Best Western Llano

After having a terrible experience with the Best Western in Bowie (dirty room and a n owner that didn’t care) I was reluctant to stay at another Best Western but I have to say that I’m glad we did. The Llano location has been the best one yet! The owners were such sweet people and such a pleasure to talk with! Our room was spic-n-span clean. No dirty footprints or pubic hairs in the tub like at the Bowie location. And there was even a hotel kitty to love on. We will definitely be back and we look forward to it too! Thank y’all so much for your kindness! less

This place was amazing the owner and his wife are very nice people he had a Corvette 1970 model Corvette stingray out front he wouldn’t let me drive it but then again I don’t blame in the rooms was nice the parking lot was nice everything about this was a very very good thank you so much can’t wait to see y’all again less

Everything about this Best Western is pleasant, especially the staff. I am looking forward to the time when a more complete breakfast is an option but I understand that Covid is the cause for the limited, packaged breakfast items. less

Its not flashy but the rooms are clean, th AC and TV works, the beds are comfortable, and the peaple are very nice! The town in general is very nice as well. There are some great restaurants in town with some great tasty foods! Gio's Pizza is really good! less

This stay was part of one of my typical 10-day road trips, this time traveling from the Denver area to western North Carolina with my 13-year-old Chocolate Lab. Despite that I was dragging a small travel trailer (I was planning to stay outside Austin in an RV park), I wound up spending five nights in motels. I chose this property, among several others in town, because it was very late and the Best Western brand promised a better than average stay and a "cleaner" check-in. The room was clean but rather small and unimpressive, however. The big issue hurting this review was a classic Indian-owned and operated motel experience. Just before checking out, my dog sauntered out of the room and was spotted by the Indian owner. In a flash he had circled around back and had the account updated $10, an up-charge announced to me 10 minutes later at check-out by the man's Indian wife. Mind you, this was already by far the most expensive hotel stay of my trip … despite that Llano TX struck me as a rather dumpy town nearly 1.5 hours’ drive from Austin. Surely the couple decided I could be nicked the extra money because they felt they could, and that the average guest would find this trick acceptable. I don't. Bottom line, for the money, I believe you could find more comfortable lodging in this town ... without having a spying Indian owner trying to figure out how to get more money from you. less