The Trois Estate at Enchanted Rock

We loved our stay at The Trois Estate! The Blue Room was cozy and quiet. The breakfast buffet was delicious. Friendly staff, great views, and we loved both pools. Very unique grotto. Don’t expect a five star resort and you will love the rustic charm. Wifi worked fine in our room, but we had very little cell service. We were not there on the weekend, but would have loved the Friday Star Party! I highly recommend!

I am sure this place was very spectacular in its day. But now it is run down, needs major work and is a huge disappointment. We have booked for three nights and left after the first night. Yes it is serene, calm and very quiet out in nature. Room needed a lot of work. The door did not shut properly and looked like it had been shored up by a rookie handyman at best. The upper deck with the atrium. in the middle was disgusting. Water in the atrium had a very bad smell, was totally green and scummy, part of the deck was blocked off due to rotted floor and bent metal beams. Garbage was in abundance in the atrium. The shower in the room could not be regulated to keep a constant temperature and the water trickled out. The bed really needs to be replaced as the mattress and box spring are worn out, and one can't turnover without the box spring making a horrible noise. Pictures on the website look nothing like the place looks now, run down to say the least. Feel bad for the place as with money put into things this place could be spectacular again. Nice place gone bad.

First, I very rarely leave a poor review. I do now because my experience was so exceptionally poor and the photos and description of the estate used to sell rooms are NOT at all accurate. I was sold by all the beautiful photos and good reviews I saw. I now am shocked that they have the number of good reviews that they do. So strange that there are any. We showed up and found the office. No one was there and we found an envelope with our name and the keys to the room. It’s a large estate so we had to wander around for a good while just trying to figure out where to go. I could see there were others in the same predicament. We actually never were given any information whatsoever during our stay and just had to figure it out. We were put in a room with issues that would have been known to the hotel prior to booking us in that room. The shower faucet had been broken at some point and then rigged in a weird way to continue working instead of just being fixed correctly. The problem is it still didn’t work correctly and I could not control the temperature. I had to take a scalding hot shower. Fastest shower of my life. Also, the room, especially bathroom, was dirty. It had other people’s old splattered toothpaste on the walls and hair in the shower…gross. The pillows were terrible quality and had to be at least 10 years old…again gross. They were all lumpy and we both had neck aches for several days later. We stayed in a room in the main building. It was very dark and dreary in the building and the room, with no good lighting. We had access to the “grotto” which looks really cool in the photos for swimming. It’s not. It’s very run down, not a comfortable place to hang out, and the water doesn’t look clean. They have breakfast, which was fine. Eggs, fruit, toast, the usual. On weekends the hotel serves dinner for $35 each. Be prepared that it is in no way worth $35. They were serving a buffet with lasagna, chicken, and salad. There may have been some rolls or bread, I don’t recall. It looked very average and very limited. We were very tired, but decided to make the drive to Fredericksburg for dinner, which I believe took about 25 minutes or so. The entire estate looks neat as you drive up, but then as you walk around you start noticing how run down it has become over the years. Broken out windows, lots of handiman work done by people who probably are not qualified. The number of dangerous tripping/falling hazards I noticed while there was astounding. Needless to say, we will choose more wisely next time we book a place to stay in or around Fredericksburg.

Trois Estate is a beautiful property with breathtaking views from the sky deck of Enchanted Rock and the countryside. My wife and I celebrated our anniversary and stayed 4 nights. The Staff is incredible. Keith welcomed us as we arrived and gave us a tour of the facilities. The grounds look like an Old World village with beautiful courtyards and amazing architecture. We stayed in the Bridal suite and it was extremely comfortable with rustic charm. Friday night there is a star gazing party on the upper deck hosted by Eddie and it was spectacular. Friday and Saturday (only) dinner buffet was delicious and every morning Roberto cooked breakfast. Weekend evenings the Saloon is open for drinks and live music. Victoria was fun and made great drinks and Keith played guitar and sang, with friends. it was incredible. What a great place to escape and relax. We will be going back as soon as possible.

A great place to get away & relax. The scenery is like in the movies. The structures are very unique. Staff very friendly & helpful. We had a small issue with T.V.but Brenda, Keith & hubby fixed it. It is nice to get away & be in the moment. It was our 25th wedding anniversary. We had fun cruising into Fredericksburg on the fun widing road. It rained on & off the two days we were there but still enjoyed our stay. We enjoyed the decorations/ collectibles. Breakfast was good. Keith was very nice & friendly & told us about the Estate. Gave us a tour. Loved the chapel & grotto. We will be back & recommend to friends.

How does one explain Trois Estates? There is no way to describe in words, it must be experienced. From the moment you drive up to the the first set of structures, you are transported in a new dimension. A different space in time. I have been fortunate enough to make this arrival many times to share with my parents, children, my husband, and now my sister. What makes this property so incredible besides the stunning views and architecture, is the simple bliss and calm you feel when you are there. From the beautiful pool that feels like your own back yard spot, to the underground grotto. The hospitality of Rebecca who makes you feel like a long lost friend. The history of the space and how it came about, is something you will never forget. It is a place to heal your mind, body and soul, and reconnect with yourself and the loved one you come with. Thank you to all who made our visit this May one we will always remember.