and shampoo with conditioner, clean crisp quiet environment lots to do close by and has private parking, vouchers for free breakfast included for the mad hater a few yards down, will be returning in the future, will not go to hotels after this amazing bed and breakfast experience! Tip (ask for hot tub room if that’s something you want) not all rooms bring one!

Simply fantastic. My boyfriend and I stayed in the villa room and it was gorgeous. HUGE king bed, comfy sofa, a nice tv, and loads of natural light. The staff let us both check in early and check out late and were helpful and knowledgeable about the area. Speaking of, the area is so much fun! We did not expect the nightlife we saw and were pleasantly surprised. The breakfast at the mad hatter was also nice.
We are definitely going to return and spend more nights at this wonderful bnb

Loved my stay here! The bedrooms did not have the over-​the-​top floal design like many B&Bs in older areas. It felt like a home away from home with a pool in the back.
My friend and I stayed in The Villa (King size bed, jacuzzi tub, Dish TV, large closet, comfy bed, plenty of space, and many windows). It definitely surpassed my expectations. The owners are a lovely married couple that are there to help with whatever you need (which was very little for us).
The breakfast is served at The Madhatter’s Tea House at the end of the block which was perfect! I wrote a review about them as well.
Check-​in and check-​out were easy.
The location is within walking distance to The Alamodome (which we needed for an event) and the Riverwalk. I did not use my car the entire weekend. Bring comfy shoes.
I will definitely return and tell my friends!

«Service was phenomenal, meals delicious, ambiance was peaceful»
When I arrived I was impressed by the enormity of the bed and breakfast. The owners greeted us and took our luggage to our rooms. They were kind and welcoming. The rooms were cozy and private. Loved the fresh flowers everywhere. The breakfast was homeade and delicious. The location was in the historic German section of town with lots of art and cottage industry shops. When I return to San Antonio I will definitely stay at Kings Williams Manor again. Huge fan!

This place is wonderful!
Craig and Alison are super friendly and warm and welcomed us with a beer, even though we were almost an hour later getting in than we had planned and it was dark out already. We chatted with them in the living room for at least a half an hour before even checking out our room.
We got to stay in their favorite room, The Verandah Room. It’s got a wrap-​around second-​story porch that you get to by walking through a GIANT WINDOW. Rad, people.
Like Pascale, we also happened to be there for the First Friday Art Show. There was lots of music, galleries, wares, and food up and down the street. Then we walked by the river a while and saw ducks and a spider eating a junebug. But when we got tired of the crowds, we just went back to our awesome verandah and made margaritas in the room. It was party time, but all easy-​going and shit.
Breakfast of huevos rancheros was delicious and artfully presented. I was sad to leave and would definitely return! Thanks, Craig and Alison!

I went to San Antonio for a wedding as was told i would be staying in a hotel. Not expecting much I was blown away when i arrived at this awesome Bed and Breakfast. I had a great room with a jetted tub, fireplace and comfy robes. I took a dip in thier pool during a warm evening, even though i don’t swim.
I happened to be there for a Friday night street fair they have an this place was right in the middle of all the action. Near the river, shops, awesome architecture, and if you aren’t afraid of a good walk, downtown riverwalk, this is a great oasis in the middle of the city. Stay here and you will not be disappointed!

This is a great place in a great location with great caretakers. Alison and Craig took over this B&B several months ago, and they’re doing a wonderful job. The property consists of two historical houses, an inground pool behind the houses, a smaller house where the owners live, and a good-​sized yard surrounding the whole thing. Craig is gifted glass blower and a few of his pieces have been incorporated into the décor (check out the tasteful, contemporary update on the chandelier in the main house.) Each room is individually decorated, and some great paintings from a local artist adorn the common areas in both houses.
Alison is quick to help with directions, suggestions, or assistance with arrangements for local activities. The couple take the comfort of their guests very seriously, to the extent of expanding their culinary repertoire for the purpose of serving a unique breakfast each morning.
A three minute walk will get you to the river trail (paved walking or biking trail) which provides a naturally scenic route to the Riverwalk. Alternatively, you can walk through the historic district and into downtown San Antonio and the Riverwalk. But with local artist galleries, several nearby restaurants (two of which are outstanding), and a great outdoor «neighborhood» bar/​pub, you won’t need to go anywhere to enjoy yourself.

Lovely little bed and breakfast right in the King William (big, fancy historical houses) area of town, about a 15 minute walk to the end of the Riverwalk.
We only stayed one night and had to leave very early to catch a flight (the owners kindly left coffee and pastries out for us) but if we ever came back we would stay here again. The rooms were decorated very nicely, the backyard and pool area was beautiful and the house was very well maintained. We stayed in the Rose Room and paid around $ 100 with tax.