Miss Kitty's in Bandera

Property Description

Miss Kitty's has two bedrooms, both with Queen beds and a Queen sleeper sofa in the living room to accommodate up to six guests. There is one bath with a tub and shower combo, a fully equipped kitchen, dining area and large living room. The house was totally renovated in 2015 so it's very fresh and updated. Amenities include all bed and bath linens, a charcoal grill, ceiling fans, central air and heat, satellite TV in the living room and excellent cell phone coverage. Pet friendly.

Master bedroom with Queen bed
Second bedroom with Queen bed
Bath with tub/shower combo
Dining area
Living room with Queen sleeper sofa
Fully equipped kitchen
Front porch

With easy walking distance to Main Street and Bandera's shops, restaurants, honky tonks and the best water on the Medina River.
Kitchen equipped with oven, range top, refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker
All pots, pans, dishes, glasses, cutlery and utensils
Satellite TV
Washer and dryer
Charcoal grill
Central air and heat
Excellent cell coverage

Maximum of six guests
Two night minimum
Children welcome
One well behaved dog allowed at $16 per day
Smoking allowed outside only

** Reservation must be within the next three months to be considered**

Amenities

Guest House
Hairdryer
Heating
Linens
Living Room
Towels
Washer
Air Conditioning
Free Parking
Bandera
Churches
Library
Restaurants
Fridge
Kitchen
Microwave
Room
Stove
Coffee Pot
Sight Seeing
Walking
Atm Bank
Groceries
Tubing Water
Town
Children Welcome
Smoking Not Allowed
Wheelchair Inaccessible
Family

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