On a recent business trip to Shiner, I began researching places to stay in the town. Really not much available. Serveral Bed and Breakfast places, which we do not care for. Then we found the Shiner Country Inn. This is an old motel that has some charm to it. It is very conviently located and exceptionally reasonable. It is family... More

Stopping here at 9 pm with no plans , didn't know what we where in for, what we got for our money was an extremely clean, quiet, comfortable room, I would stay here a week. The hotel owners are typical hill country great people.

...but Eagle Ford drilling is close. Clean, well kept up, 9 rooms total. Priced to rent. I thought it was great, but some might be looking for the standard amenities you get at a chain.

Very Nice Place to stay and I have stayed here several time, but will never again after the way we were treated. We called 6 months in advance to reserve 8 rooms for our Annual Shiner trip. Called and spoke to Jeff and Kim who manage the hotel. They said no problem we got you reserve. 3 weeks before our... More

The Shiner Country Inn is really a true jewel of the past when a motel was clean, simple, and meant to provide a safe place to rest and slow down for awhile. The drive in carports next to the room is perfect. The huge oak and pecan trees provide beautiful shade and a perfect place to visit, play dominoes, and... More

I spent a weekend in Shiner in September. I stayed one night at the Shiner Country Inn. I didn't get the mans name that owns the Inn, but he is one of the nicest men iv ever met. When I checked out of the Inn he gave me certificates to eat and drink on around Shiner which saved me alot... More

This place reminds me of the days when I stayed at Grandma's but she fed us and never had satellite TV. There is covered parking big enough for a motorcycle or a tiny car. We parked under a pecan tree and there was room for a nearby 18-wheeler. The price was $10 higher than our average stop on this trip... More