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What We Think
For anyone who believes everything’s bigger in Texas, here’s proof. Take the seemingly bottomless well of activities on offer, whether you want to take a bespoke wine tour of some of any 50 nearby wineries or rent a 22-foot pontoon boat with your besties. There are equally plentiful dining options, including a brand new Hill Country barbecue restaurant and a waterside Yacht Club where the signature dish is chicken fried lobster (swoon). Each night, you’ll retreat to a just-revamped guest room with a private balcony and windows that span from floor to ceiling; book a roomy condo for a gourmet-level kitchen Julia Child herself would be happy with.
What It Is
A 400-room gem on Lake LBJ with three award-winning golf courses (one by Jack Nicklaus, no less) and a glamorous shoreside spa.
What It Isn't
Small. The resort’s footprint is some 7,000 acres.
You're Here Because
The spa also has a full salon, so you can get a fresh blowout after your Himalayan salt stone massage.
The Moment
You’ve got a thing for just-caught seafood, so the resort’s brand new Waterfront Bar & Grill is an edible elysian. Among the dishes just pulled out of the Texas Gulf Coast? Grilled shrimp, served atop the freshest Caesar salad you’ve ever tasted.
Restaurants & Bars
The Yacht Club - Sophisticated dining surrounded by sweeping lake views Lantana - Texas comfort food classics served in a refined setting Waterfront Bar & Grill - Serving fresh seafood with waterfront views Café Del Sol - Light fare served poolside Slick Rock Grill & Bar - Casual clubhouse
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Location
About an hour’s drive from downtown Austin, Texas, on glimmering Lake Lyndon B. Johnson. Just 8 miles away, the Falls on the Colorado Museum is housed in an 1891 building and the place to see artifacts of indigenous peoples and a 700-year-old bison named Rockie.
200 Hi Circle North
Horseshoe Bay, 78657
AUS, TX